Andrew Badger

 AndrewM. Badger

Andrew M. Badger

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Biography

George Mason University - Science

Research Scientist at University of Colorado Boulder
Research
Andrew
Badger
Greater Denver Area
Research scientist focused on advancing our understanding of the hydrologic cycle in the climate system across a range of spatial and temporal scales through the use of numerical models and observations. My key research interests include hydrologic extremes, snow processes in alpine hydroclimates, the role of hydrologic processes in cascading hazards, and quantifying changes in water resources predictability.


Experience

  • George Mason University

    Graduate Research Assistant

    • Advised by Dr. Paul A. Dirmeyer
    • Dean’s Graduate Award for Excellence
    • Dissertation title: The Role of Large-Scale Land-Use Change on the Global Climate; Response and Sensitivity to Amazon Deforestation
    • Graduate Teaching Assistant

  • NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Summer Intern

    • Advised by Hilary L. Justh
    • Funded by North Carolina Space Grant
    • Verification of Mars-GRAM upper atmospheric density estimates with observed data from past aerobraking missions for the development of Autonomous Aerobraking.

  • NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Summer Intern

    • Advised by Hilary L. Justh
    • Finished 2nd place in NASA Summer Intern Poster competition held by Lockheed Martin.
    • Universities Space Research Association Intern
    • Completed a comparison study of Mars atmospheric density estimates from Mars atmospheric models to measurement estimates from Mars Global Surveyor data.

  • Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences

    Research Scientist

    • My research focuses on advancing our understanding of the hydrologic cycle in the climate system across a range of spatial and temporal scales through the use of advanced statistical methods and state-of-the-art computational models.
    • Co-author for National Climate Assessment.
    • Lecturer in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.
    • Member of MS and PhD Committees.

Education

  • George Mason University

    Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

    Climate Dynamics

  • George Mason University

    Graduate Research Assistant


    • Advised by Dr. Paul A. Dirmeyer • Dean’s Graduate Award for Excellence • Dissertation title: The Role of Large-Scale Land-Use Change on the Global Climate; Response and Sensitivity to Amazon Deforestation • Graduate Teaching Assistant

  • North Carolina State University

    Bachelor of Science - BS

    Meteorology

Publications

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Causes for Hydrologic Extremes in the Upper Missouri River Basin

    NOAA Climate Assessment Report

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Causes for Hydrologic Extremes in the Upper Missouri River Basin

    NOAA Climate Assessment Report

  • Assessing the robustness of snow-based drought indicators in the Upper Colorado River Basin under future climate change

    World Environmental and Water Resources Congress

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Causes for Hydrologic Extremes in the Upper Missouri River Basin

    NOAA Climate Assessment Report

  • Assessing the robustness of snow-based drought indicators in the Upper Colorado River Basin under future climate change

    World Environmental and Water Resources Congress

  • Remote Tropical and Sub-tropical Response to Amazon Deforestation

    Climate Dynamics

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Causes for Hydrologic Extremes in the Upper Missouri River Basin

    NOAA Climate Assessment Report

  • Assessing the robustness of snow-based drought indicators in the Upper Colorado River Basin under future climate change

    World Environmental and Water Resources Congress

  • Remote Tropical and Sub-tropical Response to Amazon Deforestation

    Climate Dynamics

  • Estimating soil evaporation using drying rates based on satellite-based soil moisture

    Remote Sensing

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Causes for Hydrologic Extremes in the Upper Missouri River Basin

    NOAA Climate Assessment Report

  • Assessing the robustness of snow-based drought indicators in the Upper Colorado River Basin under future climate change

    World Environmental and Water Resources Congress

  • Remote Tropical and Sub-tropical Response to Amazon Deforestation

    Climate Dynamics

  • Estimating soil evaporation using drying rates based on satellite-based soil moisture

    Remote Sensing

  • Understanding the 2011 Upper Missouri River Basin Floods in the Context of a Changing Climate

    Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies

  • Climate Response to Amazon Forest Replacement by Heterogeneous Crop Cover

    Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Diagnosing nonlinearities in the local and remote responses to partial Amazon deforestation

    Journal of Geophysical Research

  • Causes for Hydrologic Extremes in the Upper Missouri River Basin

    NOAA Climate Assessment Report

  • Assessing the robustness of snow-based drought indicators in the Upper Colorado River Basin under future climate change

    World Environmental and Water Resources Congress

  • Remote Tropical and Sub-tropical Response to Amazon Deforestation

    Climate Dynamics

  • Estimating soil evaporation using drying rates based on satellite-based soil moisture

    Remote Sensing

  • Understanding the 2011 Upper Missouri River Basin Floods in the Context of a Changing Climate

    Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies

  • CLMcrop yields and water requirements: Avoided impacts by choosing RCP 4.5 over 8.5

    Climatic Change