About Me
I have recently completed a PhD at Michigan Technological University in the Department of Geological Engineering and Sciences.
Volcanic emissions not only impact upon the atmosphere at both local and global scales, but can also provide important insights into the underlying volcanic processes. My current research uses satellite and ground based remote sensing technologies in order to monitor volcanic activity, particularly emissions of gases (SO2) and ash. I am especially interested in using multiple sensors and methods to improve monitoring strategies of volcanoes in order to better predict and mitigate their effect on humans and the environment.
Latest News
*Coming soon* - Talk for the University of Bristol Geology Department Postgraduate Seminar - Friday 13 May 2011.
MTU Spring Commencement on 30 April 2011.
PhD Defence Successfully completed on 14th April 2011, passed with minor corrections! View my presentation here.
25th February 2011- talk for COMET+ meeting in Oxford, UK.
5-7th January 2011 - talk at VMSG, Cambridge. Download presentation here.