Research Interests

I am currently working with Dr. Juan Restrepo, and my current research interests are in energy-balance models for climate, non-parametric methods for signal processing, and iceberg modeling in a general circulation model framework. I am more generally interested in uncertainty quantification, geophysical fluid dynamics, and data assimilation.
Research Statement

Publications

A stochastic method for flow in random porous media | Presentation. This was part of the requirements for the comprehensive exam. December 2010.
Here is a presentation on an Introduction to Geophysical Fluid Dynamics. February 2010.
Under the guidance of Dr. Jon Pelletier, we completed a one semester project on Glacier Erosion and the Formation of Valley Chains of Lakes. December 2008.
The mechanics of Euler's disk | Presentation. This was a one semester project under the guidance of Dr. Shankar Venkataramani. May 2008
The effect of Weber Number and spread factor of a water droplet impinging on a super-hydrophobic substrate | Presentation. This was a one semester collaborative effort with fellow students Kevin LaTourette and John Pate. December 2007.
The Dirichlet-to-Neumann map on 2-dimensional manifolds with boundary. This was my Master's thesis at the University of Pennsylvania under the advice of Dr. Charles Epstein. April 2005.