Amir Behnamian retweeted
Hey Twitter! It’s my #birthday on Monday 🥳 and all I want for it is for you to 1) email your MPP about the changes to #wetland evaluation in Ontario & #bill23 saveontariowetlands.weebly.c…; 2) submit a critique on the Env Registry about these changes. ero.ontario.ca/notice/019-61…
Amir Behnamian retweeted
Using Growing-Season #TimeSeries Coherence for Improved #Peatland #Mapping: Comparing the Contributions of Sentinel-1 and RADARSAT-2 Coherence in Full and Partial #TimeSeries
by Koreen Millard, Patrick Kirby, et al
👉mdpi.com/2072-4292/12/15/246…
#InSAR
#peatland
#remotesensing
Amir Behnamian retweeted
Amir Behnamian retweeted
1/4 ⭐️#SAR_STAR Friday! @GeoKoreen is a Research Scientist @environmentca working to improve Air Pollutant and #GHG estimates using #Geomatics. Give her a follow and read all about her ⬇️ #WomeninSAR #WomeninRemoteSensing #WomeninSTEM
Amir Behnamian retweeted
Very happy that my co-worker @LoriWhite_YOW is finally on twitter! Give this lady a follow to hear about her research including #wetland mapping and monitoring using #multifrequency #SAR!!!
Simulating an epidemic youtu.be/gxAaO2rsdIs via @YouTube
"Toy model" , but still interesting ...
Amir Behnamian retweeted
We just published a new paper on satellite monitoring Great Lakes wetland water level in Remote Sensing of Environment journal. Check it out!
The title: Characterizing marsh wetlands in the Great Lakes Basin with C-band InSAR observations.
The link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1aiYx…
Amir Behnamian retweeted
I'm here at the #ECCCSci tech awards to recognize the amazing job the #OPP team has done. @JasonDuffe @Jonpasher @ValerieWynja Andy, Bhavana, Huili, Lisa, Matt and I are receiving a scientific leadership award. Congratulations to everyone! So #Proud of my #team
Amir Behnamian retweeted
This video is the coolest thing I’ve seen in a long time. The owl glides through a field of neutrally buoyant soap bubbles, revealing wingtip and tail vortices. The tip vortices are entrancing—I could stare for hours.
The source is a new paper in JEB: jeb.biologists.org/content/2…
Amir Behnamian retweeted
SpaceNet 6 is officially released and up on the website! Updates will be posted on LinkedIn and Twitter both from SpaceNet 6 and CosmiQ.
To read more about the challenge: spacenet.ai/sn6-challenge/
Amir Behnamian retweeted
An early start to a full day at the Winter 2020 OPP Dialogue Forum in Vancouver. Talking this morning about our coastal sensitivity mapping work on the BCcoast on behalf of @ValerieWynja @TaylorHarmerEC @ECCCSciTech
Amir Behnamian retweeted
Day 1 of our #Parks Canada and @ECCCSciTech #wetland monitoring and remote sensing workshop at #NWRC @ @ECCCWildlifeSci @ParksCanada #geomatics #collaboration @SAR_ahBanks @behnamian @HrynykMorgan @Jonpasher
Amir Behnamian retweeted
The RADARSAT Constellation Mission is now operational!
Launched in June, the trio of 🛰 takes daily scans of 🇨🇦 and its waters, collecting important data to serve Canadians.
Learn more: asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/satellites…. #RCMSatellites
Amir Behnamian retweeted
Mathematicians have been searching, but the answer lies in physics.
bit.ly/34XsEbs
Amir Behnamian retweeted
EarthPy: Python Package for Plotting and Working with Spatial Data ~ GIS Lounge gislounge.com/earthpy-python…
Amir Behnamian retweeted
#DYK @ECCCWildlifeSci mapped linear and polygonal disturbances circa 2010 and 2015 in Canada's Boreal forest? Using #Landsat, a standardized process and diligent interpreters, we classified disturbances into various categories.
‘Logging scars’ show impact of deforestation in Canada is worse than we know, research finds dlvr.it/RKctKj
Amir Behnamian retweeted
Standardizing Sentinel-1 SLC data preprocessing for polarimetric applications. Our new manuscript on : "Preprocessing Workflow for Polarimetric Applications: A Generic Practice for Generating Dual-pol Covariance Matrix Elements in SNAP S-1 Toolbox." preprints.org/manuscript/201…
Finished our last 2019 field work at Long Point ON with my awesome colleagues @HrynykMorgan and @HChen320. A taste of our last field work: long walks/dense marsh, boat/ice, ATV/mud, UAV/hard landing! On our way back to Ottawa.





































