Britnay Beaudry
MSc Graduate Student 

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Britnay joined the lab in 2024 as an MSc graduate student. She previously graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.S. in Environmental Science (2019). She then spent two years as a part of NASA's DEVELOP program, leading feasibility projects that focused on the applications of aquatic remote sensing. Britnay then worked as an Ecological Conservation Instructor for NASA's Applied Remote Sensing Training (ARSET) program, where she specialized in building capacity for remote sensing through various programming languages. Her current research in the lab will focus on environmental justice and quantifying the impacts climate change has upon vulnerable populations and the Long Island Sound. 

Publications: 
Hall, M., Halaweh, G., McCollum, S., Siman-Tov, Z., Torres-Pérez, J., Beaudry, B., Guild, L., & Tanh, L. (2023). South Slough Water Resources: Monitoring Changes in Water Quality to Identify Stressors in Eelgrass Extent Throughout the Coos Estuary [Scientific and Technical Information]. NASA DEVELOP National Program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20230010871 

Raine, H., Tene, A., Scott, K., Mar, T., Shivakumar, N., Torres-Pérez, J., Dialesandro, J., Beaudry, B., & Tanh, L. (2023). Marin County Wildfires II: Improving Fire Suppression Modeling to Inform Fire Prevention and Suppression Decisions in Marin County, Ca [Scientific and Technical Information]. NASA DEVELOP National Program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20230012207 

Perrello, S., Hertzel, E., Oki, K., Stark, K., Torres-Pérez, J., & Beaudry, B. (2022). Florida Water Resources: Assessing Coastal Resiliency Across Florida's Aquatic Preserves in Response to Hurricane Forces [Scientific and Technical Information]. NASA DEVELOP National Program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220013975