- Postdoctoral fellow, Colorado School of Mines
In my research, I explore the impact of urbanization – it’s footprint, processes, and spatial patterns – on runoff generation and land surface temperature. I use a variety of methods, ranging from theoretical/ scenario-based hydrological modeling, to remote sensing, to geospatial analysis. I completed a PhD at UC Berkeley in May 2021 with Professors Sally Thompson and Mathias Kondolf.
I am currently a postdoctoral researcher and adjunct professor at Colorado School of Mines, working with Professor Terri Hogue.
Experience
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2021–presentPostdoctoral fellow, Colorado School of Mines
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2017–2021PhD Candidate, University of California, Berkeley
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2012–2016Stormwater Engineer, Herrera Environmental Consultants
Education
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2021University of California, Berkeley, PhD, Environmental Planning
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2016University of California, Berkeley, Masters of Science, Environmental Engineering
Professional Memberships
- American Water Resources Association
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