Our Mission
The primary mission of Alaska Climate Research Center is to respond to inquiries concerning the meteorology and climatology of Alaska from public, private, and government agencies, and from researchers around the world.
Who We Are
The Alaska Climate Research Center (ACRC) and the Alaska State Climate Center (ASCC) have been established within the University of Alaska System three decades ago. Both centers, the ACRC and the ASCC have been merged as one combined service center within the Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) in 2018. The administration and management of the center is under the direction of the state climatologist, Dr. Martin Stuefer.
Martin Stuefer
Alaska State Climatologist and Director
Carl Schmitt
Associate Research Professor
Ammara Mubeen
Post Doctoral Fellow
Lea Hartl
Temporary Professional
Roozbeh Rajabi
Assistant Professor (Temp)
Dr. Roozbeh Rajabi's research interests focus on hyperspectral data analysis, pattern recognition, and digital signal and image processing.
William Powers
Research Technician
Blake Moore
Research Technician
Digital Services Director Fairbanks North Star Borough
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