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HAN KIM

Han is an environmental scientist and graphics designer who combines cutting-edge GIS, remote sensing, and 3D modelling techniques to advance conservation efforts and ecological restoration. With a keen interest in exploration and science communication, he transforms complex data into meaningful, actionable insights for sustainable impact.

ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH
GIS & REMOTE SENSING
SCI-COMMUNICATION
3D MODELS & ANIMATION
EXPLORATION
A globe with red tracks forming a path modelled by Han

GIS CARTOGRAPHY

Certified in Geographic Information Sciences and skilled in cartography, applying spatial analysis to support ecological projects.
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Rustling tree modelled by Han.

FOREST CENSUS

Conducted a GIS-based census and drone photogrammetry of the 22,000 trees in McMaster Forest, analyzing factors influencing emerald ash borer infestations with advanced plant identification and fieldwork skills.
A red mushroom pulsing modelled by Han

MYCORRHIZAE ON LEACHING

Explored the impact of mycorrhizal fungi on agricultural leaching by crafting miniature farm models
A donut disintgrating modelled by Han

3D MODELLING 

Created 3D models for science videos, websites, and freelance projects, enhancing visual communication of scientific concepts.
hydroponic setup up being lit up modelled by Han.

HYDROPONICS

Developed innovative hydroponic systems for startup competitions and greenhouse projects, advancing sustainable agriculture solutions.

REMOTE SENSING

Utilized drone photogrammetry and remote sensing to create 3D models of terrains and buildings, with image data analysis applied to agriculture and mining sectors.
A beach scene with trash bags modelled by Han

CLEANUPS

Led and supervised environmental cleanup initiatives across forests, mountains, and beaches, fostering ecological restoration through volunteer coordination and hands-on conservation efforts.
An atom existing modelled by Han.

ARTICLES

Authored engaging science communication articles to share fun facts and inspire curiosity about scientific knowledge.