Acknowledging Collaborations in Environmental Research
In the realm of environmental research, collaboration is crucial for driving meaningful change. This post highlights the invaluable partnerships that contributed to recent groundbreaking studies.
Collaborators behind the Research
This research was co-developed through the combined expertise of Google DeepMind and Google Research, in collaboration with the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA). The synergy between these organizations has led to significant advancements in understanding environmental issues.
Special Thanks to Key Contributors
We extend our gratitude to the following individuals from our partner organizations:
- Google Team: Anton Raichuk, Charlotte Stanton, Dan Morris, Drew Purves, Elizabeth Goldman, Katelyn Tarrio, Keith Anderson, Maxim Neumann, Mélanie Rey, Michelle J. Sims, Myroslava Lesiv, Nicholas Clinton, Petra Poklukar, Radost Stanimirova, Sarah Carter, Steffen Fritz, and Yuchang Jiang.
Early Map Reviewers
Recognition also goes to the early map reviewers who provided critical insights, including:
- Andrew Lister (United States Forest Service)
- Astrid Verheggen (Joint Research Centre)
- Clement Bourgoin (Joint Research Centre)
- Erin Glen (WRI)
- Frederic Achard (Joint Research Centre)
These contributors and many others have played a vital role in refining our research approaches and outcomes.
Conclusion
Collaboration in research not only enhances the credibility of findings but also fosters innovation and progress. We are grateful to all our partners and reviewers whose dedication makes impactful environmental research possible.
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