Tyler Meng

Earth sciences; Environmental sciences; Information and computing sciences; Physical sciences

Tucson, AZ

I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Planetary Sciences at the University of Arizona. My research focuses on the geophysical measurement and monitoring of changing rock glaciers and debris-covered glaciers on Earth and Mars. I have a background in Geophysical Engineering with experience as field technician for large geophysical surveys.

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Rock glacier composition and structure from radio wave speed analysis with dipping reflector correction
Lack of Meltwater May Prevent Radar Sounding Measurements of Supraglacial Debris Thickness in the Martian Midlatitudes
Insolation-Driven Boundary Conditions for Debris-Covered Glaciers on Mars and Earth
Insolation-Driven Variability in Debris-Covered Glaciers on Mars and Earth
Local Variability in Debris-Covered Glacier Evolution on Earth and Mars
Searching for Climate Signals in the Internal Structure of Terrestrial and Martian Debris-Covered Glaciers
Photogrammetric Monitoring of Rock Glacier Motion Using High-Resolution Cross-Platform Datasets: Formation Age Estimation and Modern Thinning Rates
Active Seismic Refraction, Reflection, and Surface‐Wave Surveys in Thick Debris‐Covered Glacial Environments

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