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Welcome! My name is Julia Andreasen (she/her) and I am a NASA FINESST Fellow and graduate candidate in the Land and Atmospheric Science program at the University of Minnesota.
I am interested in many ice-related topics, including the use of Operation IceBridge radar data and reanalysis datasets to best understand snow accumulation along WAIS ice rises, as well as the tracking of ice shelves through remote sensing tools, Overall, I am fascinated by the intersection of ice-ocean-atmosphere along the coast of Antarctica and am excited to share this passion here. |
Education
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Ph.D. Candidate in Land & Atmospheric Science
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA Advisor: Dr. Peter D. Neff Minor: Geographic Information Science Master of Research in Climate & Atmospheric Science, 2019 University of Leeds, UK Advisor: Anna E. Hogg Dissertation: The Analysis of Circum-Antarctic Calving Fronts- How have Antarctica's Major Ice Shelves Changed in the Past 10 Years? Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Sciences, 2018 The Ohio State University, Columbus, USA Green Engineering Scholar Minor: Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies |
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