Amelia Fernández MSc. holds a BSc. In Telecommunications Systems Engineering and a MSc. In Telecommunications Engineering from Polytechnical University of Cartagena, Spain. Taking advantage of the wide range of possible applications of Telecommunications, that are becoming essential in many fields, she had been focused during her study on trying to apply all the knowledge acquired at university for solving real problems and challenges related with ecological problems, nature or the use of renewable energy sources.
She is an ambitious young person really looking forward to new projects and challenges implying in some way to contribute to a “greener” world. The technical background regarding programming and data analysis in combination with her curiosity and a willingness to learn more about climate science makes her a different profile with different points of view which can add value.
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Tailor-made Training on Geo-spatial Data Skills Development in Zambia
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InfoSequia-4CAST: Forecasting and Quantifying Risks of Crop and Water Supply Failures Using Machine Learning and Remote Sensing
InfoSequia-4CAST combines historical and up-to-date observations of satellite-based meteorological and agricultural drought indices with climate variability indices, to generate seasonal outlooks of water supply and crop yield failure alerts. These impact-based indicators are computed using a simple, robust and easily understandable statistical forecasting-modelling framework. By making use of multi-sensor, state-of-the…
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TWIGA: Transforming Weather Water data into value-added Information services for sustainable Growth in Africa
TWIGA aims to provide actionable geo-information on weather, water, and climate in Africa through innovative combinations of new in situ sensors and satellite-based geo-data. With the foreseen new services, TWIGA expects to reach twelve million people within the four years of the project, based on sustainable business models. The TWIGA…
