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   abstract: Geographer with the California Water Science Center
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   abstract: Whitney Seymour is a Geographer at the California Water Science Center.
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   abstract: Whitney Seymour has been with the center since 2006.  Her focus is primarily
     working with the Basin Characterization Model (BCM) and providing GIS and science
     support for various projects. She is the GIS Coordinator for the center and
     has a goal of getting center staff using ArcGIS Online for projects and project
     products, making science more accessible.Whitney began her career at the California
     Water Science Center in the summer of 2006, after her first year of undergrad
     at UCSB. She worked summers as a hydrologic technician until her graduation
     in 2010, when she started full time as a geographer. She completed her M.S.
     at San Diego State University in 2016 with her thesisHydrologic and geologic
     controls on groundwater recharge along theMojaveRiver floodplain aquifer.She
     is an experienced geographer with a demonstrated history of working in research.
     She is skilled in cartography, GIS (Esri products), data analysis, spatial analysis,
     and global positioning system (GPS). She has excellent interpersonal skills,
     is adaptable, and strives for collaboration, and is a GIS leader her center.
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   name: M.S., Watershed Science, 2016, San Diego State University
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