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Revision as of 13:01, 11 May 2024

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 abstract: Associate Center Director, Hydrologic Transport and Response Branch with
   the Lower Mississippi-Gulf Water Science Center
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 abstract: J. R. Rigby is currently an Associate Center Director and Research Hydrologist
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- '@type': TextObject 

 abstract: In his role as Associate Center Director, Dr. Rigby directs and oversees
   investigations by a number of talented staff in the Hydrologic Transport and Response
   Branch on topics related to water quality, aquatic biology, quantifying and assessing
   the impacts of hydrologic alteration, and the hydrology of coastal systems. Prior
   to serving as Associate Center Director, Dr. Rigby led the Mississippi Alluvial
   Plain project, an innovative study including the integration of a suite of interdependent
   models and development of the largest airborne geophysical survey in the continental
   United States for water resources. Before joining the USGS, Dr. Rigby was a research
   hydrologist with the USDA Agricultural Research Service at the National Sedimentation
   Laboratory where he conducted research on groundwater availability, managed aquifer
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