Professor
- Ph.D.| Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Hydrology, 2009 - M.S. | Colorado State University
Civil and Environmental Engineering, 2003 - B.S. | Colorado State University
Civil and Environmental Engineering, 2001
Research
- Regional climate and hydrologic change
- Critical zone ecohydrology
- Remote sensing of terrestrial ecohydrology
- Application of modeling, simulation, and artificial intelligence/machine learning
Teaching
- GEOS 212: Water in the West (Spring semester)
- GEOS 411: Land-Atmosphere Interaction (alternating Spring semesters)
- GEOS 505: Research Computing for Earth and Environmental Science (alternating Fall semesters)
- GEOS 518: Modeling Earth and Environmental Systems (alternating Fall semester)
Join us!
The LEAF group at Boise State is always seeking motivated students and postdocs to work on challenging and interesting research problems. Professor Flores is endorsed to advised graduate students in the following graduate degree programs:
- MS Hydrologic Science
- MS Geoscience
- PhD Computing (Computational Math, Science, and Engineering & Data Science tracks)
- PhD Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
- PhD Geophysics
- PhD Geoscience
Our research group also provides important opportunities for undergraduate students to learn research and develop new skills, including in the field and programming. Please contact lejoflores@boisestate.edu if you are interested in joining us!
Contact Information
Website: Lab For Ecological Applications and Forecasting(LEAF)
Email: lejoflores@boisestate.edu
Office: ERB-4151
Lab: ERB-3118
Phone: 208-426-2903