Sharyn Hickey

Dr Sharyn Hickey is a spatial ecologist and remote sensing scientist at The University of Western Australia. Dr Hickey's work is focussed on the shallow marine and coastal habitats, and using remote sensing data to monitor changes and spatial analytics to further our understanding of the drivers of changes in these habitats. Her research has largely been focussed on intertidal habitats, particularly mangrove habitats in Western Australia.

Abstracts this author is presenting:

Are Impact Events Equal? A Blue Carbon Perspective for Mangroves in Two World Heritage Areas — Session 11.4 - Climate Change, Climatic Variability and Anthropogenic Pressures Risk Coastal Ecosystem Sustainability
Revealing the impact of spatial bias in survey design for habitat mapping: which is the fairest of them all? — Session 10.2 - Advancing Marine Benthic Research Through Underwater Imagery: Unveiling the Seabed from the Tropics to the Poles

Sharyn Hickey 2024 Australian Marine Sciences Association Annual Meeting combined with NZMSS

Sharyn Hickey

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