About me:

As a senior noise analyst and applications programmer at the Cornell Center for Conservation Bioacoustics (CCB), I specialize in developing innovative tools and methods for noise analysis. With a background in noise and vibration consulting and a focus on environmental impact assessment, I have extensive experience in analyzing and mitigating the effects of noise from a wide range of sources, including LNG terminal construction, seismic prospecting, and cruise vessels. In my role at BRP, I am responsible for developing software to process, analyze, model, and visualize acoustic data, including the Acoustic Ecology Toolbox, which models the impact of sound on animal communication and habitat. I have also worked on projects examining the impact of noise on sensitive ecosystems, such as Glacier Bay National Park in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to my work at BRP, I have a strong passion for exploring and understanding the complex relationships between noise and the environment, and am always looking for new opportunities to make a positive impact through my work..