Anna is a geospatial research software engineer holding a Ph.D. in Geospatial Analytics. She develops dynamic spatio-temporal models of urbanization and the spread of pests and pathogens across landscape. In her work she focuses on designing intuitive tangible interfaces allowing users to steer geospatial simulations and explore future scenarios. As a member of the OSGeo Foundation and the Open Source GRASS GIS Project Steering Committee, Anna advocates the use of open source software in research and education.
Roles
Publications
- Forecasting and control of emerging infectious forest disease through participatory modelling (2019)
- Modeling the connection between viewscapes and home locations in a rapidly exurbanizing region (2019)
- Projecting Urbanization and Landscape Change at Large Scale Using the FUTURES Model (2019)
- Visualization of Pedestrian Density Dynamics Using Data Extracted from Public Webcams (2019)
- r.sim.terrain 1.0: a landscape evolution model with dynamic hydrology (2019)
- Not seeing the forest for the trees: Modeling exurban viewscapes with LiDAR (2018)
- Tangible topographic modeling for landscape architects (2018)
- Forecasts of urbanization scenarios reveal trade-offs between landscape change and ecosystem services (2017)
- Open data and open source for remote sensing training in ecology (2017)
- Spatio-ecological complexity measures in GRASS GIS (2017)