Through projects like the Permafrost Discovery Gateway, I strive to expand access to information and to expedite knowledge-generation from big data to serve earth scientists and communities facing climate impacts.
I fell in love with Alaska as an exchange student and currently reside in Homer, Alaska. I draw insight, inspiration, and joy from living in the community and ecosystem I study. I enjoy local food culture, hiking, and skijoring with my pet husky.
There’s flood insurance, but no insurance for permafrost thaw. People’s houses are literally falling over and sewer pipes are breaking. I want to empower people with useful and accessible data that can support action and solutions.
Tsunamigenic SLope Instabilities Partnership: Understanding and preparing for landslide-generated tsunamis in permafrost and glacier regions
For the collection of baseline meteorological and soil data representing an ecosystem type that has received little attention in Alaska
Improving accessibility of Arctic permafrost information
Is heat stress influencing the success of sub-Arctic spawning Chinook salmon in Alaska?
Hock, M., A.K. Liljedahl, & D. Zona (2025). Environmental Research Ecology
ReadNitze, I., K. Heidler, N. Nesterova, J. Küpper, E. Schütt, T. Hölzer, S. Barth, M.J. Lara, A.K. Liljedahl, & G. Grosse. (2025). Scientific Data
ReadShur, Y., B.M. Jones, M.T. Jorgenson, M.Z. Kanevskiy, A. Liljedahl, D.A. Walker, M.K.W. Jones, D. Fortier, & A. Vasiliev. (2025). Geosciences
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