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My name is Lola Fatoyinbo Agueh and I use satellite imagery and satellite data
to monitor forests on our planet. A lot of the work we do is observing our
planet and kind of looking into the past and trying to predict the future using
satellite data, and so one impact would be if you live in a
coastal area for example. How has that changed over time and how might it
change in the future? And we really care about the change because this is where
we live it's our planet we want to make sure that our planet is able to sustain
us for many, many generations. I love traveling. I love going to new places and
discovering new things. I do a lot of work in mangroves, which is a really
difficult place to work - lots of mud, you have to climb over trees, there might be
crocodiles or other scary animals there. I like going in the field, but it's also
sometimes a little bit intimidating. It's really exciting to be at NASA. I
think it's a combination of excitement of discovery and then also
there is a feeling of purpose like I feel like I'm actually helping
and hopefully finding a way of making our planet a better place.
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