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Developing my PhD at the Institute of Marine Sciences of Andalusia (ICMAN-CSIC), where I use satellite and drone imagery to map seagrass habitats and monitor blue carbon accounting in coastal environments. Currently based in Berlin where I collaborate with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) within the Global Seagrass Watch (GSW) project. <br><br><a href=\"https://www.linkedin.com/in/mar-roca-mora-b08697117/\">LinkedIn Profile</a></div>", "id": "c0fb7c"}, {"name": "Avi Putri Pertiwi", "event": "ab37e1", "avatar_image_path": "/gs/gweb-gc-gather-production.appspot.com/files/ADPycdvCA4YdmdfE_8m40WcwqqP5nlltfqhQXB8uRkKJoNN-juGcgiEAfDJRxmeIzyn7n7jRqGrgnCtUkzSx0yuf9zO_gAEf5vTf.MD46Of_hsdqoZmWn", "blog_url": "", "company": "", "image_path": "", "title": "Research Associate, German Aerospace Center (DLR)", "twitter_url": "", "description": "<div>Avi is a research associate working in the German Aerospace Center (DLR). She is currently doing research in two projects related to Earth Observation using optical satellite images, namely \"Global Seagrass Watch\" and \"Optical Mission Performance Cluster\". During her study in engineering, she discovered that using satellite images of the Earth can help us understand the world we live in in a different way and taught herself programming to help automate the work. She thought that it looks a lot like \"art, but science\". Looking at the Earth from afar, she was reminded of the beauty of the nature in larger scale and wished to use this knowledge to do something for the environment. 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