University of Arizona - Planetary Science
Research Assistant Professor at University of Arizona
Higher Education
Hsin-I Lisa
Chang
Tucson, Arizona
I am a climate scientist specialize in high impact climate events. Expertise statistical models, climate change research, climate impact assessment, and big-data management. Active in establishing sustainable research and business partnership.
Climate Data Scientist/Research Assitant Professor
One of the core scientists producing climate change datasets for North American Coordinate Regional Climate Downscaling Program (NA CORDEX). https://na-cordex.org/
•Provide guidelines in big-data processing for climate change data users
• Engage private sectors for sustainable research-business partnership
• Develop physics-based climate change datasets for North America
Climate Modeler
• Co-investigator for three government-funded climate research projects
• Produced climate change and extreme weather products
• Formulated statistical analysis methodologies for impact assessment through linear and nonlinear regression models
• Two peer-reviewed publications
• Organized two outreach workshops for the stakeholders in natural resource management and energy industry
Team Lead/Extrem Weather Modeler
• Increase dust storm forecast skill to improve transportation highway safety
• Collaborating with transportation and engineering team members to establish a recommendation for autonomous vehicle test bed in Arizona
Climate Scientist/Project Manager
• Award: DoD 2017 Best Resource Conservation and Resiliency Project
• Established statistical methodologies to formulate complex climate change data into usable tools for decision making
• Provided recommendations to update U.S. Air Force extreme weather protocol
• Managed project timeline, budget, personnel and deliverable
• Provided recommendations to update aviation extreme weather protocol
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Atmospheric Sciences
Bachelor's degree
Science
Master's degree
Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences