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Jennifer Corcoran is listed as Remote Sensing Program Consultant at Minnesota Department of Natural Resources at Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, based in St Paul, Minnesota, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at mndnr.gov, phone signal with area code 651, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jennifer Corcoran.
Jennifer Corcoran previously worked as Remote Sensing Program Consultant at Minnesota Department Of Natural Resources and Research Analysis Specialist at Minnesota Department Of Natural Resources. Jennifer Corcoran holds Phd, Natural Resource Science And Mgmt; Assessment, Monitoring, And Geospatial Analysis; Water Resources from University Of Minnesota-Twin Cities.
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My educational background is highly interdisciplinary and my research focused on remote sensing applications, mapping, and modeling at landscape-to-regional scales. Today, I focus on building leadership and strategic planning skills. I also hope to continue to gain experience with remotely sensed data and build upon my modeling expertise to enhance the science of natural resource management.
Listed skills include Remote Sensing, Gis, Spatial Analysis, Arcgis, and 33 others.
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St Paul, MN
In this position, I lead and administer the remote sensing activities of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Division of Forestry (DoF) and Resource Assessment (RA), as well as manage cooperative work with several other agencies. As such, I plan, design, and carry out research projects to test new remote sensing and GIS technologies that involve.
Saint Paul, MN
I was a Spatial Data Analyst and Database Manager working for the Forestry Division and with the MN Forest Resources Council on the University of Minnesota campus in St Paul. My job was to take the Guideline Monitoring Program (forestry best management practices) and assess the implementation and effectiveness of forest land use/cover changes and the.
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
Courses taught: Advanced Remote Sensing, Field Remote Sensing, and Introduction to Remote Sensing.
My research progress and accomplishments contributed to a large NASA Land Cover Land Use Changes sponsored project (2012-2015) lead by my Postdoctoral Mentor, Dr. Marc Simard. My work, input, and feedback helped ensure a productive summer for two students working on related research. I presented my results in a poster at the AGU national conference and was.
Saint Paul, MN
In September 2009, I started the Natural Resource Science and Management Doctoral degree program with an emphasis in Assessment, Monitoring, and Geospatial Analysis and a minor in Water Resource Science. My research involves developing procedures to update the National Wetlands Inventory data layer for the state of Minnesota using remotely sensed data. My.
"Remote Sensing of Natural Resources and the Environment" teaching assistant for about 25 students, conducted weekly laboratory sessions and a few guest lectures of which I was the desired expert to speak on the topic (radar, data integration, etc).
Ottawa, Canada Area
Worked with RADARSAT-2 synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery from sensitive hydrologic periods to generate surface water polygons for incorporation into GIS. Explored polarimetric decompositions, including Cloude-Pottier, Van Zyl, and Freeman-Durden, to evaluate the best method for flooded vegetation discrimination.
Kampala, Uganda
Assessed the ecological niche of fungus Crytococcus neoformans in a small rural region by navigating to random points and collecting environmental samples representative of the site. Performed lab analysis on the environmental samples and prepare the samples for cryogenic storage to be sent back to the US for further analysis.
Candidate for Masters degree in Soil Science with an emphasis in Climatology and a Minor degree in Geographical Information Science. Studies include Biometeorology, Crop Research, Remote Sensing, and Geospatial Analysis. Graduating July 2009.
"The Atmosphere" teaching assistant for about 15 students, conducted workshop sessions and substitute lecturer while faculty were gone at a conference.
"The Atmosphere" teaching assistant for about 40 students, conducted workshop sessions and substitute lecturer while faculty were gone at a conference.
Assist students and faculty working in the lab, repair and troubleshoot computer hardware and software issues, maintain and checkout various equipment supported by the lab (projectors, laptops, GPS units, etc.).
Conduct walk-in and appointment tutor sessions for a wide range of mathematics, physics, and chemistry subjects and a variety of student backgrounds.
"Algebra to Algorithms" teaching assistant for about 20 students, conducted workshop and homework sessions.
Carson, WA
Assisted a micrometeorological technician at the Wind River Canopy Crane Research Facility (WWCCRF) in Carson, WA. Performed routine maintenance, calibrated equipment, and established a new micrometeorological research tower in a remote location. Completed a poster and research paper about the eddy covariance measurement technique, on display at the WRCCRF.
Activities and Societies: American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS), Association of American Geographers (AAG).
Activities and Societies: Council of Graduate Students (COGS), Geographical Information Science Student Organization (GISSO), Toastmasters.
Activities and Societies: Computer Applications Lab (CAL), Evergreen Tutor Center (ETC), Computer Science Engineering and Mathematics.
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Jennifer Corcoran works for Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Jennifer Corcoran is listed as Remote Sensing Program Consultant at Minnesota Department of Natural Resources at Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
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Jennifer Corcoran is based in St Paul, Minnesota, United States while working with Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Jennifer Corcoran has worked for Minnesota Department Of Natural Resources, University Of Minnesota, Jpl (Nasa'S Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Natural Resources Canada, Canada Centre Of Remote Sensing, and The Evergreen State College.
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Jennifer Corcoran holds Phd, Natural Resource Science And Mgmt; Assessment, Monitoring, And Geospatial Analysis; Water Resources from University Of Minnesota-Twin Cities.
Jennifer Corcoran is listed with skills including Remote Sensing, Gis, Spatial Analysis, Arcgis, Environmental Science, Wetlands, Erdas Imagine, and Data Analysis.
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