Media

NOAA Climate and Global Change Postdoctoral Fellowship Promo

Smoke and Mirrors: Rethinking Observations, Models, and Mitigation of Wildfires

CPAESS Discovery Seminar

Wildfires and Prescribed Burns

NewsWatch 12

Prescribed Burns as a Tool to Mitigate Future Wildfire Smoke Exposure

KCRA 3 Sacramento: "Cal Fire, researchers see the proven benefits of controlled burning"

Press: Press Release, Harvard Gazette, KCRA Sacramento, CBS Newspath, Missoulian, New Scientist

Compressed Sensing for Atmospheric Monitoring

ACCESS XVII Talk

Machine Learning for Atmospheric Chemistry Modeling

NASA GISS Seminar Series

Press: Editor’s Highlight from JAMES

Comprehensive Guide to Applying for Tenure-Track Assistant Professor Positions in Environmental Sciences

Link to guide

SMRT-Flames Tool and Demo

Link to app, Link to preprint
The Smoke Management and Risk Tool: Fire-Land-Atmosphere Mapped Scenarios (SMRT-Flames) can be used to assess regional smoke exposure across the western United States and target areas where prescribed fires and other fire management approaches can yield the greatest benefit to air quality downwind. This work was led by star undergraduate Karina Chung and a demonstration of the app can be found below: