Spatial Information Systems Lab
All current students and staff are housed in the Spatial Information Systems (SIS) lab and can be reached at (780) 492-2540
Nadele Flynn
PhD student, 2017 to present
Predicting climate change resilience in the Yukon at multiple scales: from biological response to site and ecosystem classifications.
Supervisor: Andreas Hamann
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NSERC/Create Northern Programs scholarship 2017-2020 ($54K), Northern Scientific Training Program Grant 2018, 2019 ($5K), UofA Northern Research Award 2018, 2019 ($5K), Student Presentation Award CONFORWest 2018 Conference, POLAR Northern Resident Scholarship 2018 ($10K), Mitacs Accelerate 2018, 2020 ($30K) |
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Vinicius Goncalves Manvailer
PhD student, 2018 to present
Dendroclimatology approaches to assess the resilience of South American forest tree species to climate change.
Supervisor: Andreas Hamann
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CAPES International Graduate Stipend 2018-2022 ($120K), University of Alberta Recruitment Award 2018 ($10K) |
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Nicholas Boyce
MSc/MF student, 2023 to present
Guiding assisted migration for reforestation in Canada to address climate change
Supervisor: Andreas Hamann, co-supervisro: Scott Nielsen
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TRANSFOR-M International Dual Degree student |
Zach Zimmerman
MSc/MF student, 2023 to present
Developing statistical range and distribution models for North American tree species
Supervisor: Andreas Hamann
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TRANSFOR-M International Dual Degree student |
Haowen (Wendy) Zou
MF student, 2024 to present
Predicting lichen habitat under climate change with deep neural networks: implications for caribou conservation
Supervisor: Andreas Hamann, Co-supervisor: Vic Lieffers
HamannLab Alumni
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