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Estimation of Snowpack Snow Water Equivalent from Remotely Sensed Data
In a time when erratic snowpack and pervasive flooding endangers global communities and livelihoods, estimation of the hydrological implications of snowpack, particularly Snow Water Equivalent (SWE), has major implications for the prediction of flooding intensity and timing, and for water system management.
Giulia Zarpellon
Giulia worked with DSE as a Data Scientist passionate about interrogating data in search of both meaningful questions and actionable answers.
Exploring Wildfire Data and Tooling
The impacts of climate change are fueling an alarming rise in the scale and frequency of wildfires. At DSE, we are interested in understanding the data and software infrastructure that researchers use to access open fire data and tooling.
Stacey Dorton
Stacey Dorton is the Administrative Manager for the Schmidt Center for DSE, serving as our Office Jedi. She is an administrative professional with 25 years’ experience in office management. She has done administrative work for a wide variety of organizations, including an elementary school, psychiatric facility, waste management firm, and a catering company.
Sandrine Dudoit
Sandrine Dudoit is Professor and Chair of the Department of Statistics and Professor in the Division of Biostatistics, School of Public, at the University of California, Berkeley.
Sam Pottinger
Sam Pottinger is a Senior Research Data Scientist / Software Engineer at the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science and Environment.
Paolo D’Odorico
Paolo D’Odorico is a Professor in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management at UC Berkeley. His research focuses on the role of hydrological processes in the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems.
Maya Weltman-Fahs
Maya Weltman-Fahs joins the inaugural staff of the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science and Environment at Berkeley (DSE) as a Senior Program Manager. In this role, Maya collaborates with the team to define the mission and focus the research program for the Center, calling upon her diverse interdisciplinary background and her experience in both industry and academia.