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   education:
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     s of Science Degree in Environmental Science with Geography Minor."
   - Certified MOCC/MOICC instructor with the USGS Watercraft Safety Program.
   - United States Coast Guard Masters 25 GRT (Gross Register Tons) License.
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   - A hydrologist with the USGS New Jersey Water Science Center working with the
     Surface Water Investigations Program (SWIP) and is primarily involved in the
     realm of surface water data collection, analysis, and dissemination.
   name: Michal Niemoczynski
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     \ Water Science Center. Michal graduated Summa Cum Laude from East Stroudsburg\
     \ University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Science\
     \ with Geography Minor. He began his career in 2009 in New Jersey as a hydrologic\
     \ technician within the NJWSC\u2019s Hydrologic Data Assessment Program, operating\
     \ surface-water field trips in the northeastern and southern areas of the state,\
     \ as well as operating NJWSC\u2019s bridge scour network in coordination with\
     \ the New Jersey Department of Transportation. From 2011-2014 he helped build,\
     \ maintain, and analyze tidal estuary gages that utilized hydroacoustic technology\
     \ to compute streamflow that was subsequently, used in the construction of a\
     \ hydrodynamic flow model of the Barnegat Bay within Ocean County, NJ. He has\
     \ assisted with coastal and inland storm-response efforts in multiple states\
     \ and serves as the NJWSC\u2019s storm tide monitoring program coordinator.\
     \ He maintains a thorough knowledge of surface-water indirect measurement techniques\
     \ and hydraulic modeling using HEC-RAS 1D and 2D. He employed RAS creating several\
     \ libraries of flood-inundation maps for the flood-prone northeastern areas\
     \ of New Jersey from 2012-2015. More recently, he has been working with projects\
     \ publishing coastal flood inundation map libraries for NJWSC\u2019s network\
     \ of 25 tide telemetry gages based on ADCIRC modeled coastal storm data and\
     \ simultaneously wrapping up a cooperative project with New York Department\
     \ of Environmental Conservation developing a comprehensive water quality model\
     \ for the Mohawk River basin based on a 129-mile-long HEC-RAS unsteady hydraulic\
     \ model. Currently, he is working on a project evaluating streambed roughness\
     \ characteristics and coefficients in New Jersey streams and developing HEC-HMS\
     \ models that will be used to inform a rural road-closure network in Hunterdon\
     \ County, New Jersey. Michal is also a certified MOCC/MOICC instructor with\
     \ the USGS watercraft safety program and holds his United States Coast Guard\
     \ Master\u2019s License."
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   - He is involved with a coastal flood inundation mapping initiative for the New
     Jersey Tide Telemetry Network that will develop a series of flood inundation
     maps based on ADCIRC modeled coastal storm data correlated to USGS tide gages.
   - He is part of a team working on a cooperative project with New York Department
     of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC) developing a comprehensive water quality
     model for the Mohawk River basin based on a complex unsteady hydraulic model.
   - He has worked extensively on the construction and operation of ADVM flow monitoring
     gages on the Barnegat Bay estuary in New Jersey.
   title: Hydrologic Technician