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   abstract: Geographer with the New Jersey Water Science Center
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   abstract: Brianna is a scientist working with the USGS New Jersey Water Science
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     s geospatial Core Technology Team (CTT), and currently resides in Tucson, AZ.\
     \  Her team utilizes landscape and point source variables to understand what\
     \ is happening in water bodies and how that might impact the environment and\
     \ human health. Some of these projects include analyses for endocrine disrupting\
     \ compounds in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, aquifer contamination nationwide,\
     \ and Harmful Algal Blooms offshore and in lakes and streams. Brianna began\
     \ at the USGS in 2011 as a Pathways Intern in the Eastern Geographic Science\
     \ Center and joined the NJWSC in 2017.  Since joining the bureau she has had\
     \ the opportunity to participate in a variety of projects including field work\
     \ in Micronesia, stormwater best management practices research, cartographic\
     \ support for science centers and groups, and outreach to high school students."
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