Anderson, Weston
Bio
I’m an agroclimatologist studying the dynamics of climate variability and its relation to food security using reanalysis products, remote sensing observations and model simulations. I’ve recently been working on how global-scale modes of climate variability pose a structured risk to food production and how to use this information to build crop yield forecast systems. For more information on my research see my Google Scholar
Degrees
Earth and Environmental Science, Columbia University, 2014-2018 - PhD
Geography and Environmental Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University, 2007-2012 - BS/MSE
Areas of Interest
- The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
- Climate Variability
- Drought
- Agriculture
- Food Systems
- Food Security