PROJECTS | Caroline Juang

RESEARCH

Employing my training as an Earth scientist, knowledge of aerospace, and my artistic skills, I have led research and outreach projects that deal with the themes of natural hazards, forests, remote sensing, and improving sustainability of human-environment relationships to protect lives, property, and ecosystems.

Highlighted below are projects I have led and presented, including my current Ph.D. research, past internships, and college projects. You can also read through a list of my publications.

Current Research

Past Research

Fires in the western United States

My Ph.D. research at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University. (Photo: NPS / Mike Lewelling)

Landslide Citizen Science (Project Coordinator at NASA)

Launched and managed the NASA citizen science project Landslide Reporter that asked the public to contribute landslides to a global database. Published results on the first year of citizen scientist data.

SmallSats by the Numbers 2018 (Intern at Bryce Tech)

Co-authored Smallsats by the Numbers 2018, a report by Bryce Space and Technology (Bryce Tech).

Modeling Carbon Exchange in the Harvard Forest (Undergraduate Honors Senior Thesis)

Conducted research on a model of 25 years of carbon exchange in the Harvard Forest, for my Harvard honors senior thesis.

Outreach Projects

Venus Science Animation

Directed and created a short animation about atmospheric conditions on Venus.

Walking Trail Virtual Tour

Curated a virtual tour of the French Road Trail for the Harvard Forest in Petersham, MA.

Food Program Branding

Branded the A New Way to Eat project by the Joint US-China Collaboration on Clean Energy (JUCCCE).

College Projects

Harvard College Crunch Magazine, Harvard Environmental Action Committee, Quincy House design work, and a short animation titled "At Home".