Victoria Hemming
@v_hemming
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Decision analyst specialising in nat resources | applies expert elicitation, decision sci, risk analysis, natural cap, open sci | Botanist | mum. She / her
Vancouver, British Columbia
Joined November 2014
Good news! Our article on #DecisionScience has been recognized as a top 10 most-cited paper published by.@ConBiology. #TopCitedArticle.
Our paper "An introduction to decision science for conservation" is now online, formatted and open-access! š. A summary thread š.
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If youāre not grounded in the place, if you havenāt seen it, then youāre not going to understand the values, and youāre not going to be making the right decisions. Itās more than just biodiversity. @Jennifer_Grenz #NACCB24
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Honouring stories of past, present and future to guide decision-making for eco-cultural landscapes. Sofie McComb providing insights to an approach applied for Garry oak ecosystems of the Salish Sea #NACCB24
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Exciting and much-needed work to rethink rigid expert elicitation approaches to make them inclusive of diverse knowledge holders by @JennWalkus and Megan Adams. Important guiding principles- respect, trauma-informed design reciprocity, inclusivity. š
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āDecisions are only as good as the data and the values that guide themā. āDiversity is keyā. How do we make decisions processes and spaces inclusive? @TaraGMartin kicking off the Decision Science for Inclusive Conservation session #NACCB24
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Next week, I start a new role with Compass Resource Management. Iām incredibly excited about this opportunity. Iām looking forward to continuing my passion and skills in values-led and inclusive decision analysis and risk assessments for natural resources.
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Today marks my last day at #UBC. What a wonderful 4 years Iāve had as a postdoc with @TaraGMartin. Together we developed an undergraduate course in decision science, and a primer to the field of decision science (a top downloaded and cited paper).
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RT @BierVicki: Just in time for the holidays, I'm pleased to introduce you to the latest special issue of Decision Analysis, on sustainabilā¦.
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Excited to help lead the special issue in sustainability for the journal of Decision Analysis! Weāre working on making the pre-prints for this issue open access- stay tuned!.
An editorial by the guest editors (@KFilerRobinson, @ErinBakerEnergy, Elizabeth Ewing, @v_hemming, @melissakenney, and @mcr_evpi) introduces the issue, and explains why decision analysis is so important for sustainability and conservation. #Sustainability #conservation.
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RT @lucysrose: Interested in predicting mgmt benefit across large regions?.Have SDMs but incomplete spatial data wrt habitat variables re:ā¦.
conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Effective biodiversity conservation decisions are often hampered by a lack of spatially explicit data on habitat variables and empirical data on the effect of management actions. This study develop...
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RT @HaleyABranch: I hate how #inaccessible access is. I can't use the @Yale accessible shuttle without a medical note stating I use a wheā¦.
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RT @itsnotfairman: Have to say this one took the wind out of me this morning. It's hard to work in forests and fire in Victoria without bumā¦.
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RT @CarolineLenette: A few months in the making. & now finally ready: The Anti-Colonial Research Library hosts 400+ open-access articlesā¦.
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How are the negotiations for the #WGA #SAGAFTRA strikes conducted? Specifically the #decisionmaking theory applied? It seems like negotiation theory / conflict resolution? Any insight? Is there a role for #decisionanalysis?.
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RT @CindyM_Hurtado: Thrilled to share with you the most recent paper of my PhD research. "Comparing wildlife habitat suitability models basā¦.
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Great campaign analogy š.
Protect wildlife before it's too late! š¦. Populations of at-risk species in Canada have declined 59% on average since 1970: #TwitterX #FridayMorning
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The environmental and ethical impacts of AI- a great article @Ascelin
theconversation.com
In a preprint study, researchers estimate training the model behind ChatGPT would have required somewhere between 210,000 and 700,000 litres of water.
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RT @linguistMasoud: Iām quite used to the cruelty students can face when they apply for a US visa but this one broke me. We offered admissiā¦.
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I had no idea that banana plantations used so much plastic, or that they shredded and ploughed it into the ground. How common is this? š š§.
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