Dr. Amy McNally is currently lead researcher on a jointly funded NASA and USAID project for Characterizing, Monitoring and Projecting Regional Water Availability for the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET). She completed her Ph.D in Geography from University of California Santa Barbara and M.S. in Water Resources Policy and Management from Oregon State University.
7/2016
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Present
Assistant Researcher
UMD ESSIC,
NASA GSFC HSL Characterizing, Monitoring and Projecting Regional Water Availability for FEWS NET
2/2014
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6/2016
Post-doctoral Associate
UMD ESSIC and NASA GSFC Hydrological Sciences Laboratory,
GSFC Greenbelt, MD
10/2013
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2/2014
Associate Specialist II
University of California,
Santa Barbara, CA A Land Data Assimilation System for Famine Early Warning, UCSB Dept of Geography Climate Hazards Group
Dr. Amy McNally is currently lead researcher on a jointly funded NASA and USAID project for Characterizing, Monitoring and Projecting Regional Water Availability for the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET). She completed her Ph.D in Geography from University of California Santa Barbara and M.S. in Water Resources Policy and Management from Oregon State University.
