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May 27, 2025 58 min

Dr. Nicholas Coops - UBC

from The Digital Forester Hosted by Kevin Lim

Dr. Nicholas Coops, Canada Research Chair in Remote Sensing at UBC, joins The Digital Forester podcast to talk about his journey through forestry, research, and innovation. We explore how remote sensing has evolved, its impact on forest management, and what’s next for the field. From global monitoring to cutting-edge projects, Nicholas shares insights from decades at the forefront of forest science. Topics Covered: - Dr. Coops’ career path and early influences in remote sensing - The role of remote sensing in modern forestry - Building the Integrated Remote Sensing Studio at UBC - Shifts in satellite data, LiDAR, and forest inventory methods - Translating academic research into operational tools - Upcoming SilviLaser 2025 conference in Quebec City, Canada - Challenges and opportunities in global forest monitoring - Mentorship, leadership, and collaboration in science - Dr. Coops’ perspective on what’s next for digital forestry

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