Mary Stuart

Mary Stuart is a Lecturer in Zero Carbon at the University of Derby, affiliated with the College of Science and Engineering. Her research focuses on advancing low-cost hyperspectral imaging technologies for environmental applications, particularly in glaciology, peatland ecology, and extreme environment monitoring. She specializes in leveraging smartphone-based platforms and affordable instrumentation to democratize environmental data collection.

Key research areas include developing field-deployable systems for ice sheet analysis, peat health assessment, and environmental monitoring in remote locations. Her work emphasizes practical solutions for climate change research through innovative sensor design and calibration techniques.

Mary has contributed to over 8 peer-reviewed articles, with notable outputs in journals like Science of The Total Environment and Remote Sensing. Her research outputs have garnered 91 total views and 39 downloads, highlighting the growing interest in accessible environmental sensing technologies.

Her current projects explore spectral calibration methods for mobile sensors and the application of low-cost systems in extreme environments. Mary’s work bridges the gap between cutting-edge technology and real-world environmental challenges, prioritizing cost-effective solutions for global sustainability efforts.