Author Eric Morrow

Eric Morrow

I am currently a researcher at Rutgers University focused on developing statistical models of sea level over the 20th century. However, after a recent move back to Toronto, Canada I am interested in joining a company with a strong entrepreneurial spirit where there is an opportunity to have a real personal impact on the growth of the business.

A native of Bath, Ontario, Canada, I received my Bachelor’s of Engineering Physics at Queen’s University in 2000 followed by a Master’s in Applied Science at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies in 2002. I registered for a Professional Engineering of Ontario license in 2008. I have received recognition from NASA for contributions to the ChipSat program and was also a recipient of NASA’s Space Flight Awareness award for work on the ISS. In 2007, I returned to academia and completed a PhD in Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University with Jerry Mitrovica in 2014. I have broad expertise in the fields of statistics, mathematical modeling, control theory, estimation theory, time series analysis, spectral analysis, spacecraft systems, sea level and gravity estimation.

http://www.ericmorrow.ca/about/

Why East Coast North Americans should be very concerned about sea level rise

Eric Morrow

April 27, 2016

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

This new study predicts that the eastern coast of North America, from the Davis Strait between Greenland and Baffin Island down through the mid-Atlantic, will experience some of the highest rates of sea level rise anywhere in the world by the end of the 21st century.

MENU

Author Eric Morrow

Why East Coast North Americans should be very concerned about sea level rise