NeonDataWrangler

Anthropogenic land cover changes (LCC) affect regional and global climate through biophysical variations of the surface energy budget mediated by albedo, evapotranspiration, and roughness. This change in surface energy budget may exacerbate or counteract biogeochemical greenhouse gas effects of LCC, with a large body of emerging assessments being produced, sometimes apparently contradictory. We reviewed the existing scientific literature with the objective to provide an overview of the state-of-the-knowledge of the biophysical LCC climate effects, in support of the assessment of mitigation/adaptation land policies.

Dr. Sergio Marconi (He/Him)
Dr. Sergio Marconi (He/Him)
Post-Doc at University of Florida

My research focuses on AI for forest cross-scale ecology and conservation