Research Scientist Forest Program Lead at Institute for Natural Resources/ Institute for Water and Watersheds
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Sean Gordon is a research scientist and Forest Program Lead based in Portland with nine years in his current research trajectory and over two decades bridging ecology, information systems, and policy. He leads a small team of quantitative landscape ecologists at the Institute for Natural Resources, delivering machine-learning landscape mapping and scenario modeling (SyncroSim, Landis-II, FVS) to inform state and federal natural resource decisions. His work blends technical tool-building—semantic knowledge networks and GIS-based assessment—with practical governance insight from NSF-funded multi-partner projects and long-term collaborations with agencies like USDA and interagency watershed programs. Trained with a PhD in Forest Resources and an environmental management master's from Yale, he pairs rigorous quantitative methods with an unusual focus on how scientific analysis is adopted within institutions. Colleagues rely on him to translate complex model outputs into actionable guidance for landscape collaboratives and policy-makers.
9 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Forest Resources, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Forest Resources at Oregon State University
Bachelor’s Degree, Psychology (Computer Science Track), Bachelor’s Degree, Psychology (Computer Science Track) at Yale University
Master’s Degree, Environmental Management, Master’s Degree, Environmental Management at Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
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Sean Gordon - Research Scientist Forest Program Lead at Institute for Natural Resources/ Institute for Water and Watersheds