Jesse Viehweger is a computer scientist specializing in geospatial data analysis and applications. Having completed his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Mount Royal University, he currently works with the data science team at the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, where he focus on leveraging machine learning algorithms and data analytics to enhance evnironmental monitoring. Jesse's work in spatial data analysis has helped advance the tracking of the human impact on Alberta's environment. He looks forward to sharing his insights on the use of artificial intelligence and its transformative impact on envrionment monitoring.
Sessions in which Jesse Viehweger participates
Tuesday 29 October, 2024
Maintaining undisturbed habitat is key to the recovery strategy of the Woodland Caribou boreal population. Seismic lines have been identified as a human footprint feature that requires specific attention for habitat restoration in part because linear features are linked to increases in the predation rates of caribou as they provide lines of sight and easy transportation routes for predators. It is estimated that there are hundreds of thousands of kilometers of seismic lines within Alberta (AB...
