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Derek Jensen
Hometown: Sandy, Ut
Undergraduate: Brigham Young University
Program: PhD (Graduated 2016)
Current Position: Applied scientist at Amazon, formerly staff scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Key Contributions: Designed, deployed, and analyzed key parts of the flux stations that were part of the MATERHORN field campaign. Co-designed and deployed towers for a wind energy project in Belize. Developed UTESPac, software to analyze high-frequency atmospheric turbulence surface-layer data.
Contact: (801) 259-7837