I am a Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoc Fellow at Pacific Northwest National lab formally trained in remote sensing and geospatial analytics. My research focuses on understanding Earth system processes by analyzing large datasets of satellite observations and leveraging advanced tools such as spatiotemporal statistics, geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI), and computer vision. Presently, my work focuses on wetland water and carbon cycles, specifically examining the relationship between inundation and methane emissions across diverse watersheds at medium-high spatial and temporal resolutions using foundation models, data fusion between multiple satellite sensors, and process-based modeling.