I am a PhD candidate in the School of Geography, Development and Environment and in the Laboratory of Tree Ring Research at the University of Arizona. My research focuses on climate variability and change in mountain landscapes across different spatial and temporal scales. I use a variety of data types, from tree rings to satellite imagery, to explore climate impacts in both localized areas and large, multi-country regions.
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PhD in Geography, 2024 (Expected)
University of Arizona
MA in Geography, 2020
University of Arizona
BSc in Geography, BA in Spanish Studies, 2016
University of Minnesota
Integrating multiple sources of data to better characterize climate change and variability and to make climate information more useful for farmers
Evaluating changes in extreme events and the summer dry period across Central America with high resolution climate data
Using NDVI to explore peatland productivity and climate relationships in northern Chile
Evaluating lake level records and their relationships to climate variables
Building a network of tree-ring chronologies from Guatemala and Honduras