Projects
Urban Tree Ecophysiology Network
The Urban Trees Ecophysiology Network (UTEN) is a network of researchers aiming to understand the urban trees response to climate change.
OCO-2 and Solar Induced Fluorescence (SIF)
The Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2) is capable of measuring Solar-Induced chlorophyll Fluorescence (SIF). SIF helps us understand terrestrial photosynthesis which furthers our understanding of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.
Ribbonized Sap Flow Sensor
The Ribbonized Sap Flow (RSF) sensor is a novel design for measuring sap flow in trees. It is designed to be low-cost, easy to deploy, and capable of long-term monitoring of tree water use.
F-Gases Monitoring
Estimating the emissions of fluorinated gases (F-Gases).
Meet the Team
Dr. Taylor Jones
Professor in the Earth Commons Institute at Georgetown University. Dr. Jones specializes in satellite remote sensing and environmental instrumentation, developing custom sensors for monitoring greenhouse gases and ecological systems.
Dr. Jonathan Dooley
Postdoctoral Fellow at the Earth Commons Institute at Georgetown University. Dr. Dooley's research focuses on satellite-based greenhouse gas monitoring and advancing techniques to interpret large-scale atmospheric data.
Anna Han
Anna holds a BSFS from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service with a major in Science, Technology, and International Affairs and a minor in Mathematics. She works on tracking atmospheric F-Gases.
Emma Lindbergh
Undergraduate student at Georgetown University pursuing a major in Computer Science and a minor in Environmental Studies. She works on developing ecological sensors.