Dan Rosauer
Greenhouse Abatement Scientist
Canberra, Australia
Summary
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Top SchoolDan Rosauer is a Greenhouse Abatement Scientist in Canberra with 13 years’ experience applying biodiversity, biogeography and macroecological methods to real-world conservation and carbon accounting challenges. He combines a strong academic foundation—a PhD in Biological Science and postdoctoral research at Yale and ANU—with hands-on government roles building and managing spatial biodiversity databases and national land-sector carbon models. At CSIRO and the Australian Government he has translated phylogenetic and geographic biodiversity data into operational tools for conservation planning and greenhouse gas accounting. His work spans vegetation carbon cycles, conservation planning and modelling Australia’s forests to quantify emissions and sinks, reflecting both theoretical and policy-facing impact. Notably, he has repeatedly bridged research and implementation, managing national spatial information systems and developing methods that integrate evolutionary history into spatial decision-making.
13 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Biological Science, PhD, Biological Science at University of New South WalesAustralian National University
Github Skills (14)
phylogenetic-trees10
meta-analysis10
spatial-analysis10
biodiversity10
reproducible-science9
biology9
spatial9
to-do7
solver7
spatial-data6
optimization5
r5
evolution1
geographic1
Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (5)
DanRosauer/phylospatial
Mar 2015 - May 2018
Contributions:33 commits, 1 PR, 29 pushes in 3 years 2 months
interestingspatialphylogenetic-treesspatial-datato-do
DanRosauer/DynamicRangeEvolutionAndDiversification
May 2018 - Aug 2018
Contributions:39 pushes, 1 branch, 8 comments in 2 months
rangeevolutiongeographic
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