Congratulations to our group member Ryan Currier and all co-authors on their most recent publication in Water Resources Research. Check out how Ryan worked with data from NASA's 2017 SnowEx field campaign to compare Lasers vs. Lasers (vs. humans) 🌎💧--> agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.102…

Our research group is collecting footage to enter the University of Washington 2019 Student Film Contest for STEM majors. This shot taken by Ryan Currier of a mountain stream in Olympic National Park will certainly make the cut. Feel free to send us your field work videos if you want to contribute!❄️🎥

We’re happy to announce former Mountain Hydrology Research Group Ph.D. student, Ryan Currier, has joined the Hydrometeorology Applications Team in the Physical Science Lab @NOAA_ESRL. We can’t wait to see all of the things you will be working on Ryan! Congratulations!

We had an amazing University of Washington graduation weekend where some of our group members who graduated in 2020 and 2021 finally got their chance to walk! Congratulations to Dr. William Ryan Currier (Ryan Currier), Dr. Justin Pflug (Justin Pflug), & Victoria Ly, MSCE (Victoria Ly) 🎓📜 UW Civil & Environmental Engineering

We just released the model to extract snow depth from snow pole images! 🥳Paper: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… . Big big thank you to my fellow coauthors Laura Prugh, Carrie Vuyovich @space_potato, Ryan Currier Ryan Currier, & Zhongqi Miao, as well as NASA Goddard CV4Ecology Workshop

Forest-snow citizen science celebrated by cookies! bit.ly/2jkgu8b Great project Ryan Currier! Building on work funded by @NW_CSC