T. Scott Rupp
SNAP Director, AK CASC Principal Investigator, IARC Deputy Director, Professor
Faculty and Leadership
Phone: 907-474-7535
Areas of Expertise:
Climate change
Climate modeling
Ecology
Wildfire
IARC projects I'm involved with:
Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center
Scenarios Network for Alaska + Arctic Planning
Dr. Scott Rupp is the Deputy Director of the International Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF). Dr. Rupp is also the Director of the Scenarios Network for Alaska + Arctic Planning, and serves as the University Director for the Department of Interior’s Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center.
Dr. Rupp has more than 27 years of experience in ecosystem modeling and climate change/climate impacts science. Recent work has focused on modeling the response of subarctic and arctic ecosystems to changes in global climate and disturbance regimes. Dr. Rupp served as a member (2016-2017) of the Federal Advisory Committee on Climate Change and Natural Resource Science (ACCCNRS).
Dr. Rupp received a BS (1993) in Forest Management from Pennsylvania State University and a PhD (1998) in Forest Ecology from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He is Professor of Forestry and has been a faculty member at UAF since 2001.