Summary
Will Kochtitzky is an Assistant Professor and applied glaciologist specializing in geospatial and geophysical analyses of glacier change and coastal impacts, with eight years of experience combining satellite, drone, GPS, and field observations. Based in Biddeford, Maine, he leads research quantifying century-scale glacier dynamics (especially during the satellite era) and partners with coastal communities to assess sea-level effects on Maine beaches. He teaches GIS, remote sensing, and environmental science with an emphasis on open-source tools and experiential learning. His background spans a PhD in glaciology, NSF graduate fellowship work, and practical mapping for Parks Canada, giving him a rare mix of rigorous research, community-engaged applied science, and hands-on field skills.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
M.Sc., Glaciology/Earth and Climate Science, M.Sc., Glaciology/Earth and Climate Science at University of Maine
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at University School of Nashville
10th Grade, 10th Grade at Outdoor Academy
PhD, Glaciology/Geography, PhD, Glaciology/Geography at University of Ottawa
Bachelor of Science, Earth Science, Bachelor of Science, Earth Science at Dickinson College
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