Hi, I am Jonathan. I am Assistant Professor of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Geological Sciences
and a Faculty Fellow of the Alabama Water Institute.
I am putting together this research group to bring together deep scientific exploration of Earth's dynamic processes and the utility of simulating those processes for real-world applications and advancements.
I am both a scientist and an engineer. My scientific interests span many scales and many physical processes of Earth. I am particularly interested in what we can learn about the natural world by representing dynamic physical systems with models designed to simulate those processes. My engineering interests are focussed on water resources, particularly the design and life cycle of water resources infrastructure.
Tackling the big questions in Earth (and planetary) Sciences.
Tackling the big questions in Earth (and planetary) Sciences.
Evan Powers
PhD Student
Tackling the big questions in Earth (and planetary) Sciences.
Deon Fernando
Undergraduate Physics Student

Deon is leading a paper on hydrologic extrapolation, bringing his physics background to advance machine learning approaches in Earth sciences.
Alumni
Jackson Laney
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Jackson worked on a toy experimet to develop machine learning capabilities for surface water terrain routing. See the Deep Routing Lab here: https://github.com/DualEarth/deep_routing_lab