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View from the upper Baspa Valley towards the east (NW Himalaya, India)

Earth Surface Processes

I arrived at UCSB a few weeks ago and I'm thrilled to initiate a new geomorphology program within the Geography Department. I'm applying a combination of remote sensing, field, laboratory, and numerical methods to understand and quantify climatic and geomorphic processes. More specifically, I rely on optical, active and passive radar satellite imagery to quantify climatic parameters (precipitation, snowcover) and I identify their variability through time. In the field, I identify geomorphic processes and determine some of their rates in the laboratory through cosmogenic nuclide (10Be, 21Ne, 26Al) measurements.

I am currently looking for graduate students - please email if you are interested in working with me.