Research

Research conducted by the Planetary Science Research group at Tulane encompasses a variety of topics, but is all connected through a focus on quantitative remote sensing to study processes that generate and modify planetary crusts. The following topics are broad areas of study and are explained further on the linked pages:

• Surface evolution of volcanic and impact-related deposits

• Climate change on Mars and Venus

• Regolith distribution across Enceladus

In addition to investigating these research topics, I participate on the SHARAD science team and am a member of the recently selected VERITAS mission.