Naomi Tague

Naomi Tague is a Professor in Hydrology at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, University of California Santa Barbara. Her research integrates advanced data science techniques to study the tightly coupled interactions between water, plants, geology, and climate systems, with a focus on human impacts and predictive modeling.

• Key Research Areas: Ecohydrology, Climate Change, Water Resources, Urban Systems.
• Scientific Awards:
  • AGU Fellowship Award 2024
• Advising: Includes PhD student Louis Graup, who defended his dissertation on riparian resilience through a Critical Zone lens.
• Labs & Collaborations: Leads the Tague Team Lab, which develops virtual hydrological laboratories for 'what-if' scenario analysis, and collaborates with artist Ethan Turpin on the Wildland exhibit.