Making a movie in R from still images
Making a movie in R from still images This summer I was doing some hydrogeophysics at a mountain fen to better understand the role biogenic gasses play in ...
I am currently a PhD candidate in the Hydrological Sciences program and Department of Botany at the University of Wyoming. My research is loosely organized around the fields of hydrology, ecology, and soil physics with a particular emphasis on mountain wetlands, lakes, and streams. Common tools I use to address my research interests include stable water isotopes, near-surface geophysics (e.g., GPR, NMR), process-based modeling (with an emphasis on Bayesian techniques), and remote sensing (e.g., structure from motion). I'm a big advocate of open science, and thus this site focuses a lot on those aspects of my work.
Recent posts
The four P’s of finding your life’s work
I really like what I do. But it took me a lot of trial and error to figure out I wanted to be in academia. That is, over the years I’ve held all kinds of job...
Getting started
Hi,My name’s Jason and I’m a PhD student at the University of Wyoming in the Department of Botany. The intent of this blog is to more or less to catalog thin...