Andrew Hoegh
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Andrew Hoegh is a leading researcher in environmental data science, with a focus on integrating autonomous sensor networks and biological monitoring to advance river health assessment. His most-cited work, "Integrating Environmental DNA Results With Diverse Data Sets to Improve Biosurveillance of River Health" (2021, 21 citations), demonstrates how robotic, autonomous environmental DNA (eDNA) samplers can now produce biological observations that match the scale and quality of abiotic measurements from automated sensor networks. Hoegh’s major contribution lies in merging these disparate data streams—combining high-frequency physical and chemical data with biological eDNA signals—to enable more comprehensive, real-time insights into how aquatic ecosystems respond to environmental change. This work is pivotal for improving biosurveillance, allowing researchers and managers to detect ecological shifts earlier and with greater precision. By bridging the gap between molecular biology and sensor network technology, Hoegh is shaping the future of environmental monitoring, making it more scalable, automated, and actionable for conservation and policy.
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