Jenna N. Abrahamson

I’m currently a Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. I’m formally trained as a remote sensing scientist—basically, I write code to wrangle massive amounts of numbers that map the Earth, and use them to try to tackle some of our planet’s biggest questions.

Right now, I’m developing high-resolution monitoring methods to study water and carbon processes in wetland ecosystems using a fun mix of commercial satellite data, GeoAI foundation models, embeddings, and physics-based hydrologic models.

Outside of work, you can find me trying to hike and backpack my way across the Pacific Northwest and taking any chance I get to start a new craft project.