News and Updates
January 2013: Mark's MODIS study is published in Remote Sensing of Environment.
January 2013: Mark's newest Frontiers column appears in ASEE PRISM magazine.
April 2012: Mark is awarded a scholarship from the US Society on Dams at the 2012 Annual Meeting and Conference
April 2012: Mark is selected as a 2012-2013 Hydro Research Foundation Fellow
February 2012: Mark wins a CH2M HILL EWB-USA scholarship
January 11, 2012: Mark's SWE reconstruction study is published in Water Resourcs Research.
Upcomings events:
- Jan 6 -10: American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting
Media:
- 1) AMS 14th Conference on Mountain Meteorology presentation
Funding and Support
The Hydro Research Foundation
NASA Earth & Space Science Fellowship
NOAA HMT Project
Latest images of western USA
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Images acquired via the NASA MODIS Rapid Response System. The Pacific Northwest Cascade Mountains are located in the upper part of each image, left of center, while the California Sierra Nevada are at the bottom of each image, left of center.
Welcome!
My name is Mark Raleigh and I am a graduate student in Dr. Jessica Lundquist’s Mountain Hydrology Research Group in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA, USA. I am interested in innovative measurement methods and modeling techniques that help improve our understanding of watershed hydrometeorological processes. My specific focus is on the accumulation and ablation of seasonal snowpack in mountainous regions.
This website details my ongoing research endeavors, provides supplemental presentation information, and stores some of my Matlab scripts that I have selected to share. I hope this website is useful to you.
