Robbie David Christopher Mallett
Job description
My main research interest is the nature of snow on sea ice. It's an influential component of the Arctic system, both in terms of surface energy balance and from a microwave remote sensing perspective. I study the marine snowpack from satellites, in the field, and with simple models.
More broadly I'm interested in the way that models appear, and are often hidden, in observational processing chains.
Julienne Stroeve,
Alex Crawford,
Steve Ferguson,
Ian Stirling,
Louise Archer,
Geoffrey York
et al.:
Ice-free period too long for Southern and Western Hudson Bay polar bear populations if global warming exceeds 1.6 to 2.6 °C
J.C. Stroeve,
G. Veyssiere,
C. Nab,
B. Light,
D. Perovich,
J. Laliberté
et al.:
Mapping Potential Timing of Ice Algal Blooms From Satellite
Robbie David Christopher Mallett,
Vishnu Nandan,
Julienne Stroeve,
Rosemary Willatt,
Monojit Saha,
John Yackel
et al.:
Dye tracing of upward brine migration in snow
Robbie David Christopher Mallett,
Vishnu Nandan,
Amy R. MacFarlane,
Karley Lynn Campbell,
Julienne C. Stroeve
:
Snow on sea ice
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