Stephanie Hurtado-Gonzalez

CAMPUS:

San Diego State University

COHORT LEVEL

Cohort-2 (2023)

ACADEMIC LEVEL

Masters (M.S.)

Research Title

Using remote sensing techniques to analyze the impact of heat stress on farming regions

Fellowship

Cohort : 2
Level: Masters
Expect Graduation Date: August 2025
Campus: San Diego State University

Biography

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Stephanie is a NOAA EPP Earth System Sciences and Remote Sensing-II Scholar in Cohort 2 at San Diego State University. She is pursuing a master’s degree in Geography. Her research is on using remote sensing techniques to analyze the impact of heat stress on farming regions

Research

Using remote sensing techniques to analyze the impact of heat stress on farming regions
Academic Mentor: Trent Biggs, Ph.D.
NOAA Mentor: Alex Tardy, NWS

NERTO

NERTO Title: Temporal and spatial variability of heat in the Imperial Valley using remote sensing
Year: 2024
NOAA Mentor: Alex Tardy, NWS
NOAA Location: National Weather Service