Dave Dubois

Experience

1. State Climatologist

   New Mexico State University

   Feb 2010 — Present · Las Cruces, NM, US

   Dr. Dave DuBois is the New Mexico State Climatologist, Associate College Professor, and director of the New Mexico Climate Center based out of the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences at New Mexico State University. As State Climatologist, Dr. DuBois teaches and trains students at NMSU as well as providing climate and climate change information and education to the public. Dr. DuBois maintains an active research program in air quality and climate, participating in studies to understand the nature and origins of atmospheric particulates that we breathe. Dr. DuBois is also a principal investigator in the NOAA RISA/CAP Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS). Dr. manages and maintains the ZiaMet mesonet across New Mexico. He is also the New Mexico Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow (CoCoRaHS) state coordinator and looking for more volunteers from all corners of New Mexico to join. Although he is a native New Mexican, he grew up on a farm in rural southern New Jersey and collected weather data as a child. Follow me on Twitter @nmclimate

Education

• Rutgers University

  BA, Physics

  1983 — 1988

• New Mexico State University

  MS, Physics

  1988 — 1991

• University of Nevada, Reno

  Ph.D., Atmospheric Science

  1995 — 2003

Skills

• Physics
• Gis
• Air Quality
• Climate Change
• Climatology
• Research
• Environmental Awareness
• Data Analysis
• Meteorology
• Report Writing
• Arcgis
• Environmental Science
• Environmental Education
• Public Speaking
• Climate
• Weather Forecasting
• Remote Sensing
• Science
• Water Resources
• Fortran
• Numerical Analysis
• Geographic Information Systems (Gis)