Gabrielle Longman

• Conducted 120-150 hours of research using NASA satellite data and advanced digital tools to analyze environmental changes and climate.
• Performed land cover analysis using satellite imagery and digital tools to assess vegetation patterns and landscape changes.
• Utilized tools such as NASA GLOBE Observer, Google Earth Engine, and Jupyter Notebooks for field research and data analysis.

• Co-authored a research paper with two students analyzing environmental factors and pollution's impact on mosquito population density in Texas.
• Developed a forest-based classification and regression AI model to predict mosquito populations using satellite and EPA data.
• Selected as a 2022 AGU Brightstar, presented at the AGU conference, and had the abstract published in the AGU journal.

• Made hot and cold beverages (coffee, tea, milkshakes), crafted latte art, and served donuts, pastries, and breakfast food.
• Pleasantly interacted with customers during hectic periods to promote fun, positive environment.

Staff writer at the Daily Trojan, member of the fencing team, outing club, SPS, and Women in Physics.