Coastal Resilience Champions: The many effects of sea level rise
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Our Project
Climate change impacts on coastal and marine ecosystems. How can we monitor/predict coastal adnd marine ecosystem resilence under climate change.
Documentation
- Access detailed documentation on our GitHub Pages site.
Group Members
- Member 1: Jansen Smith: Geologist, Paleogist at University of Minnesota Duluth;
- data science super power = temporal perspective
- polarities - in the middle, adaptable
- Member 2: Kwame Sha: grew up in Brooklyn, spent time in South; audio engineer, environmental experise through cultural tradition - the south and Geechee nation
- superpower - adaptabilty/mutability, listening
- local knowledge
- Member 3: Mark McCoughly: marine biology, coral restoration and big data analysis
- good with big data
- in the majority of groups but polarized
- Member 4: Lindsay Chipman: biogeochemical oceanography/coastal ecology
- ...
- [Link to more detailed bios or profiles if available and desired.]
Code Repository Structure
- Data Processing: Scripts for cleaning, merging, and managing datasets.
- Analysis Code: Scripts for data analysis, statistical modeling, etc.
- Visualization: Code for creating figures, charts, and interactive visualizations.
Meeting Notes and Agendas
- Regular updates to keep all group members informed and engaged with the project's progress and direction.
Contributing to This Repository
- Contributions from all group members are welcome.
- Please adhere to these guidelines:
- Ensure commits have clear and concise messages.
- Document major changes in the meeting notes.
- Review and merge changes through pull requests for oversight.
Getting Help
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- Document Your Data: Include a data directory with README files for datasets.
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