César Herrera is a Senior Research Fellow and ecoinformatician with eight years’ experience developing software and hardware for coastal and marine monitoring. He combines a PhD in Marine Ecology with expertise in computer vision, statistics, and big-data workflows to boost data reliability, lower operating costs, and support decision-making under uncertainty. Based at Griffith University on the Gold Coast, he moves research into operational tools—automating biodiversity and ecosystem-function assessments from complex sensor streams. His work blends field-savvy ecological thinking with hands-on data science and device integration, and he contributes to interdisciplinary communities like SORTEE. An unusual strength is translating experimental hardware and novel analytics into scalable monitoring systems that are ready for real-world deployment.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Licenciado en Biología Ecology Evolution Systematics and Population Biology, Licenciado en Biología Ecology Evolution Systematics and Population Biology at Universidad Simón Bolívar
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Marine Ecology Ecoinformatics Computer Vision and Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Marine Ecology Ecoinformatics Computer Vision and Statistics at James Cook University
An heuristic toolbox for spying* intertidal crabs in their environment; built in Python. In continuous development. * Furtively collect information about crabs biology and ecology
Contributions:1 release, 305 commits, 62 pushes in 2 years
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