I work to advance our understanding of how soils and agricultural systems naturally behave and are affected by management decisions, ultimately ensuring more sustainable food production and climate benefits.
By integrating sensor technologies with modern data science tools, I study how to improve our ability to measure, map, and monitor soils at scale, thereby increasing our confidence in detecting changes across agricultural landscapes.
I am an advocate and dedicated contributor to the open-source community, creating and collaborating on automated software, open repositories, and open data to ensure transparency and reproducible applications.
I’ve been co-leading the Soil Spectroscopy for Global Good initiative, which promotes and develops soil spectroscopy as a rapid, affordable, and environmentally benign tool for measuring soils at scale.
