Colin Mast
@colinmast.bsky.social
Forest Science PhD student at CSU. Interested in understanding how the spatial patterns and impacts of natural disturbance are changing in the forested landscapes of the Western U.S.
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So grateful for the amazing members of the Francis lab, @colinmast.bsky.social @lilianvallet.bsky.social, Ashley Zwick and Subham Banerjee (not pictured here)! So much creativity, quantitative thinking, and geospatial fire science data wizardry. Working with these folks is the best.
May 9, 2025 at 11:06 PM
So grateful for the amazing members of the Francis lab, @colinmast.bsky.social @lilianvallet.bsky.social, Ashley Zwick and Subham Banerjee (not pictured here)! So much creativity, quantitative thinking, and geospatial fire science data wizardry. Working with these folks is the best.
Excited to share my MS research! We used the LANDIS-II model to explore how landscape planning can balance wood demand, biodiversity, and carbon storage in a changing climate.
Huge thanks to @mattbetts42.bsky.social, @melissalucash.bsky.social, and Neil Williams for all their help along the way!
Huge thanks to @mattbetts42.bsky.social, @melissalucash.bsky.social, and Neil Williams for all their help along the way!
Increased demand for wood, in combination with climate change and fires, pose serious challenges for biodiversity and carbon storage. Which landscape planning strategies minimize negative impacts? New paper by @colinmast.bsky.social! 🧪https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10980-024-02041-5
January 29, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Excited to share my MS research! We used the LANDIS-II model to explore how landscape planning can balance wood demand, biodiversity, and carbon storage in a changing climate.
Huge thanks to @mattbetts42.bsky.social, @melissalucash.bsky.social, and Neil Williams for all their help along the way!
Huge thanks to @mattbetts42.bsky.social, @melissalucash.bsky.social, and Neil Williams for all their help along the way!
Great article on a well-taught course by @jameslamping.bsky.social. The course gave students hands-on experience, not only with drones, but also with geographic analysis and research design. Working with James and students from a wide range of majors (geography, ENVS, journalism, etc.) was a blast!
A few terms ago I was given the opportunity to teach the Mapping with Drones course at @uoregon.bsky.social! The students in the class were driven and they all blew me away with the effort they put into the course. We taught survey methods, RTK GPS systems, lidar processing, multispectral, etc.
Geography Students Learn Drone Mapping to Prepare for Careers | College of Arts and Sciences
cas.uoregon.edu
December 4, 2024 at 11:52 PM
Great article on a well-taught course by @jameslamping.bsky.social. The course gave students hands-on experience, not only with drones, but also with geographic analysis and research design. Working with James and students from a wide range of majors (geography, ENVS, journalism, etc.) was a blast!
IURFO field excursion day! Today we traveled to Tyresta National Park, meeting with forest managers and fire ecologists to learn more about: Fire Dynamics and Disturbances in Past and Present Forest Landscapes.
June 27, 2024 at 5:22 AM
IURFO field excursion day! Today we traveled to Tyresta National Park, meeting with forest managers and fire ecologists to learn more about: Fire Dynamics and Disturbances in Past and Present Forest Landscapes.
The first day of #IUFRO2024 was a success! Nice to present my modeling research on the Elliott again.
June 27, 2024 at 5:20 AM
The first day of #IUFRO2024 was a success! Nice to present my modeling research on the Elliott again.
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My M.S. student got his Masters degree today! So excited. Next stop? He's heading to CSU for a PhD.
May 25, 2024 at 3:56 AM
My M.S. student got his Masters degree today! So excited. Next stop? He's heading to CSU for a PhD.
The TEEL lab is presenting some amazing research at AGU next week. Come chat with us about forest ecosystem models and climate change!!!
Excited to attend #AGU2023 with the grad students in my lab!
December 7, 2023 at 8:38 PM
The TEEL lab is presenting some amazing research at AGU next week. Come chat with us about forest ecosystem models and climate change!!!