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   "name": "Julia Grabowski",
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       "abstract": "Julia has worked with USGS to survey restoration areas with remote sensing and field techniques, classify floodplain vegetation, and represent river data in interactive web-based platforms.Prior to joining the USGS in 2022, Julia worked as a Geomorphologist with the Headwaters Corporation. In that role, she applied remote sensing expertise to support the Platte River Recovery Implementation Program (PRRIP) and NRCS with decision-making concerning large-scale river conservation management and flood hazard analysis.Julia is a graduate of the Colorado State Fluvial Geomorphology lab, with Dr. Ellen Wohl as advisor. Her graduate work focused on constraining human impact and the role of large wood in eolian-fluvial environments in Colorado."
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