Associate Professor, Department of Geosciences
Dr. Ellyn Enderlin started at Boise State University in 2019 and is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geosciences. She received a Ph.D. in Earth Sciences and a M.S. in Geological Sciences both from The Ohio State University. Her research explores controls on the sensitivity of glaciers to climate change with the aim of making accurate predictions of glacier change in the coming decades so that society is able to prepare for, and hopefully mitigate/minimize the impacts of glacier loss on the Earth system. Dr. Enderlin’s research projects focus on combining remotely-sensed and in situ observations and numerical ice flow modeling to investigate controls on the flow of glaciers that terminate in the oceans (i.e. marine-terminating glaciers). Her primary research interest is in ice-ocean interactions and how changes in the processes occurring at glacier margins influence the rate of glacier mass loss.
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About Ellyn Enderlin
Dr. Ellyn Enderlin started at Boise State University in 2019 and is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geosciences. She received a Ph.D. in Earth Sciences and a M.S. in Geological Sciences both from The Ohio State University. Her research explores controls on the sensitivity of glaciers to climate change with the aim of making accurate predictions of glacier change in the coming decades so that society is able to prepare for, and hopefully mitigate/minimize the impacts of glacier loss on the Earth system. Dr. Enderlin’s research projects focus on combining remotely-sensed and in situ observations and numerical ice flow modeling to investigate controls on the flow of glaciers that terminate in the oceans (i.e. marine-terminating glaciers). Her primary research interest is in ice-ocean interactions and how changes in the processes occurring at glacier margins influence the rate of glacier mass loss.
| January 2019 - Present | Associate Professor, Boise State University ‐ Department of Geosciences | |
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| 2014 - 2019 | Research Assistant Professor, University of Maine | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Grants
| 2019 - 2021 | Quantification and Analysis of Greenland Glacier and Ice Cap Discharge Using Automated Landsat Terminus Change Time Series and NASA Data Products |
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) - 80NSSC19K0976 | |
| Role: Principal Investigator | |
| 2014 - 2017 | Intra-Annual Force Balance Analysis of Tidewater Glaciers |
| NASA | |
| NASA ROSES Cryospheric Science | |
| Role: Primary Investigator | |
| Colleague(s): Shad O’Neel | |
| $259,654 | |
| 2014 - 2017 | Quantifying Greenland Iceberg Melt Rates using Remotely-sensed Data |
| National Science Foundation | |
| NSF Arctic Research Opportunities | |
| Role: Primary Investigator | |
| $172,372 | |
| 2010 - 2013 | Observations and Modeling of Greenland Outlet Glacier Dynamics |
| NASA | |
| NASA Earth and Space Sciences Fellowship | |
| Role: PI | |
| Colleague(s): Ian Howat | |
| $90,000 |
Professional Service and Affiliations
| Present | Member, American Geophysical Union | Present | Member, Association of Polar Early Career Scientists | Present | Member, International Glaciological Society |
| August 2013 | Ph.D. - Earth Sciences, The Ohio State University | |
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| March 2010 | M.S. - Geological Sciences, The Ohio State University | |
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| January 2008 | B.S. - Environmental Science, Lehigh University | |
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