I am a terrestrial physical geographer studying the processes that link the land surface and atmosphere, with a focus on water, energy, and carbon.
As a geographer, I am driven by questions of scale in both time and space. The theoretical aspects of my research sit at the intersections of weather and climate and use both physical and probabilistic models to ask questions about what Earth System processes are predictable. My more applied interests relate to water as a primary driver of ecosystem behavior and as a buffer to local microclimates.