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Contact Info
Office: 1439 ATL
Marissa Dattler
Graduate Student
Ph.D. Advisor: Brooke Medley (research) - (current)
Ph.D. Advisor: Tim Canty (academic) - (current)

Research Papers/Presentations/Posters:

  •  Dattler, M., J. Lenaerts, and B. Medley. Significant Spatial Variability in Radar-Derived West Antarctic Accumulation Linked to Surface Winds and Topography. Geophysical Research Letters, November 2019. 46 (22), pp.13126-13134; https://doi.org/10.1029/2019GL085363.
  • Dattler, M., J. Lenaerts, and B. Medley. Let it snow: Deriving Antarctic Accumulation from Operation
    IceBridge (OIB) Snow Radar Echograms, Abstract C43E-1826. 2018 American Geophysical Union Fall
    Meeting, Washington, D.C. (December 2018).
  • Dattler, M. and S. L. Farrell (talk) “Validation of Operation IceBridge Snow Radar Products: Wavelet
    Technique vs. NSIDC Quick Look.” Oral presentation for Canadian Sea Ice and Snow Evolution
    Network Workshop. 2017 Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Congress. Hilton Toronto,
    Toronto, ON, Canada (June 2017).
  • Farrell, S. L., T. Newman, J. Richter-Menge, M. Dattler, J. D. Paden, S. Yan, J. Li and C. Leuschen (talk)
    “Routine Mapping of the Snow Depth Distribution on Sea Ice.” Oral presentation, Abstract C33E-07. 2016
    American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA (December 2016).
  • Dattler, M. and B. Coltin (talk and poster) “Validating and Applying Lake Level Automated Algorithm
    (LLAMA) on Lakes Globally.” Oral presentation at Intelligent Robotics Group meeting and poster at NASA
    Intern Poster Symposium. NASA Ames Research Center, Mountain View, CA (August 2016).
  • Dattler, M., S. L. Farrell, and T. Newman (poster) “Snow Depth on Arctic sea ice: Distributions and heat
    flux using in-situ data and dune modeling software.” Poster at AOSC Senior Thesis Defense. University of
    Maryland, College Park, MD (May 2016).
  • Dattler, M., S. L. Farrell, and T. Newman (poster) “In-situ snow depth measurements over variable Arctic
    sea ice types.” Poster at 20th Conference on Integrated Observing and Assimilation Systems for the
    Atmosphere, Oceans, and Land Surface. 96th Annual American Meteorological Society Conference, New
    Orleans, LA (January 2016).
  • Dattler, M., S. L. Farrell, and T. Newman (talk) “Let it Snow: Snow Drift Modeling Over Variable Arctic Sea
    Ice Types.” Oral presentation at AOSC Senior Thesis Prospectus Defense. University of Maryland, College
    Park, MD (December 2015).