Susheel Adusumilli

Susheel Adusumilli is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Oregon's College of Arts and Sciences. His research focuses on using remote sensing and field methods to study changes in the Antarctic Ice Sheet and their downstream impacts on coastal communities, particularly along the California and Oregon coasts. He emphasizes science communication, participating in United Nations COP meetings and guiding state-level policy documents.

Research interests include coastal studies, ice sheet dynamics, and sea level adaptation strategies. His work integrates satellite observations with field data to track ice loss, coastal erosion patterns, and climate-driven environmental changes. Key methodologies involve deep learning applications, altimetry data analysis, and interdisciplinary approaches linking atmosphere-ice-ocean interactions.

Recent articles highlight advancements in predicting shoreline changes using AI, understanding Antarctic ice shelf stability, and quantifying Earth's heat storage mechanisms. These studies underscore the urgency of climate adaptation strategies for vulnerable coastal regions. Adusumilli collaborates with international teams to produce actionable insights for policymakers and scientific communities.