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   abstract: Hydrologist with the Nebraska Water Science Center
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   abstract: JP Traylor is a Hydrologist for the U.S. Geological Survey Nebraska
     Water Science Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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   abstract: "He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geoscience from Hamilton College\
     \ in Clinton, NY in 2010. He received a Master of Science degree in Earth and\
     \ Atmospheric Science with a concentration in Hydrogeology from the University\
     \ Nebraska in 2012. JP has been working for the USGS Nebraska Water Science\
     \ Center since 2012. JP\u2019s focus as a Hydrologist in the USGS is groundwater-flow\
     \ modeling and he specializes in the development, construction, and calibration\
     \ of groundwater-flow models using the latest software and techniques developed\
     \ by the USGS for use by water managers and stakeholders. He has developed or\
     \ assisted in the development of groundwater-flow models in Nebraska, Oklahoma,\
     \ Texas, Mississippi, and Arkansas for multiple parts of the High Plains aquifer,\
     \ the Mississippi Embayment Regional Aquifer System, and the Coastal Lowlands\
     \ Aquifer Systems."
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