Angela Harris

Overview

Angela''s research interests focus on the innovative application of remote sensing for monitoring the impact of environmental change on vegetation communities, and to improve our understanding of ecosystem physical processes, particularly in climatically sensitive northern peatland ecosystems. She is interested in the novel use of Earth observation data across a range of temporal and spatial scales, which range from the collection of laboratory and in situ field spectroscopy data to the analysis of airborne, UAV and satellite imagery.

Biography

BSc (Cardiff), M.Sc. (Glamorgan), PhD (Sheffield)

Education, Qualifications and Career

2017 - Senior Lecturer in Remote Sensing, Department of Geography. School of Environment, Education and Development, University of Manchester

2010 - 2016 - Lecturer in Remote Sensing, School of Environment, Education and Development (Geography) University of Manchester

2005-2010 - Lecturer in Remote Sensing, School of Geography, University of Southampton

2001- 2004 - PhD ""The potential of remote sensing as a tool for the measurement of near-surface hydrological conditions in northern peatlands", University of Sheffield

2000-2001 - Research Assistant, School of Architecture, University of Wales, Cardiff

1999-2000 MSc Environmental Conservation Management, University of Glamorgan 

1996-1999 - BSc(Hons) Marine Geography, University of Wales, Cardiff