Description: Daniel is an atmospheric scientist with specialization in climate dynamics and dendrochronology. He has experience working with observational climate and general circulation model data, as well as the quantitative and field methods of dendrochronology. His dissertation research considered the drivers of change in spatial and temporal hydroclimate, with an emphasis on dynamic and thermodynamic causes of decadal-to-centennial precipitation trends and variability over eastern North America.
global change (26) bioclimatology (1) hydroclimatology (1)
I am a PhD-level Atmospheric Scientist working in the catastrophe modeling industry with a passion for data analytics, problem solving, and risk assessment. My primary research interests span catastrophe modeling and natural hazard risk assessment, climate dynamics, paleoclimate, meteorology, and forest ecology. From this diverse research background, I have experience working with hurricane wind, inland flood and wildfire models, observational climate and general circulation model data, hydrologic models, a
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