Mohammed — Remote Sensing & GIS

I am a Research Assistant in the Department of Geography and Planning at the University of Saskatchewan, where I completed my MSc in Geography under the supervision of Dr. Xulin Guo. My current work supports the Alberta Oil Sands Monitoring program, running a large-scale Landsat time-series pipeline over roughly 142,000 km² of the Athabasca Oil Sands Region from 1985 to the present, using LandTrendr and CCDC in Google Earth Engine to characterize vegetation disturbance and recovery.

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My Location

I’m based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, on the northern Great Plains of Canada. The map below outlines the area I work in, the South Saskatchewan River runs along its western edge.

Daily Maximum Temperature in Saskatoon (1996–2012)

This plot tracks the average daily maximum temperature in Saskatoon across roughly a decade and a half. The year-to-year swings reflect the region’s strongly continental climate, with the 2002 peak standing out against an otherwise steady range.