Caroline Famiglietti

Caroline Alexa Famiglietti is currently working as a Technical Product Specialist at Hydrosat, focusing on satellite imagery products.1 Here are some key details about her background and experience:

Education

Caroline holds a PhD in Earth System Science from Stanford University, which she completed in June 2023.12 She also earned a Master of Science in Earth System Science from Stanford and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics (with a minor in Geography/Environmental Studies) from UCLA, where she graduated summa cum laude.1

Professional Experience

At Hydrosat:

• She joined Hydrosat in June 2023 as a Technical Product Specialist.1
• Recently, she has been involved in Hydrosat's successful bid for a NOAA National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service contract, where she served as the Imagery Product Manager.3

Previous Roles:

• PhD Candidate at Stanford University (2018-2023), where she researched how satellite and other data can improve predictions of the land carbon sink.12
• Consultant and Remote Sensing Data Science Intern at Indigo (2022).1
• Remote Sensing Intern at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2017-2018).1

Research Focus

Caroline's research has centered on the terrestrial carbon cycle, with a particular emphasis on reducing uncertainties in model projections of its behavior.2 Her work involves utilizing satellite remote sensing data to understand ecosystem responses and improve future predictions of the land carbon sink.12

Awards and Recognitions

• Stanford Graduate Fellowship
• NASA Future Investigator in Earth, Space Science & Technology
• ARCS Fellowship1

Caroline's unique blend of academic research in earth system science and practical experience with satellite imagery makes her well-suited for her current role at Hydrosat, where she applies her expertise to develop and manage satellite imagery products.