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Faine Greenwood
@faineg.com

Keep me posted if you see anything relevant - especially related to tech policy and strategy work around civilian drones, aid, investigating war crimes, and remote sensing. (I’m more of a policy/research wonk than anything else, but I can wear many hats and have a lot of technical experience).

Faine Greenwood@faineg.com

Related: I’m still looking for leads and help on jobs, fellowships, and freelance contracts on drones, GIS, aid, disaster, OSINT, tech ethics, and journalism. I simply will not work for evil people and/or weapons manufacturers, which is also why I haven’t had paying work since Trump 2.0 began.

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Leah
@leah.myatproto.social

We've got a couple geospatial research institutions in Stl. Taylor Geospatial is mapping farm fields, doing food security research. taylorgeospatial.org/news/fields-... And WashU's Nathan Jacobs' lab (doing a bunch of work using geospatial for conservation research and tools) mvrl.cse.wustl.edu

taylorgeospatial.orgCommunity Experts Help Fields of The World FlourishTaylor Geospatial convenes international experts to improve usability of Fields of The World, the first open ecosystem for global agricultural field boundary detection from satellite imagery.
Rob
@dollar99.bsky.social

If you're still in New England I have a contact I can share. Someone involved in a lot of drone work but I just can't blast it online.

Soil Scientist 🇺🇦
@dylanbeaudette.bsky.social

In a different administration, the USDA and especially USFS or ARS would have many positions that specialize in the use of UAV for complicated fire fighting, forest survey, and agricultural research roles. Hang in there!

Karl Magnacca
@kmagnacca.bsky.social

Do you do remote sensing for science/conservation? I’m working on a project doing drone-only plant, bird, and insect surveys for an island we can’t land on. We’re already working with someone but there’s a decent chance there will be more of this in the future.