Ryan Anderson is a Senior Scientist with over two decades of software development for scientific data analysis and more than 18 years of hands-on Mars rover operations experience. He blends deep expertise in multivariate regression, hyperspectral analysis, and chemometrics with field-leading roles on ChemCam and SuperCam, where he improves chemical measurement accuracy and serves as Science Payload Downlink Lead. At USGS he led development of PyHAT and mapped Martian geomorphology to infer paleohydrology, and he now continues this work at the Planetary Science Institute. An effective science communicator and communications lead, he translates complex planetary data into public-facing stories, educational activities, and media outreach. Known for pairing rigorous quantitative methods with practical mission operations, he’s equally comfortable leading teams or contributing as a specialist and remains curious about new tools and techniques.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS) Astronomy and Astrophysics, Bachelor of Science (BS) Astronomy and Astrophysics at University of Michigan
PhD Astronomy - Planetary Science, PhD Astronomy - Planetary Science at Cornell University
This repository contains code for a GUI for analyzing LIBS and other point spectra.
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Ryan Anderson - Senior Scientist at Planetary Science Institute