Program
We can't wait to host TWEEDS in Eugene, Oregon this year!
All talks will be in Room 282 of the Lillis Business Complex.
We will serve breakfast and lunch both days in the first-floor atrium of the Lillis Business Complex.
Final schedule. All times are Pacific.
Friday, 07 October 2022
| 08:30am | Welcome, coffee, and social (Lillis atrium) |
| 09:00am | Christoph Nolte |
| Characterizing and calibrating uncertainties in the estimation of parcel-level land values and conservation cost | |
| 09:20am | Jonathan Proctor |
| Parameter recovery using remotely sensed variables: Problems and solutions |
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| 09:40am | Hikari Murayama |
| Mass production of global-scale maps using satellite imagery and machine learning | |
| 10:00am | Coffee/tea break |
| 10:30am | Gemma Dipoppa |
| Fires: Political economy and health impacts of crop stubble burning in South Asia |
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| 10:50am | Santiago Saavedra |
| The response of illegal mining to revealing its existence | |
| 11:10am | Hannah Druckenmiller |
| Can removing development subsidies promote adaptation? The Coastal Barrier Resources Act as a natural experiment |
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| 11:30am | Lunch (Lillis atrium) |
| 01:00pm | Keynote: Paulina Oliva |
| Environmental exposure and human behavior | |
| 02:00pm | Coffee/tea break |
| 02:30pm | Jeongkyung Won |
| Disaster damage assessment via machine learning | |
| 02:50pm | Anna Papp |
| Pollution, plastics, and the global trade in garbage | |
| 03:10pm | Angela Fletcher and Laura Villegas Ortiz |
| Mapping urban heat mitigation effects on human health due to tree canopy cover |
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| 03:30pm | Coffee/tea break |
| 04:00pm | Lightning talks, vol. 1 (8 x 5 min) |
| 04:45pm | Break and transit |
| 06:00pm | Dinner, drinks, party at Ninkasi Brewing's Better Living Room |
| 10:00pm | Night on the town (or go to bed) |
Saturday, 08 October 2022
| 08:30am | Welcome back, coffee, and social (Lillis atrium) |
| 09:30am | Morgan Levy |
| Mapping groundwater level change using surface displacement and machine learning in California's Central Valley | |
| 09:50am | Anna Boser |
| Machine learning and remote sensing elucidate an 80% water savings potential in California agriculture | |
| 10:10am | Simon Greenhill |
| What does the Clean Water Act regulate? | |
| 10:30am | Short coffee/tea break |
| 10:45am | Lightning talks, vol. 2 (6 x 5 min) |
| 11:30am | Lunch (Lillis atrium) |
| 01:00pm | Joshua Fan |
| Real-time crop yield forecasting with spatio-temporal deep learning | |
| 01:20pm | Kathy Baylis |
| The effect of food price volatility on child stunting in Sub-Saharan Africa | |
| 01:40pm | Victoria Sogomo |
| Predicting maize yields at large scale using remote sensing | |
| 02:00pm | Coffee/tea break |
| 02:30pm | Lightning talks, vol. 3 (6 x 5 min) |
| 03:15pm | The end. ❤️ |
Programs from previous iterations: 2019 | 2020
Please contact Ed Rubin with any additional questions.