RESEARCH TEAM
Professor Yannick Huot
Yannick Huot is the chairholder of the Canada Research Chair in Earth Observation and Phytoplankton Ecophysiology. He is a professor in the Département de géomatique appliquée at the Université de Sherbrooke. He is also the Director of the Centre for Research and Applications in Remote Sensing (CARTEL).
Gabriel Constantin
Gabriel Constantin is a Masters student working on the monitoring and remote sensing of cyanobacteria in lakes. He is co-supervised by Norman T. O'Neill and Guy Létourneau.
Jennifer Marie-Rose Vandenhecke
Jennifer Marie-Rose Vandenhecke is a post-doctoral fellow working on the effects of photoadaptation and photoacclimation on the chlorophyll fluorescence emission.
Audrey Barnett
Audrey Barnett interprets and processes FRRF data (co-funded by Doug Campbell at Mount-Allison) and she develops high yield photobioreactors for the production of microalgal biomass (a partnership with Biocardel).
Mariette Lambert
Mariette Lambert is the senior research assistant in our Environmental Analysis Laboratory. She specializes in the application and development of chemical and biological analyses of natural samples of water and soils. In particular, she has been involved in the validation of remote sensing algorithms.
Bruno Courtemanche
Bruno Courtemanche is a Masters student working on the remote sensing of ocean color and the identification of biogeochemical oceanic provinces.
Carina Poulin
Carina Poulin is a Masters student working on cyanobacteria ecophysiology and light pollution. She is co-supervised by Marie-Hélène Laprise at the CEGEP de Sherbrooke.
THEY WERE HERE...
Flavien Samson
Flavien Samson was a visiting Masters student from France who completed a summer internship in our lab on remote sensing algorithms to estimate biologically weighted water transparency in the ocean.
Maxime Fradette
Maxime Fradette was an undergraduate research fellow working on the interpretation of Sun-induced fluorescence. His work involved linking in situ measurements of chlorophyll fluorescence and Sun-induced fluorescence with remotely measured estimates at the BOUSSOLE mooring.
SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATION & STUDENTS
We enjoy collaborative work and have a strong focus on student training. We encourage anyone insterested in working or studying with us to contact Professor Yannick Huot.
Rosalie Parent
Rosalie Parent was a research assistant calibrating scientific instruments in preparation for the deployment of our autonomous profiling platform.