Rahmah Devi Hapsari

GIS Analyst For Peatland Restoration Independent Monitoring, WRI Indonesia

Bio

Devi is a GIS Analyst for Peatland Restoration Independent Monitoring at WRI Indonesia. She supports the rigorous remote sensing and spatial analysis approach to produce the data driven research, visualization and campaign related to peatland restoration. She also co-works with the team to contribute ideas and content to the platform development, including spatial data update and maintenance, develop crowdsource mechanism for data gathering and spatial visualization. She also engages with local partners to conduct GIS/remote sensing research and campaign to achieve the WRI’s global restoration objectives.

Previously, she worked as a Project Manager at a geospatial consulting firm dealt with various projects related to geospatial analysis, GIS and remote sensing-based activities to showcase high-quality results toward the clients. She worked with clients diverse from the government, NGOs and mining companies to provide data-driven analysis for their projects. Devi held a B. Eng from Gadjah Mada University majoring in Geodetic Engineering. She had received numerous achievements since her undergraduate degree such as became the ASEAN's delegate for Global Program Based Learning (gPBL) 2017 in the collaborative project between Shibaura Institute and Association of Overseas Technical Scholarship (AOTS) Japan held in Tokyo. She has also placed as the Third Winner of ESRI Young Scholars Award (EYSA) 2017 with her GIS-web project called "Jelajah Batas". In 2019, she was one of the selected finalists in the Falling Walls Lab competition held by DAAD Germany presenting her research and prototype on automatic burned-scar mapping using Machine Learning.

Devi is a self-proclaimed avid runner and über-avid reader. Besides, she enjoys writing, travelling, playing her guitar, yoga and deep conversations. She is no longer using social medias as she simply put herself on the idea that human’s interactions are beautifully crafted by real life encounters. Just tap her shoulders and ask her for meetups, she opens for any possible insightful rendezvous.

External Publications

"Progress of paludiculture projects in supporting peatland ecosystem restoration in Indonesia."
By Budiman Ibnu, , Sari Eli NN, Hadi Etik E., , Siahaan Hengki, Januar Rizky, Hapsari Rahmah Devi.
Global Ecology and Conservation 23 (2020): e01084 DOI: 10.1016/j.gecco.2020.e01084.

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