Research

I am a climate scientist with research interests in land-atmosphere interactions, feedbacks, and the impacts of climate and land use change on water resources. As a climate scientist, I am interested in understanding how Earth’s climate system operates and how it is impacted by human activities. My interests are centered around land-atmosphere interactions and feedback, which are crucial components of the Earth’s water and energy cycles. By studying how vegetation interacts with the atmosphere, I hope to uncover insights on land use change and climate change impact on water resources.

One aspect of my research is focused on the impacts of climate change and land use change on water resources. I am particularly interested in how these factors affect hydrological processes, such as water availability, runoff, and soil moisture. By gaining a better understanding of these processes, I hope to develop more effective strategies for water resource management and adaptation to climate change.

Another area of my research is focused on feedback mechanisms between the land surface and the atmosphere. This includes studying the impacts of land cover change, such as deforestation and urbanization, on the Earth’s energy balance and atmospheric composition. By better understanding these feedbacks, I hope to contribute to the development of more accurate climate models and projections.

Overall, my research is driven by a desire to deepen our understanding of the Earth’s climate system and to develop effective strategies for mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change.