I’m a postdoctoral researcher in Steinschneider Research Group at Cornell University. My research interests center around robust operations and decision making in water resources planning and management.
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As a postdoc, I work on better resolving historical estimates of Great Lake lake levels to inform forecasts under our changing climate. My PhD was focused on developing tree-ring based reconstructions of weather regime dynamics to create hydroclimate scenarios that more fully capture natural hydroclimate variability in California over the past 600 years. I explored how hydroclimate extremes propagate through California’s complex water system down to individual users. Read more about my work below!
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