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   abstract: Anna is the Supervisory Hydrologist of the Discrete Water Quality Observations
     Program with the New Jersey Water Science Center. Anna is primarily involved
     with surface-water-quality data collection, review, and dissemination.  Anna
     also serves as a GIS specialist within Water Quality Observations Program assisting
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   abstract: "As a Hydrologist with the USGS, Anna has had the opportunity to work\
     \ on a wide variety of water-quality related projects.  Early in her career,\
     \ she participated in a study of long-term water-quality trends in New Jersey.\
     \  In the field, Anna co-lead a field effort to collect and analyze the effects\
     \ of Hurricane Sandy on coastal and marine sediments.   She also co-authored\
     \ the New Jersey Water Science Center\u2019s review and analysis of Hurricane\
     \ Sandy data.As the Supervisory Hydrologist of the Discrete Water Quality Observations\
     \ Program, Anna has played varying roles on teams studying emerging contaminant\
     \ issues related to PFAS, Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), microbiological contaminants,\
     \ and microplastics.In addition to her water-quality work, Anna is part of a\
     \ team that developed a comprehensive water quality model for the Mohawk River\
     \ basin as a collaborative effort with the New York Department of Environmental\
     \ Conservation (NYDEC).  She was also involved with a coastal flood inundation\
     \ mapping initiative for the New Jersey Tide Telemetry Network that will produce\
     \ flood inundation maps for the entire coast of New Jersey based on ADCIRC modeled\
     \ coastal storm data correlated to USGS tide gages."
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