Ryan Currier

We just released the model to extract snow depth from snow pole images! 🥳Paper: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… . Big big thank you to my fellow coauthors @LauraPrugh, Carrie Vuyovich @space_potato, Ryan Currier @wcurrier, & Zhongqi Miao, as well as @NASAGoddard @cv4ecology

@YifanCheng4 @NCAR_Science @NCAR_RAL @Newman89Andy Congratulations Yifan!

I am excited to announce that I will continue my journey @NCAR_Science @NCAR_RAL as a Project Scientist I. Looking forward to more scientific discoveries and collaboration opportunities in the future. Also wanna shout out to my supervisor @Newman89Andy for all the support!

@Eunsang_UNH @HydroProcesses @uwmtnhydr @NingSun68296541 @Eunsang_UNH Thanks Eunsang!

@wcurrier @HydroProcesses @uwmtnhydr @NingSun68296541 Congrats Ryan!

I’m excited to share that the last chapter of my dissertation is now published @HydroProcesses, where I had the pleasure of working with some wonderful people: e.g. @uwmtnhydr, @NingSun68296541. doi.org/10.1002/hyp.14… (1/5)

Lastly, I want to say thanks to everyone who supported me along this journey. (5/5)

In the Eastern Cascades, WA, where snow lasted longer underneath the forest, a substantial, synthetically introduced, forest management strategy showed that north-facing edges could substantially increase late-season streamflow. (4/5)

We had an amazing @UW graduation weekend where some of our group members who graduated in 2020 and 2021 finally got their chance to walk! Congratulations to Dr. William Ryan Currier (@wcurrier), Dr. Justin Pflug (@pflug_justin), & Victoria Ly, MSCE (@victoriahly) 🎓📜 @uw_cee

@uwmtnhydr @EricKeenanCU @CUBoulderATOC It was such a great presentation. Congratulations Dr. Keenan!

Congratulations to the newest PhD in our alumni network, Eric Keenan (@EricKeenanCU)! We heard you gave a beautiful Ph.D. Defense this week @CUBoulderATOC 🎉 Photo captured by Ryan Currier (@wcurrier). We love to see our community supporting eachother ❄️💧

@NV_Mtn_Ecohydro I thought you did a great job Adrian. Thanks for convening an awesome session!

Some hot takes on #AGU21 - it was a very hard meeting to be a convener. Glad I had experience being embarrassed in front of a large class of tech savvy students. Pretty disappointed in the techs in each room but it is a hard job

@SLF_SnowHydro @snoe_giulia @ETH Congratulations Giulia!

Congratulations @snoe_giulia on your @ETH Medal for your outstanding PhD thesis!! This is an incredibly well deserved award. We're very proud to have you in our group!

@uwmtnhydr @SLF_SnowHydro @cassielumbrazo Nothing like being 25 miles from the trailhead and a couple river fords later being strapped to a tree 😀

Time-lapse cameras were deployed yesterday at our field site in Davos, Switzerland with @SLF_SnowHydro. It's quick work to install cameras when you can carry a ladder to your field site! A bit easier than climbing trees in the middle of the Olympic Mountains, huh @wcurrier?

We’re happy to announce former @uwmtnhydr Ph.D. student, @wcurrier, has joined the Hydrometeorology Applications Team in the Physical Science Lab @NOAA_ESRL. We can’t wait to see all of the things you will be working on Ryan! Congratulations!

Our research group is collecting footage to enter the @UW 2019 Student Film Contest for STEM majors. This shot taken by @wcurrier of a mountain stream in Olympic National Park will certainly make the cut. Feel free to send us your field work videos if you want to contribute!❄️🎥

Congratulations to our group member @wcurrier and all co-authors on their most recent publication in Water Resources Research. Check out how Ryan worked with data from NASA's 2017 SnowEx field campaign to compare Lasers vs. Lasers (vs. humans) 🌎💧--> agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.102…

Forest-snow citizen science celebrated by cookies! bit.ly/2jkgu8b Great project @wcurrier! Building on work funded by @NW_CSC