Greater Boston
I am an academic hydro-climatologist focusing on the *metabolism* of the land surface. I use tools from ecohydrology, remote sensing, and probability theory to uncover fundamental relationships in the global water/energy/carbon cycles. My perspectives and findings synthesize global scale land- and space-based Earth observation systems. Large themes in my work include terrestrial water as a control on the water/energy/carbon cycles, partitioning variability into processes on weather vs climate time scales, and continental aridification.
Studied hydroclimate, with research in local stochastic modeling, precipitation variability, potential predictability, statistical time-series analysis and scaling processes, and topics in the terrestrial biogeosciences. Dissertation title: "The Potential Predictability of Precipitation across the Continental United States"
Taught high school mathematics.
Tutored math, all sciences, writing, test prep, history, and English for students of all ages and backgrounds.