Here I will be posting little bits about my research and other projects that I find interesting. Throughout this website you will find links to various things I have created, curated, or otherwise been a part of.
I’m a PhD student working in the Paleoclimate Lab of the University at Albany in New York. My PhD research focuses on using coral records from the Red Sea to reconstruct sea surface temperature, sea surface salinity, circulation, regional wind phenomena, and more! I have also done work on speleothems from the Peruvian Andes, where I used oxygen isotopes to reconstruct monsoon variation from 135 ka to 160 ka. Outside of paleoclimate im broadly interested in geology, hydrology, and weather.
Undergrad Thesis on Peruvian Speleothems
April 2022 Flooding in Schenectady
May 2022 Flooding in Schenectady
Creating Monthly Temperature Trend Plots in R
Downloading and Graphing Data from Davis WeatherLink
Extracting SST Time Series from NOAA OISST Data
Creating Probability Density Functions in R
Mastodon @IMPlumm@sciencemastodon.com
UAlbany GSEU (I don’t run this one)