1983”1984 AGU Congressional Science Fellowship: Final Report

It seems like only yesterday that I walked through the oppressive summer humidity in Washington, D.C., to the first day of my fellowship orientation. As it turned out, this was a very important day for me, because my fellowship has had a great influence on my career goals. Prior to the fellowship, I had completed my doctorate at the University of Maryland. At that time I was seeking an academic position to teach and to conduct research that would utilize remotely sensed data in hydrologic modeling.