I'm currently an InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) specialist working with the Utah Geological Survey in Salt Lake City.  A main goal of this role is to monitor different processes that drive ground displacement, such as land subsidence, landslides, and earthquakes. My previous work includes InSAR processing and time series analysis, as well as geodetic modelling, of volcanoes in Vanuatu, Democratic Republic of Congo, and the Galápagos. I've also applied analytical and numerical models to integrate satellite-based volcano deformation data with other datasets (e.g., gas emissions). Ultimately, I hope to work towards better understanding how geodesy and modelling can constrain changes in surface and subsurface processes.