Katrina Henn is a remote sensing researcher and Ph.D. student at the Precision Forestry Lab in the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia. Her research passion is the remote sensing of urban vegetation to predict tree biomass, carbon storage, and cooling effects on urban surfaces. She is working to expand her experience to include the comprehensive urban carbon cycle. As a part of the Precision Forestry Lab, she is gaining expertise with LiDAR, satellite data, thermal imagery, hyperspectral imagery, and other unmanned aerial vehicle-derived data. Katrina aspires to become a remote sensing scientist for both the world’s traditional forests and those in urban areas.