Anthony (Tony) Gardella Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Contributes to a variety of climate impact/risk analyses across sectors and scales: - 2022 Massachusetts Climate Assessment "https://www.mass.gov/info-details/massachusetts-climate-change-assessment"- US EPA Framework for Evaluating Damages and Impacts (FrEDI) "https://github.com/USEPA/FrEDI"- Puget Sound Climate Future Scenarios ProjectAlso contributes to.

• Developed R statistical package: Built custom R package to automate statistical methods of model validation and benchmarking to analyze the output of a global Integrated Assessment Model (IAM) in support of.
• Developed model/data evaluation dashboard: Built visual model evaluation dashboard using R and Tableau, comparing energy, agricultural, and geospatial land use data products against Global IAM output for model.

Tony Gardella is a M.S. student at SEAS with a focus on Environmental Policy and a Master of Applied Economics student in the Department of Economics. He works as a Thesis Research student under Dr. Fischer and Dr. Moore. He explores how to analyze the impacts of policy in the face of the complex wildfire problem we face. Many policies are designed and.

Greater Boston Area

• PUBLICATIONSFer, I., Gardella, A. K., Shiklomanov, A. N., Campbell, E. E., Cowdery, E. M., De Kauwe, M. G., Desai, A., Duveneck, M. J., Fisher, J. B., Haynes, K. D., Hoffman, F. M., Johnston, M. R., Kooper, R..
• Leadership: Led weekly developer meetings across teams at multiple National Labs and University Labs
• Project management: Managed Github project tools and maintained website
• Wrote yearly NSF grant project update reports
• Wrote wrapper functions, in R, for automated calibration, execution, and analysis of Terrestrial Biosphere Models
• Wrote technical documentation for platform code and developed user tutorials

Fenway, Boston

• Urban Village Plan of Fenway: Researcher, contributor, and editor for plan outlining neighborhood vision for smart and sustainable development. Drafted entire section on open space vision and forthcoming policies that.
• Research: Researched, created, and maintained database on neighborhood real estate by aggregating data from Massachusetts Land Records. Used to understand property trends in terms of value and ownership to support.
• Fenway neighborhood committee: Member and contributor to Housing and Open Space Committee groups discussing plans of action to amend Inclusionary Development Policy (IDP) and develop a Community Center.
• Community outreach and recruitment team: Recruited community members for grassroots community groups including Transportation, Open space, Housing, and Institutional Impact groups.
• Event planning committee: Assistant planner. Organized and helped run Fenway Health Fair, Annual Ball, and Annual Meeting.
• Administrative: Administrative assistant. Performed and optimized copying, answering of phones, sending emails, and other administrative workflows.

Greater San Diego Area

• Developed sensitivity to cultural and language diversity through building learning curriculum for adults learning English as a second language. Foreign students represented of 5 continents.
• Honed teaching skills through instructing and tutoring English language learners.

Master'S Degree, Applied Economics

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Policy

Bachelor'S Degree, Environmental Analysis And Policy