Academics
I regularly teach three courses open to both undergraduate and graduate students:
Feeding Nine Billion (Earthsys185)
Climate and Society (Earth 2)
Data for Sustainable Development (Earthsys262 / CS325b).
Check out explorecourses.stanford.edu for more descriptions of each class.
For prospective students, the list below shows examples of classes that my students typically take.
ECON 106: World Food Economy
EarthSys 185: Feeding Nine Billion
ESS 155: Science of Soils
EarthSys 223: Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions
ESS 212: Measurements in Earth Systems
ESS 262: Remote Sensing of Land
ECON 270: Intermediate Econometrics I
ECON 271: Intermediate Econometrics II
STATS 202: Data Mining and Analysis
STATS 305: Introduction to Statistical Modeling
ESS 164: Fundamentals of Geographic Information Science (GIS)
CS/STATS 229: Machine
Learning
Student Opportunities
The lab welcomes applications for graduate studies. Our research group consists of students with varying backgrounds including agriculture, ecology, statistics, remote sensing, and computer science. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities or visit the department site to learn more about the process and timelines.