Red Willow Coleman

Imaging Spectroscopy @ NASA JPL

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Hi, I’m Willow!

Over the last 4+ years, I’ve worked on a variety of topics at the intersection of remote sensing, machine learning, and data science. I’m especially interested in projects that use this data to address environmental and social issues (e.g., improving urban environmental policy outcomes). I recently graduated from Harvey Mudd College with a B.S. in Mathematical and Computational Biology and an emphasis in Environmental Analysis.

I’m currently working as a imaging spectroscopy research technologist on EMIT at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. As part of this job, I’m validating EMIT’s surface reflectance data products and developing novel methodologies for measuring methane emissions from space.

In my spare time, I like cooking, backpacking, and hanging out with my cat :sunrise_over_mountains:

news

Oct 24, 2022 Started as a Community Science Fellow with the AGU Thriving Earth Exchange October 2022 cohort
May 6, 2022 Awarded HMC Mindlin Prize for Innovative Ideas in Science

selected publications

  1. RS
    Comparison of Thermal Infrared-Derived Maps of Irrigated and Non-Irrigated Vegetation in Urban and Non-Urban Areas of Southern California
    Red Willow Coleman, Natasha Stavros, Glynn Hulley, and 1 more author
    Remote Sensing Dec 2020
  2. RS
    A Simplified Framework for High-Resolution Urban Vegetation Classification with Optical Imagery in the Los Angeles Megacity
    Red Willow Coleman, Natasha Stavros, Vineet Yadav, and 1 more author
    Remote Sensing Jul 2020