Alexandra Ordonez Alvarez

Dr. Alexandra Ordonez Alvarez is a researcher at the School of the Environment, University of Queensland. Her work focuses on marine and environmental sciences, particularly leveraging remote sensing and geospatial analysis for habitat and coral reef conservation.

• Research Themes: Coral reef monitoring, habitat mapping, climate change impacts on marine ecosystems, biodiversity assessment, and computational ecology.
• Key Collaborations: Contributions to global-scale habitat mapping workflows and high-resolution coral reef area estimation projects.

Recent Publications highlight her expertise in geospatial methodologies and conservation strategies, including:

• 2024: New global area estimates for coral reefs from high-resolution mapping (Cell Reports Sustainability)
• 2021: Workflow for the generation of expert-derived training and validation data (Frontiers in Marine Science)