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Jen Beverly is an Associate Professor in the Department of Renewable Resources at the University of Alberta, specializing in Wildland Fire research. With a PhD in Forestry from the University of Toronto, Beverly's work focuses on wildfire behavior, risk assessment, and management planning. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of fire dynamics and landscape connectivity, particularly in boreal ecosystems. Her research includes analyses of community evacuation capabilities during wildfires, the use of deep learning for vegetation mapping, and studies on the ecological implications of fire events. Beverly’s commitment to education is evident in her teaching of courses such as Wildland Fire Science Management and advanced research projects related to wildfire analytics. She has published extensively in prestigious journals, establishing a strong profile in fire ecology, climate interactions, and the assessment of fire risk in Canadian landscapes. Beverly is also actively involved in community outreach and engagement, aiming to translate scientific findings into practical applications for improving wildfire management and policy. Her work not only enhances academic knowledge but also contributes to the safety and resilience of communities at risk from wildfires.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management