I am an atmospheric scientist based in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA. My academic background is in meteorology (BS from Plymouth State, MS from San Francisco State) and I have a PhD in Atmospheric Aciences with a focus in atmospheric chemistry from Texas A&M University. I am formerly a postdoctoral researcher in Kevin Gurney’s group at Northern Arizona University, where I worked on the Vulcan and Hestia CO2 emissions data products. I was most recently a technical lead with Crosswalk Labs, where I developed new CO2 emissions data products, including GPS-based onroad CO2 emissions and a building-level energy model based on more than 70,000 building energy benchmarking records. When I am not working, I am an avid long distance runner and snowboarder, and I enjoy lots of other outdoor activities.

Research interests:

  • Gas phase atmospheric emissions
  • Greenhouse gases
  • Carbon accounting and verification
  • Air quality
  • Oil and gas/energy systems
  • Urban atmospheres
  • Climate/environmental policy
  • General meteorology and climate science