Goddard Applied Sciences
Connecting NASA researchers with interagency activities and partnerships to facilitate practical and innovative uses of Earth observations for societal benefit in six thematic areas:
Air Quality and Health
Chesapeake Bay
Climate and Environmental Health
Disasters
Mission Applications
Contacts
- Stephanie Schollaert Uz
- Stephanie Schollaert Uz (610/NASA) leads Applied Science activities at Goddard that connect NASA research with end users through external partnerships that facilitate practical and innovative uses of Earth observations for societal benefit.
- Assaf Anyamba
- Assaf Anyamba (610/UMBC) supports Applied Sciences areas of Climate and Environmental Health and Food Security, currently researching vectorborne disease risk using multi-source Earth observations.
- Niama Boukachaba
- Niama Boukachaba (618/MSU) leads the Climate and Environmental Health Working Group to advance Earth system science modeling and connections to human health impacts.
- Timothy Lahmers
- Tim Lahmers (617) leads the Goddard Disasters Working Group and serves as a Disasters Center Response Coordinator, supporting the NASA-wide effort to provide science and data products to support disaster responders during and after extreme events.
- Rachel Vershel
- Rachel Vershel (617/SSAI) runs the Goddard Disasters Working Group and serves as a Disasters Center Response Coordinator, supporting the NASA-wide effort to provide science and data products to support disaster responders during and after extreme events.
- Carl Malings
- Carl Malings (610.1/MSU) leads the Air Quality and Health Working Group, connecting NASA air quality modeling and atmospheric composition researchers with applied uses for health applications.
- Andrea Portier
- Andrea Portier (612/SSAI) coordinates the Mission Applications Working Group for internal discussion among Goddard mission applications teams to foster awareness of recent developments and best practices.
