About
I am a Postdoctoral Associate at the Yale School of the Environment.
I want to understand where water is, how much is available, how water availability is changing across our planet, and how ecosystems respond to these changes.
By combining satellite Earth observation, hydrology, and artificial intelligence, I study water and vegetation across inland and coastal environments, particularly wetlands and agricultural landscapes, to understand how floods, hurricanes, sea-level rise, and water management reshape ecosystems. Google Scholar
Connecting Water, Ecosystems, and Environmental Change
Water connects inland landscapes, wetlands, coasts, and the ocean. I use observations from space to understand how that water changes—and what those changes mean for ecosystems and people.
My long-term goal is to turn Earth observations into useful knowledge for water management, ecosystem conservation, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience.