Jérôme E. Barré

Jérôme E. Barré is a Senior Research Scientist in NASA’s Global Modeling and Assimilation Office (GMAO), where he supports the development and transition of JEDI-based data assimilation for Earth system prediction, with a focus on atmospheric composition applications. He has more than 14 years of experience in satellite data assimilation, air quality and atmospheric composition forecasting, emissions monitoring, and Earth system modeling, with previous scientific roles at JCSDA, ECMWF, and NCAR. His work combines physical modeling, satellite and in situ observations, and emerging AI methods to improve forecasting and monitoring capabilities for atmospheric composition across research and operational systems.

Ph.D., Satellite Earth Observation Data Assimilation, CNRM / Météo-France, 2012

Dissertation: Data assimilation studies in a chemistry transport model using limb and nadir satellite geometries

M.S., Ocean, Atmosphere and Climate Sciences, specialization in Remote Sensing, University of Pierre et Marie Curie–Paris VI, 2009

B.S. equivalent (Licence), Applied Physics in Earth Science, University of Pierre et Marie Curie–Paris VI, 2007 

NASA Group Achievement Award, KORUS-AQ field campaign (2017)

NASA Group Achievement Award, SEAC4RS field campaign (2014)