Expert Network Tool
Members of the Expert Network can connect with fellow members by expertise, list their projects as Pathfinders, and curate data, models, and services in their own FireForge innovation space.
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Sarah Caldwell
Deputy Director of Collaborative Programs at Climate & Wildfire InstituteSarah Caldwell is the Deputy Director of Collaborative Programs at the Climate & Wildfire Institute (CWI), where she leads the implementation and evaluation of the organization’s research and field-based program portfolio. She works at the intersection of science,…
Business Development Cross-Sector Collaboration Program Management Science Communication Community Engagement
Jordan Combs
Senior Product Manager at Spatial Informatics Group (Austin, TX)Decision Support Tools GIS Science Communication Software Development User Experience Use-inspired Research System Administration Community Engagement
Inga La Puma
LANDFIRE Program Lead at USDA Forest ServiceDr. Inga La Puma is the LANDFIRE Program lead under the Fire Modeling Institute at the Missoula Firelab with the USDA Forest Service. She currently splits her time between managing and improving traditional production of LANDFIRE spatial data, including disturbance,…
Fire Ecology Remote Sensing LiDAR AI/ML Big Data Landscape Ecology Fire Science Data Science Science Communication
Leticia Lee
Computational Data Science Researcher at UC San Diego (La Jolla, CA)Leticia is a Computational Data Scientist. Her research focuses on developing spatially and temporally explicit fuels for more detailed prescribed fire modeling within the WIFIRE Program’s prescribed fire platform, BurnPro3D. Leticia’s research background is in using…
Fire Science Remote Sensing Science Communication LiDAR Vegetation Modeling
Alexander Tuna
at University of California, San DiegoAI/ML Big Data Science Communication Software Development Workflows
The Wildfire Science & Technology Commons is a UC San Diego initiative funded by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
