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Professor | {{Signup information member | ||
|First name member=Jaia | |||
|Last name member=Syvitski | |||
|Picture member=Syvitski.photo2017.png | |||
|Institute member=University of Colorado, INSTAAR | |||
|Department member=CSDMS | |||
|Postal address 1 member=4001 Discovery Drive | |||
|City member=Boulder | |||
|Postal code member=80309-0450 | |||
|Country member=United States | |||
|State member=Colorado | |||
|Confirm email member=syvitski@colorado.edu | |||
|Work phone member=303.735.5484 | |||
|Working group member=Marine Working Group, Terrestrial Working Group, Coastal Working Group, Human Dimensions Focus Research Group | |||
|Emaillist group member=yes | |||
|Memberagreement=I have read and agree to the Privacy Policy | |||
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=Professor Jai P.M. Syvitski= | |||
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verify and apply these integrated earth system models to societal issues facing our nation.'' | verify and apply these integrated earth system models to societal issues facing our nation.'' | ||
[[media: | [[media:01_CURRICULUM_VITAE_copy.pdf| CV as of 2023]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:58, 1 May 2023
Jaia Syvitski, website username login: Syvitski
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Member of the following CSDMS groups
- Marine Working Group
- Terrestrial Working Group
- Coastal Working Group
- Human Dimensions Focus Research Group
Signed up for the mailing list: yes
Professor Jai P.M. Syvitski
Active Positions
Executive Director, of CSDMS — Community Surface Dynamics Modeling System
Fellow, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (U. Colorado)
Director, Environmental Computation and Imaging Facility (U. Colorado)
Professor of Geological Sciences (U. Colorado)
Professor of Geophysics (U. Colorado)
Professor of Hydrological Sciences (U. Colorado)
Professor of Oceanography (U. Colorado)
Research Mission Advance and couple algorithms that describe the earth’s evolving landscape and seascape, and the sedimentary deposits that they create, using advanced computational tools to:
characterize climate-ocean-landscape interactions, across highly dynamic and deforming boundaries,
characterize emergent large-scale behavior of erosion-sedimentation processes operating at small scales,
verify and apply these integrated earth system models to societal issues facing our nation.