Faculty and Researchers
Students
Prospective Students
Each year we accept as small number of new M.S. and Ph.D. level graduate students, as well as several undergraduate students, to work with us on field, lab, and computational projects. All of our students are funded by research or teaching assistantships. We welcome inquires from qualified candidates regarding opportunities. Since our work is quantitative, we select students with solid training and interests in math, physics, and/or programming. Our students generally have undergraduate majors in earth science, computer science, math, physics, or engineering. We typically accept students at the Ph.D. level who already have a M.S. degree. We encourage getting in touch with Joel or Jesse before applying to discuss qualifications and interests as well as current needs in our research group.
Graduated Students
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Jessica Bleha |
A Satellite Updated Snowmelt Model |
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Timothy Bocek |
Integrating Higher Order Physics in the Community Ice Sheet Model: Scientic and Software Concerns |
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Joel Brown |
Radar Scattering and Transparent Layers in a Temperate Valley Glacier |
| Adam Clark | Late Summer Water Production from ice in Glacier National Park |
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Ted Cosart |
Optimal Channel Networks measured with Allometry and Optimized with Simulated Annealing |
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Arlan Dirkson |
A Stochastic Model for Firn Densification by Water Refreezing |
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James Fishbaugh |
Development of a Higher-Order Ice Sheet Model with a Rescaled Coordinate System |
| Bonnie Gillan |
Large Scale Snow Distribution Across NW Montana |
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Glen Grenzow |
An Investigation of Viscosity Using Measured Velocities on Helheim Glacier |
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Brian Hand |
Model Initialization Process for Antarctic and Greenland Ice Sheets with Extensions to 100 Year Predictions |
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Erin Johnson |
Satellite Tracking of Snowline Retreat, Western Greenland |
| Fred Kellner |
Ensemble Modeling of Snow Water Equivalent, Bitterroot Mountains Montana |
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Jeremy Mason |
Channel Networks in Ice |
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Toby Meierbachtol |
Impulse Pressure Testing of an Alaskan Glacier’s Hydraulic System |
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Meghan Oswalt |
Greenland subglacial hydrology model |
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Jared Rapp |
A Discrete Element Model for Ice Flow in Jakobshavns Isbræ |
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Jonathan Reeve |
Moulin Water Routing To the Bed of Bench Glacier, Alaska |
| Zach Seligman | Seasonal and Daily Evolution of Snowpack Liquid Water Content |
| Patrick Wright | Water Pressure and Hydraulic Potential Gradients, Greenland Ice Sheet |
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Timothy Wylie |
Integration of an HP-adaptive finite element analysis library into the community ice sheet model |