Curriculum Vitae: Andra J. (Reed) Garner

Department of Environmental Science, Rowan University, 328 Discovery Hall, Glassboro, NJ, 08028, USA

Tel: (856)-256-5209 • E-mail: garnera@rowan.edu • Website: https://sites.google.com/site/andrajreed/

Education

2012 – 2016: Ph.D. in Meteorology (tropical cyclones and sea-level rise), The Pennsylvania State University, USA

2010 – 2012: M.S. in Meteorology, The Pennsylvania State University, USA

2006 – 2010: B.S. in Mathematics (Magna Cum Laude), Minor in Communication Studies, Grove City College, USA

Graduate Advisors:

M.S. – Dr. Anne M. Thompson (Sciences and Exploration Directorate: National Aeronautics and Space Administration)

Ph.D. – Dr. Michael E. Mann (The Pennsylvania State University)

Employment

2024 – Present: Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Science, Rowan University

2019 – 2024: Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Science, Rowan University

2018 – 2019: Assistant Research Professor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Rutgers University

2016 – 2018: NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Marine and Coastal Science, Rutgers University

Honors and Awards

· NSF CAREER Grant (2023-2028)

· Rowan University College of Science and Math/School of Earth and Environment Excellence in Research Award (2024)

· Rowan University Breakthrough Research Award (2024)

· Author of a “Top 100” Earth, Environment, and Ecology paper in Scientific Reports (Garner, 2023)

· NSF Earth Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship (2016-2018)

· Early Career Scientist Outstanding Poster Award, WCRP/IOC Conference on Regional Sea Level Changes and Coastal Impacts (2017)

· John C. Wyngaard Graduate Research Award, The Pennsylvania State University (2016)

· First Place Oral Presentation, 18th Annual Environmental Chemistry Student Symposium, The Pennsylvania State University (2015)

Scientific Advisory Roles

International

1. Asian Development Bank (ADB) Roundtable of Experts on Sea-level Rise in the Pacific--INVITED (January 2020 – August 2022).

2. United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development 2021-2030, North Atlantic Regional Workshop (January 2020)

National

1. U.S. CLIVAR (Climate Variability and Prediction Program) Working Group on Climate Data and Predictions for Coastal Solutions—INVITED (September 2023-August 2026)

2. National Academes of Sciences Polar Research Board Meeting Expert Panel on Sea-level Rise--INVITED (Originally Scheduled for May 2020; postponed and then cancelled due to COVID-19 Pandemic)

State of New Jersey

1. 2025 Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel on Sea-level Rise and Coastal Storms for New Jersey--INVITED (NJ STAP; Fall 2024-Spring 2025)

2. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Climate and Atmospheric Sciences Standing Committee of the Science Advisory Board (May 2022-May 2025).

3. 2019 Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel on Sea-level Rise and Coastal Storms for New Jersey--INVITED (NJ STAP; Fall 2019)

4. New Jersey March for Science Climate Change Panelist--INVITED (Spring 2018)

Research Grants

Currently Funded

1. Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Marine Geology and Geophysics. CAREER: Synthesizing Structural Uncertainty of Sea-level Rise Projections to Improve Application in Decision Making; $487,397 (Funded, April 2023-March 2028).

Role:

· Sole-PI on the grant, leading all development and submission efforts.

· Recruited multiple collaborators from across Rowan University and the local community to aid in proposed work.

Primary Objectives:

· Assess how/why sea-level rise (SLR) projection uncertainty varies, and quantify timeline to exceed thresholds of SLR

· Create statistical models to translate SLR projections across problem formulations

Pending Awards

1. Collaborator; Funding Agency: NSF Major Research Instrumentation Program. MRI: Track 1 Acquisition of a High-Performance CPU/GPU/High-Memory Computing System to Empower Scientific Advancement and Innovation at Rowan University; $1,399,400 (Submitted 15 November, 2024).

Role:

· Contributed to conversations for the internal proposal review.

· Contributed text and input to the development of the full proposal submission for NSF.

Primary Objectives:

· Acquire a high-performance computing cluster to enable scientific computing research and teaching at Rowan University

Awards Submitted but Declined while at Rowan:

Reviewer Scores: Excellent, Very Good, Excellent/Very Good

2. Co-Principle Investigator; NSF Systematics and Biodiversity Science. Collaborative Research: ARTS: Comprehensive revision of North American tiger beetles: defining conservation priorities via species delimitation and discovery; $188,098 (Declined Summer 2024).

3. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Systematics and Biodiversity Science. Collaborative Research: ARTS: Comprehensive Revision of North American Tiger Beetles: Defining Conservation Priorities via Species Delimitation and Discovery; ~$187,447 (Declined 2023).

Reviewer Scores: Fair, Very Good, Fair, Fair, Excellent/Very Good

4. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Climate and Large-scale Dynamics. The Influence of Large-Scale Climate Variability on U.S. East Coast Sea Levels; $183,920. (Declined 2022).

Reviewer Scores: Good, Fair, Very Good/Good

5. Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Marine Geology and Geophysics. CAREER: Leveraging Past Projections of Sea-level Rise to Reduce Uncertainty of Future Sea-level Change; $477,408 (Declined 2022)

Panel Score: Very Good – 2.25 average where 1 is Excellent, and 5 is Poor (Range: 1.25 – 3.0)

Reviewer Scores: Good, Good, Very Good, Good

6. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Advancing Revisionary Taxonomy and Systematics. Comprehensive Revision of North American Tiger Beetles: Defining Conservation Priorities via Species Delimitation and Discovery; ~$325,000 (Declined 2022).

Reviewer Scores: Very Good, Good, Good, Fair, Good

7. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: New Jersey Sea Grant Consortium. The Influence of Large-Scale Climate Variability on New Jersey Sea levels; $118,110 (Declined 2021).

Panel declined to fund the award despite excellent reviews, citing a lack of collaboration with Rutgers as a major concern

Reviewer Scores: Excellent, Very Good, Excellent, Excellent

8. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Improving Undergraduate STEM Education: Pathways into the Earth, Ocean, Polar, and Atmospheric & Geospace Sciences (IUSE GEOPAths). Diversity in Geoscience: Data Experience for Environmental Problem-solvers (DIG DEEP); $405,859 (Declined 2021).

Reviewer Scores: Good, Good, Good, Good

9. Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Humans, Disasters, and the Built Environment. Compound Hazards Associated with COVID-19 and Climate Change during the 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season; $169,011 (Declined 2021).

Reviewer Scores: Fair, Fair, Fair

10. Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: Johnson & Johnson Scholars Award Program Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Manufacturing, and Design. Sea-Level Rise Projections: Science and Guidance; $150,000 (Declined 2021).

Committee Comments: “Although you are not moving forward in this year’s Scholars Award program, we continue to be impressed with your application.”

11. Co-Principal Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Improving Undergraduate STEM Education: Pathways into the Earth, Ocean, Polar, and Atmospheric & Geospace Sciences (IUSE GEOPAths). Rowan REACH EDUCATE: Regional Analysis and Collection of High-quality Environmental Data to Understand our Climate and Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems; $497,076 (Declined, 2020).

Reviewer Scores: Very Good, Fair, Fair

12. Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: Johnson & Johnson Scholars Award Program Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, Manufacturing, and Design. Evolving Characteristics of Rapidly Intensifying Tropical Cyclones in a Changing Climate; $150,000; (Declined, 2019)

Committee Comments: “Although you are not moving forward in this year’s Scholars Award program, we continue to be impressed with your application.”

13. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Sensor Technologies for Evaluating Salt Marsh Global-Cooling Potential; $1,131,131; (Declined, 2019)

Letter of Inquiry not selected for an invitation to submit a full proposal

14. Co-Principle Investigator; Funding Agency: NOAA The Ecological Effects of Sea Level Rise Program. The future of New Jersey’s tidal marshes: the interactions among sea level rise, coastal hazards, and ecosystem services (Declined, 2019)

Past Awards

1. Collaborator; International Funding Agency: Science Foundation Ireland. Predicting Sea Levels and Sea-Level Extremes for Ireland; $237,136 (Funded, January 2022- January 2024).

Role:

· Contributed to text in the first submission of the grant related to sea level projections and storm surge

· Helped lead revisions related to sea-level rise projections that ultimately secured funding.

Primary Objectives:

· Develop regional and national estimates of 21st century SLR for Ireland; assess probabilities of extreme sea-levels for Ireland

· Estimate return periods for flood events in Ireland.

2. Collaborator; International Funding Agency: Earth Observatory of Singapore. Long-term Variations in Tropical Cyclone Tracks and Extreme Rainfall for Southeast Asia in a Warming Climate; $73,587. (Funded, July 2022- July 2023).

Role:

· Led the grant development from project design to text and budget development.

· Listed as a collaborator rather than a PI due to EOS requirements that PIs be based in Singapore.

Primary Objectives:

· Assess changes in tropical cyclone trajectories over SE Asia from 19th century to present

· Examine changes in TC rainfall over SE Asia

2. Principal Investigator; Funding Agency: NSF Earth Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship. Combining Proxy Records and Model Data to Investigate Changing Flood Risks for the U.S. Atlantic Coast during the Past Millennium; $174,000; (Funded Pre-Tenure Track, 2016-2018)

Peer-Reviewed Publications

*Student Author #Garner Advisee

Recently Submitted

1. Weaver, M. M.* #, A. J. Garner, D. Samanta, M. E. Mann, B. P. Horton, (In Review), Shifting Tropical Cyclone Genesis and Landfall Patterns with Impacts on Southeast Asia in a Warmer Climate. Communications Earth and Environment.

2. Dura, T., W. Chilton, D. Small, A.J. Garner, A. Hawkes, D. Melgar, S. Engelhart, L. Staisch, R.C. Witter, A.R. Nelson, H.M. Kelsey, J.C. Allan, D. Bruce*, J. DePaolis*, M. Priddy*, R.W. Briggs, R. Weiss, S. La Selle, M. Willis, B.P. Horton, (In Review), Earthquake-Driven Subsidence and Sea-Level Rise: Compound Flooding Hazards Along the Cascadia Subduction Zone, USA. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Published

1. Garner, A. J., D. Samanta, M. M. Weaver*#, B. P. Horton, (2024), Changes to Tropical Cyclone Trajectories in Southeast Asia under a Warming Climate. npj Climate and Atmospheric Science. 7:156. doi: 10.1038/s41612-024-00707-0

2. Garner, A. J., and D. Duran, (2024), Late-Winter and Springtime Temperature Variations throughout New Jersey in a Warming Climate. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology. 63:2. doi: 10.1175/JAMC-D-23-0152.1

3. Garner, A. J., (2023), Observed increases in North Atlantic tropical cyclone peak intensification rates. Scientific Reports. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-42669-y

4. Weaver, M. M.*#, and A. J. Garner, (2023), Varying Genesis and Landfall Locations for North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones in a Warmer Climate. Scientific Reports. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-31545-4

5. Garner, A. J., S. E. Sosa*#, T. Fangyi*, C. T. W. Jie*, G. G. Garner, B. P. Horton, (2023), Evaluating Knowledge Gaps in Sea-level Rise Assessments from the United States. Earth’s Future. doi:10.1029/2022EF003187

6. Garner, A. J., R. E. Kopp, B. P. Horton (2021), Evolving Tropical Cyclone Tracks in the North Atlantic in a Warming Climate. Earth’s Future. doi: 10.1029/2021EF002326.

7. Dura, T., A. J. Garner, R. Weiss, R. E. Kopp, S. Engelhart, R. Witter, R. Briggs, C. S. Mueller, A. Nelson, and B. P. Horton (2021), Changing impacts of Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone tsunamis in California under future sea-level rise. Nature Communications. 12:7119. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-27445-8

8. Horton, B. P., N. Khan, N. Cahill, J. S. H. Lee, T. A. Shaw, A. J. Garner, A. C. Kemp, S. E. Engelhart, S. Rahmstorf (2020), Estimating global mean sea-level rise and its uncertainties by 2100 and 2300 from expert assessment. npj Climate and Atmospheric Science. 3:18. doi:10.1038/s41612-020-0121-5

9. Garner, A. J., J. L. Weiss, R. M. Horton, A. Parris, R. E. Kopp, J. T. Overpeck, B. P. Horton (2018), Evolution of 21st Century Sea-level Rise Projections. Earth’s Future. doi: 10.1029/2018EF000991.

10. Horton, B. P., R. E. Kopp, A. J. Garner, C. C. Hay, N. S. Khan, K. Roy, and T. A. Shaw (2018), Mapping sea-level change in time, space, and probability. Annual Review of Environment and Resources. 43:1. doi:10.1146/annurev-environ-102017-025826.

11. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. E. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2017), Impact of climate change on New York City’s coastal flood hazard: Increasing flood heights from the preindustrial to 2300 CE. PNAS. doi:10.1073/pnas.1703568114.

12. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, A. C. Kemp, and J. P. Donnelly (2015), Increased threat of tropical cyclones and coastal flooding to New York City during the anthropogenic era. PNAS. doi:10.1073/pnas.1513127112.

13. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, and D. W. Titley (2015), An analysis of long-term relationships among count statistics and metrics of synthetic tropical cyclones downscaled from CMIP5 models. J. Geophys. Res. Atmos. 120, doi:10.1002/2015JD023357.

14. Reed, A. J., Thompson, A. M., Kollonige, D. E., Martins, D. K., Tzortziou, M. A., Herman, J. R., Berkoff, T. A., Abuhassan, N. K., Cede, A. (2013), Effects of local meteorology and aerosols on ozone and nitrogen dioxide retrievals from OMI and pandora spectrometers in Maryland, USA during DISCOVER-AQ 2011. J Atmos Chem. DOI: 10.1007/s10874-013-9254-9.

In Prep

3. Samanta, D., A. J. Garner, B. P. Horton, (In prep for submission to Nature Climate Change). Variations in Extreme Rainfall Associated with Tropical Cyclones in Southeast Asia.

· Manuscript led by collaborator on Earth Observatory of Singapore grant.

· Data has been obtained, and analysis is underway.

4. Garner, A. J., A. Appollina*#, J. Slotter*#, G. G. Garner, A. Slangen, R. E. Kopp, B. P. Horton, (In prep for submission to Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences [PNAS]). Advances in Projecting and Communicating 21st Century Sea-level Rise Projections and Uncertainty.

· Database is actively being expanded, with the assistance of two current ICON Hazards Undergraduate students (Amy Appollina and Jessica Slotter)

· Expanded and updated analyses that include new work since IPCC AR6 publication is underway

5. Garner, A. J., A. Appollina*#, J. Slotter*#, L. Heraux*#, T. Fangyi*, C. T. W. Jie*, J. Weeks, M. Williams, G. G. Garner, B. P. Horton, (In prep for submission to Earth’s Future). A Global Perspective of Knowledge Gaps in Local Sea-level Rise Assessments.

· Database is actively being built, with the assistance of three current ICON Hazards Undergraduate students (Amy Appollina, Jessica Slotter, and Lauren Heraux), and international collaborators (J. Weeks, M. Williams)

· Preliminary analysis is complete for U.S. and SE Asia regions, additional analyses underway

Assessment Reports

1. Asian Development Bank. (2022). Sea-level Change in the Pacific Islands Region: A Review of Evidence to Inform Asian Development Bank Guidance on Selecting Sea-level Projections for Climate Risk and Adaptation Assessments. Manila, Philippines.

2. Summary Report from the North Atlantic Regional Workshop (2020). Prepared in support of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030). Halifax, Canada.

3. Kopp, R.E., C. Andrews, A. Broccoli, A. Garner, D. Kreeger, R. Leichenko, N. Lin, C. Little, J.A. Miller, J.K. Miller, K.G. Miller, R. Moss, P. Orton, A. Parris, D. Robinson, W. Sweet, J. Walker, C.P. Weaver, K. White, M. Campo, M. Kaplan, J. Herb, and L. Auermuller (2019). New Jersey’s Rising Seas and Changing Coastal Storms: Report of the 2019 Science and Technical Advisory Panel. Prepared for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Trenton, New Jersey.

Book Chapters

1. Wong, T.E., R. Sriver, A. J. Garner, (In Publication Stage for Uncertainty in Climate Change Research—An Integrated Approach, C. Forest and L. Mearns, [eds.]). Characterizing the uncertainty surrounding sea-level projections to inform decisions. Chapter 19.

Invited Publications

1. Garner, A.J. (2024), Opinion: Hurricane misinformation is coming at a dangerous time, Los Angeles Times

2. Garner, A. J. (2023), An Innovative Approach to Model Complex Hurricane Flood Hazards, Eos.

3. Garner, A. J. (2023), Opinion: Hurricane Otis is a deadly warning of what warming oceans do to storms, Los Angeles Times.

4. Garner, A. J., R. E. Kopp, B. P. Horton, M. E. Mann, R. B. Alley, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, J. P. Donnelly, A. C. Kemp, R. DeConto, and D. Pollard (2017), New York City’s Evolving Flood Risk from Hurricanes and Sea-level Rise, Exchanges and Variations Newsletter. Editor: John Church.

Conference Abstracts (First Author Only)

2024

1. Garner, A. J., A. Appollina, J. Slotter, G. G. Garner, A. Slangen, R. E. Kopp, B. P. Horton, (2024), Advances in Our Understanding of Past, Present, and Future Sea Level Change, 2024 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 13 Dec. (ORAL).

2. Garner, A. J., (2024), From Classroom to Community: Communicating Sea-level Rise Science and Solutions, 2024 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 10 Dec. (POSTER).

3. Garner, A.J. (2024), Observed increases in North Atlantic tropical cyclone peak intensification rates and implications for coastal hazards, 7th Irish National Sea Level Meeting; Dublin, Ireland; 13 June 2024. (ORAL).

4. Garner, A.J. (2024), Observed increases in North Atlantic tropical cyclone peak intensification rates and implications for coastal hazards, EGU General Assembly, 2024; Virtual; 15 April 2024. (ORAL).

5. Garner, A.J. (2024), Observed increases in North Atlantic tropical cyclone peak intensification rates and implications for coastal hazards, Rowan University Faculty Research Day, 2024; Glassboro, New Jersey; 27 March 2024. (POSTER).

2023

6. Garner, A. J., D. Samanta, M. M. Weaver, B. P. Horton, (2023), Changes to Tropical Cyclone Trajectories in Southeast Asia under a Warming Climate, 2023 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 14 Dec. (POSTER).

7. Garner, A. J. (2023), Observed increases in North Atlantic tropical cyclone peak intensification rates, 2023 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 10 Dec. (POSTER).

8. Garner, A. J., D. Samanta, M. M. Weaver, B. P. Horton, (2023), Changes to Tropical Cyclone Trajectories in Southeast Asia under a Warming Climate, 2023 Asia Oceania Geosciences Meeting, Singapore, 31 July. (ORAL).

9. Garner, A. J., S. E. Sosa, T. Fangyi, C. T. W. Jie, G. G. Garner, B. P. Horton (2023), Evaluating Knowledge Gaps in Sea-level Rise Assessments from the United States, 2023 Irish Sea Level Meeting, Virtual, 23 June. (INVITED ORAL).

2022

10. Garner, A. J., S. E. Sosa, T. Fangyi, C. T. W. Jie, G. G. Garner, B. P. Horton (2022), Evaluating Knowledge Gaps in Sea-level Rise Assessments from the United States, 2022 United Kingdom Coasts and Sea Level Meeting, Virtual Presenter, 21 Sept. (ORAL).

11. Garner, A. J., S. E. Sosa, T. Fangyi, C. T. W. Jie, G. G. Garner, B. P. Horton (2022), Evaluating Knowledge Gaps in Sea-level Rise Assessments from the United States, 2022 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Virtual due to COVID-19, 4 Mar. (ORAL).

2021

12. Garner, A. J., R. E. Kopp, and B. P. Horton (2021), Evolving Tropical Cyclone Tracks in the North Atlantic in a Warming Climate, 2021 AGU Fall Meeting, Virtual due to COVID-19, 13 Oct. (ORAL).

13. Garner, A. J., R. E. Kopp, and B. P. Horton (2021), Evolving Tropical Cyclone Tracks in the North Atlantic in a Warming Climate, GSA 2021 Connects, Virtual due to COVID-19, 13 Oct. (INVITED ORAL).

2020

14. Garner, A. J., J.L. Weiss, A. Parris, R.E. Kopp, R.M. Horton, J.T. Overpeck, S.E. Sosa, F.Y. Tan, C.W.J. Tan, B.P. Horton (2020), Evolution of Global Sea-level Rise Projections for the 21st Century and their Incorporation in Local and Regional Assessments, 2020 AGU Fall Meeting, Virtual due to COVID-19, 7 Dec. (ORAL).

15. Garner, A. J., J.L. Weiss, A. Parris, R.E. Kopp, R.M. Horton, J.T. Overpeck, S.E. Sosa, F.Y. Tan, C.W.J. Tan, B.P. Horton (2020), Evolution of Global Sea-level Rise Projections for the 21st Century and their Incorporation in Local and Regional Assessments, GSA 2020 Connects Online, 28 Oct. (INVITED ORAL).

2019

16. Garner, A. J., K. A. Emanuel, R. E. Kopp, and B. P. Horton (2019), Impacts of Evolving Tropical Cyclone Track Characteristics in a Changing Climate, 2019 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, 11 Dec. (ORAL).

2018

17. Garner, A. J., J. Weiss, A. Parris, R. E. Kopp, R. Horton, J. Overpeck, and B. P. Horton (2018), Evolution of 21st Century Sea-level Rise Projections, 2018 AGU Fall Meeting, Washington, D.C., 10 Dec. (ORAL).

18. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2018), The Impact of Climate Change on New York City’s Coastal Flood Hazard: Increasing Flood Heights from the Pre-Industrial to 2300 CE, iSLR18 INQUA-PAGES Conference for Early-Career Researchers, Impacts of sea-level rise from past to present, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 26-29 Aug. (ORAL).

2017

19. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2017), The Impact of Climate Change on New York City’s Coastal Flood Hazard: Increasing Flood Heights from the Pre-Industrial to 2300 CE, 2017 AGU Fall Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 12 Dec. (ORAL).

20. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2017), Climate Change Impact on New York City Coastal Flood Risk: Increases from the Pre-Industrial to 2300 CE, Meadowlands Conference, Super Storm Sandy: Five Years Later, Lyndhurst, NJ, 26 Oct. (ORAL).

21. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2017), New York City’s Future Flood Risk from Tropical Cyclones and Sea-level Rise, WCRP/IOC Conference on Regional Sea Level Changes and Coastal Impacts, New York City, NY, 12 July (POSTER).

22. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2017), The Changing Risk of Coastal Flooding in New York City from 850 CE to 2300 CE, 2017 EGU General Assembly 2017, Vienna, Austria, 25 Apr. (ORAL).

23. Garner, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, R. Kopp, N. Lin, R. B. Alley, B. P. Horton, R. DeConto, J. P. Donnelly, and D. Pollard (2017), The Changing Threat of Coastal Flooding Associated with Tropical Cyclones in New York City, From the Past Millennium to 2300 C.E., 2017 AAG Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 5-9 Apr. (ORAL).

2015

24. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, A. C. Kemp, R. B. Alley, R. E. Kopp, D. Pollard, J. P. Donnelly (2015), Past, Present, and Future Threat of Tropical Cyclones and Coastal Flooding in New York City, 2015 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 14-18 Dec. (INVITED ORAL).

25. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, and A. C. Kemp (2015), An Analysis of North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones and Their Impacts on Coastal Inundation in New York and New Jersey during the Last Millennium, 18th Annual Environmental Chemistry Student Symposium, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, Apr. (ORAL).

26. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, and A. C. Kemp (2015), An Analysis of North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones and Their Impacts on Coastal Inundation in New York and New Jersey during the Last Millennium, 2015 Graduate Exhibition, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, March. (POSTER).

2014

27. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, and A. C. Kemp (2014), An Analysis of North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones and Their Impacts on Coastal Inundation in New York and New Jersey during the Last Millennium, 2014 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 15-19 Dec. (ORAL).

28. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, and A. C. Kemp (2014), Impacts of Sea-level Rise, Tropical Cyclones, and Climate Change on Coastal Inundation in New York and New Jersey, 2014 Graduate Exhibition, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, Apr. (POSTER).

29. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, B. P. Horton, and A. C. Kemp (2014), Impacts of Sea-level Rise, Tropical Cyclones, and Climate Change on Coastal Inundation in New York and New Jersey, 17th Annual Environmental Chemistry Student Symposium, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, Mar. (ORAL).

30. Reed, A. J., M. E. Mann, K. A. Emanuel, N. Lin, and A. C. Kemp (2014), Impacts of Sea-level Rise, Tropical Cyclones, and Climate Change on Coastal Inundation in New York and New Jersey, 2014 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, HI, 23-28 Feb. (ORAL).

2013

31. Reed, A. J., Thompson, A. M., Kollonige, D. E., Martins, D. K., Tzortziou, M. A., Herman, J. R., Berkoff, T. A., Abuhassan, N. K., and Cede, A., (2013), Effects of Local Meteorology and Chemistry on Ozone and Nitrogen Dioxide Retrievals: OMI and Pandora Spectrometers during DISCOVER-AQ 2011, 2013 Graduate Exhibition, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA Mar. (POSTER).

Co-Authored Conference Abstracts (Since 2018)

2024

1. Appollina, A.S., A.J. Garner, J. Slotter (2024), Analyzing Use-metrics from Scientific Sea-level Rise Projections to Understand Knowledge Gaps, AGU Fall Meeting; Washington, D.C.; December 2024 (POSTER).

2. Slotter, J., A.J. Garner, A. Appollina (2024), Variations in Regional Assessment Strategies for Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding within the U.S., AGU Fall Meeting; Washington, D.C.; December 2024 (POSTER).

3. Weaver, M.M., M.E. Mann, A.J. Garner (2024), Establishing a Modern Baseline for Potential Evolution of Nor'easter Characteristics in a Changing Climate; AGU Fall Meeting; Washington, D.C.; December 2024 (POSTER).

4. Weaver, M.M., A.J. Garner, D. Samanta, M.E. Mann, B.P. Horton (2024), Seasonal Variations of Tropical Cyclone Genesis and Landfall Patterns Impacting Southeast Asia in a Warmer Climate; AGU Fall Meeting; Washington, D.C.; December 2024 (ORAL).

5. Dura, T., W. Chilton, D. Small, A.J. Garner, A. Hawkes, D. Melgar, S. Engelhart, L. Staisch, R.C. Witter, A.R. Nelson, H.M. Kelsey, J.C. Allan, D. Bruce, J. DePaolis, M. Priddy, R.W. Briggs, R. Weiss, S. La Selle, M. Willis, B.P. Horton, Vulnerability of the Pacific Northwest to Earthquake-Driven Subsidence and Sea-level Rise; AGU Fall Meeting; Washington, D.C.; (ORAL).

6. Heraux, L., A.J. Garner, A.S. Appollina, J. Slotter (2024), Towards Understanding Knowledge Gaps in Regional Sea Level Rise Assessments Along Global Coastlines, 2024 Rowan University College of Science and Math/School of Earth and Environment Student Research Day, Glassboro, NJ, 23 April. (POSTER).

7. Appollina, A.S., A.J. Garner, J. Slotter, L. Heraux (2024), Communicating Sea Level Rise Science: Key Strategies and Knowledge Gaps, 2024 Rowan University College of Science and Math/School of Earth and Environment Student Research Day, Glassboro, NJ, 23 April. (POSTER).

8. Slotter, J., A.J. Garner, A.S. Appollina, L. Heraux (2024), Variations in Regional Assessment Strategies for Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding within the U.S., 2024 Rowan University College of Science and Math/School of Earth and Environment Student Research Day, Glassboro, NJ, 23 April. (POSTER).

2023

9. Weaver, M. M., A. J. Garner, D. Samanta, M. E. Mann, B. P. Horton, (2023), Tropical Cyclone Genesis and Landfall Patterns with Impacts for Southeast Asia in a Warmer Climate, 2023 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 14 Dec., (E-LIGHTNING TALK).

10. Dura, T., W. Chilton, A. J. Garner, D. Small, A. Hawkes, D. Melgar, S. Engelhart, L. Staisch, R. Witter, A. Nelson, H. Kelsey, J. Allan, D. Bruce, J. DePaolis, M. Priddy, R. Briggs, R. Weiss, S. La Selle, M. Willis, B. P. Horton, (2023), The future of flooding in coastal Oregon: Impacts of 21st century climate-driven sea-level rise amplified by sudden coastal subsidence form the next Cascadia subduction-zone earthquake, 2023 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 13 Dec, (POSTER).

11. Samanta, D., A. J. Garner, B. P. Horton, Evolving tropical cyclone characteristics over Southeast Asia in a changing climate, 18th Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) Multi-Hazards Symposium 2023, Singapore, 29-30 November, (ORAL).

2022

12. Weaver, M. M., A. J. Garner (2022), Varying Genesis and Landfall Locations for North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones in a Warmer Climate, 2022 AGU Fall Meeting, 12-16 December, (POSTER).

13. Weaver, M. M., A. J. Garner (2022), Varying Genesis and Landfall Locations for North Atlantic Tropical Cyclones in a Warmer Climate, Rutgers Climate Symposium, November 2022, (POSTER).

14. Sosa, S. E., A. J. Garner, F. Y. Tan, C. W. J. Tan, B. P. Horton (2022), The Politics of Regional Sea-Level Rise Projections in the United States, 2022 Rowan University College of Science and Math Student Symposium, April, (POSTER).

2020

15. Tan, F. Y., C. W. J. Tan, S. E. Sosa, A. J. Garner, B. P. Horton (2020), Sea-level Rise Projections and Their Impact on Policy and Practice in Asia, 2020 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, 8 December, (POSTER).

16. Dura, T., A. J. Garner, R. Weiss, R. E. Kopp, S. E. Engelhart, R. C. Witter, R. W. Briggs, C. S. Mueller, A. R. Nelson, B. P. Horton (2020), Predicting the impact of tsunamis in California under rising sea levels, 2020 Seismological Society of America Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, 27-30 Apr. (ORAL).

17. Horton, B. P., N. Khan, N. Cahill, J. S. H. Lee, T. A. Shaw, A. J. Garner, A. C. Kemp, S. E. Engelhart, S. Rahmstorf (2020), Estimating global mean sea-level rise and its uncertainties by 2100 and 2300 from expert assessment, European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2020, 4 May, (ORAL).

2019

18. Horton, B. P., N. Khan, N. Cahill, J. S. H. Lee, A. C. Kemp, S. E. Engelhart, T. Shaw, A. J. Garner, S. Rahmstorf (2019), Estimating future sea-level rise by 2100 and 2300 AD from expert assessment, 2019 AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 9-13 Dec., (POSTER).

2018

19. Dura, T., A. J. Garner, R. Weiss, R. E. Kopp, B. P. Horton (2018), Predicting the impact of tsunamis in California under rising sea level, 2018 AGU Fall Meeting, Washington, D.C., 12 Dec. (ORAL).

20. Horton, B. P., R. E. Kopp, A. J. Garner, C. Hay, N. Khan, K. Roy, T. Shaw (2018), Mapping Sea-Level Change in Time, Space, and Probability, 2018 AGU Fall Meeting, Washington, D.C., 10 Dec. (POSTER).

21. Horton, B. P., R. E. Kopp, A. J. Garner, C. Hay, N. S. Khan, K. Roy, T. Shaw (2018), Mapping Sea-Level Change in Time, Space, and Probability, Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, 5 Nov. (INVITED ORAL).

22. Horton, B. P., R. E. Kopp, A. J. Garner, C. Hay, N. S. Khan (2018), Mapping sea-level change in time, space, and probability, European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2018, 9 Apr. (POSTER)