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Stephanie Rogers is an Assistant Professor of Geosciences at Auburn University's College of Sciences and Mathematics, specializing in geospatial technologies and environmental applications. She leads the GeoIDEA Lab, focusing on GIScience, water quality modeling, and environmental impacts on honey bee colonies. Her research integrates emerging technologies like drones for ecological monitoring and addresses interdisciplinary challenges such as groundwater management and pollution tracking.
Education: PhD in Geosciences from the University of Fribourg, Switzerland.
Research Interests: Rogers' work bridges geospatial innovation with real-world problem-solving. Key areas include:
- GIS-driven environmental monitoring and modeling
- Drone-based assessment of water quality and algal blooms
- Groundwater contamination dynamics and public health implications
- Honey bee colony health through spatial analysis
Advising & Grants: Currently mentors two trainees (Bethany Foust and Mallory Jordan) and collaborates on projects funded by environmental agencies. Her grants focus on geospatial data integration for ecological decision-making.
Labs/Teams: GeoIDEA Lab coordinates multidisciplinary efforts in environmental geoscience, with active projects in Alabama's Black Belt region and international glacial archaeology initiatives.
