Adam Grodek

Education:

BS: Honors Physical Geography, 1996, Brock University, Canada

MS: Geography, 1998, University of Florida, USA

MS: Water Resources Management, 2001, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

Research Interests:

Fluvial Geomorphology, GIS, geospatial data, machine learning/deep learning, fish, experimental methods

Recent Courses Taught: 

GEO 481/GIS

GEO 381/Cartography

GEO 330/Dynamics of International Business

GEO106/Global Climate Change

GEO105/Earth,Environment,Climate Lab

GEO 101/Earth System Science

Bio:

Adam is a fluvial geomorphologist who is studying how small fish respond to changing currents in river systems using experimental geomorphic methods. By utilizing machine learning and deep learning methods to track small fish in hydraulic flumes, he expects to learn how small fish organize themselves in complex, turbulent river flows in order to navigate through currents in river systems. Further, Adam also enjoys using geospatial data in GIS and cartographic design to build geovisualizations of research and other related environmental issues that involve fish.