My research leverages remote sensing to map wildfires in the circumpolar Arctic using machine learning and deep learning techniques. I focus on quantifying the associated carbon emissions and radiative forcing, providing critical insights into the region’s changing climate dynamics over time.
I received my B.S. in environmental science policy and management from the University of Minnesota and my M.S. in earth system science and policy from the University of North Dakota. In my free time I enjoy riding my bike, playing my guitar, and playing hockey.
