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Weekly Talk by Anthony Bloom, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory: Title to be Announced

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Illustration of Remote Sensing Technology to Study Terrestrial Ecosystems

When

Noon – 1 p.m., Oct. 21, 2026

Where

Available in-person and via zoom (see email for link)

Abstract

Content coming soon!

Bio
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Anthony Bloom Research Scientist NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Terrestrial ecosystems are a fascinating yet poorly resolved component of the Earth’s water and carbon cycles. My primary interests are to investigate global-scale terrestrial carbon-water cycle processes and their influence on carbon exchanges between the atmosphere and the terrestrial biosphere. My interests include resolving biosphere-atmosphere carbon exchanges by synthesizing satellite-based measurements of land-surface states and fluxes and atmospheric CO2 and CH4 concentrations in an effort to advance understanding of terrestrial ecosystems. To this end, I use Bayesian paradigms to couple biogeochemical models with satellite datasets to resolve the integrated process controls and climate sensitivity terrestrial biosphere, and to ultimately advance knowledge on the role of terrestrial ecosystems in the broader Earth System.

Additional information coming soon!

Contacts

Ali Behrangi
Jennifer McIntosh