My expertise is atmospheric physics and chemistry, and I link my expertise to diverse topics through Earth system data analysis. You can view my ResearchGate profile, ORCID profile, and Web of Science profile, or my Scholarly Work.
At sub-regional scales, I study air quality through monitoring with both low-cost sensors and regulatory sensors, and how this intersects with community and citizen science, and even advocacy. I work with students on both research projects and classroom projects to learn more about how air quality and air pollution can not only be understood, but communicated effectively. A lot of my interest in air quality has morphed into community-based research in the spirit of community geography. See my Scholarly Work for more on that.
At large scales, I used varying methods to study how fire, climate, lightning, and human activities are connected and changing. I worked with colleagues on research related to the interactions of geological processes with moisture and temperature, and I worked with students in my research group on a number of different air quality and climate research projects.
The thread connecting my expertise and these different projects is the Earth system and data analysis.