Emily Tsiemi Shinzato

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Birthplace: Brazil

Emily is originally from Brazil, where she grew up and persued undergraduate studies in Forest Engineering. During college, Emily conducted scientific research focused in Forest Planning and persued internships. After undergraduation, Emily began her master in Remote Sensing at National Institute for Space Research (INPE) and worked on LiDAR and imagery applied to Forest Inventory, in some of FIBRIA S.A. plantations. Her experience includes extensively working in Brazil and Canada. She participated of the Emerging Leader in the Americas Program (ELAP) program as a visiting researcher at UBC, where her task involved estimation of forest parameters with lidar and orthoimagery. Emily and a group earned Santander and FAPESP grant assistence to found Treevia Forest Technologies, in Brazil. Currently she is working at Treevia Startup and studying for an MBA in Project Management at Ibmec. Specialties: Forest Planning, Remote Sensing, LiDAR, Project Management. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)

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The technology used in forest inventories remains unchanged for decades, despite the huge development in the same period in all areas of science. The current technological evolution supported by the tripod, internet of things, big-data and artificial intelligence, widely diffused in several sectors of the economy and responsible for significant gains in productivity, has not yet reached t…
Integrated forest monitoring system - Smartforest: technological revolution in forest inventories, AP.PIPE
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For more than decades technology applied in forest inventories are kept unchanged, despite the massive development observed in others science fields for a same amount of time. Technology advancement has led to the efficient 3D virtual capture and representation of the constituents' elements of a landscape, scene or body target, in the form of miniaturized electronic circuits, optical lase…
Technological revolution in forest monitoring: development of an integrated system for monitoring and measuring forest through telemetry and laser scanning for cables, AP.PIPE

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Agronomical Sciences Forestry Resources and Forestry Engineering

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