Research Topics
My current work explores the connections between hydrology, water resources management, and aquatic habitats in California’s Central Valley. I contribute to analysis that informs management and decision-making discussions related to endangered salmon in the Central Valley. I also pursue research questions that arise from these real-world management discussions.
Water Temperature in Managed River Systems
Central Valley reservoirs and their impacts on downstream thermal conditions
Central Valley Water Resources Management
The interaction of climate, hydrology, and operations
NOAA - Southwest Fisheries Science Center
As a NOAA affiliate, I work with scientists from a range of disciplines on projects related to endangered and threatened species in California. You can learn more about the work that the Biophysical Ecology group does here.