On September 28, Landsat 8 passed over Hurricane Ian, capturing its eye just before landfall. The storm's center measured 42 kilometers (26 miles) wide.
Timothy A. Glynn
Timothy (Tim) A. Glynn serves as the Chief of Staff at the USGS Earth Resources and Observation Science Center (EROS) in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He retired from the U.S. Army and joined the EROS team in July 2020.
Prior to working at EROS, Tim served in the U.S. Army and the Iowa Army National Guard for a total of 32 years.
He started his active-duty U.S. Army officer career path in 1989 after graduating from the University of South Dakota with a Regular Army commission. Upon completing the U.S. Army Intelligence School, he served in Worms, Germany, as a Platoon Leader and a Counter-Intelligence Officer for the U.S. Army Europe Information Systems Command.
Upon returning from his European Tour, Tim and his family moved to Sioux Falls, and he joined the Iowa National Guard as a drilling member, commanding an Infantry Company and a Cavalry Troop in Northwest Iowa. While living in Sioux Falls, Tim worked as a business manager in the corporate world for three years, eventually starting his own therapy company.
After five years as a business owner, Tim returned to government service as an Active Duty Iowa National Guard Officer, where he spent 22 years. While raising his family in the Des Moines area, his service included command positions in Counterdrug; Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN); and Emergency Response programs working with law enforcement and the State of Iowa Office of Homeland Security. During this time, Tim was the Iowa National Guard State Deployment Officer, facilitating the deployment of over 5,300 soldiers in three years, including his own deployment to Panjshir, Afghanistan, in 2010.
Tim’s Senior Leadership positions included tours as a Brigade Level Commander, the State Director of Personnel, and the Iowa Army National Guard Chief of Staff. The culmination of Tim’s career was at U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska, where he was the Director of Intelligence, Mobilization Assistant (J2MA-Reserve Officer).
Education and Certifications
M.S. in Strategic Studies from the US Army War College
Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Trident University International in Cypress, California
Science and Products
Eyes on Earth Episode 91 – Intro to AmericaView
Eyes on Earth Episode 90 – Landsat 8 Turns 10
Eyes on Earth Episode 89 – EROS Workers and Weather
Eyes on Earth Episode 88 – Landsat 5’s Significance, Part 2
Eyes on Earth Episode 87 – Landsat 5’s Significance, Part 1
Eyes on Earth Episode 86 - Tours at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 85 – Landsat 7 Extended Science Mission
Eyes on Earth Episode 84 – Hurricane Disturbance Mapping
Eyes on Earth Episode 83 - ECOSTRESS and Burn Severity
Eyes on Earth Episode 81 – Tour of the EROS Radome
Eyes on Earth Episode 79 – Landsat Global Archive Consolidation
Eyes on Earth Episode 78 – Landsat 50 Lookback
On September 28, Landsat 8 passed over Hurricane Ian, capturing its eye just before landfall. The storm's center measured 42 kilometers (26 miles) wide.
Science and Products
Eyes on Earth Episode 91 – Intro to AmericaView
Eyes on Earth Episode 90 – Landsat 8 Turns 10
Eyes on Earth Episode 89 – EROS Workers and Weather
Eyes on Earth Episode 88 – Landsat 5’s Significance, Part 2
Eyes on Earth Episode 87 – Landsat 5’s Significance, Part 1
Eyes on Earth Episode 86 - Tours at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 85 – Landsat 7 Extended Science Mission
Eyes on Earth Episode 84 – Hurricane Disturbance Mapping
Eyes on Earth Episode 83 - ECOSTRESS and Burn Severity
Eyes on Earth Episode 81 – Tour of the EROS Radome
Eyes on Earth Episode 79 – Landsat Global Archive Consolidation
Eyes on Earth Episode 78 – Landsat 50 Lookback
On September 28, Landsat 8 passed over Hurricane Ian, capturing its eye just before landfall. The storm's center measured 42 kilometers (26 miles) wide.
On September 28, Landsat 8 passed over Hurricane Ian, capturing its eye just before landfall. The storm's center measured 42 kilometers (26 miles) wide.