Ms. Natasha Sadoff is a geographer and social scientist who works at the nexus of environmental management, governance, and earth science. She has twelve years of experience connecting data users and stakeholders to resources to improve decision-making and governance in areas such as climate change adaptation and resilience; energy management; air quality; solid waste management; and other areas. She facilitates stakeholder needs assessments, user engagement, training and outreach, and capacity building/development, particularly in the usage of Earth observations for societal benefit. She is currently serving as the NASA PACE Project Applications Deputy Coordinator.
6/2021
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Present
PACE Project Applications Deputy Coordinator
NASA GSFC;SSAI,
Greenbelt, MD
6/2009
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6/2021
Senior Research Scientist
Battelle Memorial Institute,
Columbus, Ohio
9/2006
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5/2007
Research Associate and Teaching Assistant
University of Vermont,
Burlington, Vermont
M.A., Human Geography - 2015
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA
Advisor: Kendra McSweeney
Thesis: Hyper-Development, Waste, and Uneven Urban Spaces in Panama City
B.S., Environmental Studies - 2007
The University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, USA
Advisor: Katharine (Kit) Anderson
- Nominated member, World Meteorological Organization Study Group on Energy and Climate, 2020-present
- Co-lead to the Group on Earth Observations Vision for Energy (GEO-VENER) Initiative, 2019-2020
- Battelle Outstanding Performance Awards, various awards made between 2009-2021
- Battelle Emerging Scientist and Engineers Council, elected member, 2013–2016
- Rayner Scholarship for Field Work, Ohio State University, 2015
- Tinker Scholarship for Field Work in Latin America, Ohio State University, 2015
- Superior Paper Award, Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers, 2014
Ms. Natasha Sadoff is a geographer and social scientist who works at the nexus of environmental management, governance, and earth science. She has twelve years of experience connecting data users and stakeholders to resources to improve decision-making and governance in areas such as climate change adaptation and resilience; energy management; air quality; solid waste management; and other areas. She facilitates stakeholder needs assessments, user engagement, training and outreach, and capacity building/development, particularly in the usage of Earth observations for societal benefit. She is currently serving as the NASA PACE Project Applications Deputy Coordinator.
