Assistant Professor · Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Rochester

I work on atmospheric remote sensing and connecting satellite radiances to carbon cycle processes. I lead the Environmental Remote Sensing Lab (ERSeLab) at the University of Rochester.

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• Research: greenhouse gas retrievals, validation, radiative transfer, and flux inversions.
• Teaching: Intro to Environmental Remote Sensing.
• Publications: journal articles on satellite observations and carbon cycle inversions.
• ERSeLab: the lab’s projects, people and results.
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Background

I studied mathematics at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, then at the University of Oklahoma, where I earned my PhD. Along the way I found atmospheric science and the way the Earth system fits together.