Justine Neville PhD

ECR coastal ecohydrologist. Interested in saltwater intrusion and marsh migration| | she/her | 2022 USGS Mendenhall Fellow. Opinions are my own.

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

My PhD advisor published his book! Celebrate its release on April 11th!

[Southeast CASC @se_casc]

🎉 Celebrate the release of Ryan Emanuel @waterpotential new book, "On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice," on April 11 from 6-8PM ET, at Duke University's Ahmadieh Family Lecture Hall!

RSVP here: https://t.co/iWysD87J5B

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

@MatthiaSprenger Yes please! Interested!

[Matt Kirwan @theswampboss]

Looking for a postdoc to join our group at VIMS! Postdoc will use remote sensing, alongside ecological and geomorphological monitoring data, to quantify landscape evolution in the mid-Atlantic sea-level rise hotspot. Details + application here: https://t.co/wHs1HBIryt

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

@WaterPotential @UNC_Press Congratulations Ryan! Very excited to read this!

[NC Water Resources @NC_WRRI]

#NCWRRI and @SeaGrantNC are now accepting applications for the Mountains to Sea graduate student research fellowship! Open to NC graduate students to conduct research on coastal or freshwater resources issues in North Carolina. Apply by Nov 17! Learn more: https://t.co/YgVPL5o7oO

[Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) @CERFScience]

Here's a perennial favorite #EstuariesWeek tweet: Estuaries come in different shapes & sizes. Geologically there are 5 different estuary types; most US Atlantic and Gulf coast #estuaries are coastal plain, bar built, or deltaic. What kind of estuary do you have near you?

[USGS Climate @usgs_climate]

📰 New Pub! @USGS scientists part of a global team of researchers warn that rapidly rising seas will endanger coastal habitats if global warming exceeds 2 °C above pre-industrial levels. Read the full paper in @Nature 👉https://t.co/N3xosI2TZN

[Jakub Nowosad @jakub_nowosad]

The qgisprocess package is now on CRAN: https://t.co/ix5xJMoSY0

Now you can also read qgisprocess cheetsheets (created by Antony Barja) at
https://t.co/DViqHg3FOP.

#rspatial #qgis #rstats

[Neil_Saintilan @NeilSaintilan]

How will mangroves, tidal marshes and coral reef-island systems fare under global warming? Here we consider the implications of warming above 1.5 degrees, using sea level rise thresholds derived from the paleo record and our global observation network

https://t.co/I0FWsEMe0P

[USGS South Atlantic Water Science Center @USGS_SAWSC]

New Publication Indicates floodplains provide millions $ in benefits to people in the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River Watersheds. SAWSC Research Physical Scientist Krissy Hopkins led the study with coauthor, SAWSC contractor Jackie Welles and others. https://t.co/rGqxO7ctOU.

[USGS @USGS]

[FAQ] Where can I get USGS water quality (water chemistry) data for surface water and/or groundwater?
Answer: https://t.co/ajhqZpKFQ2
#NationalWaterQualityMonth

[Center for Limnology @WiscLimnology]

Out today in @Nature - rivers and streams are major contributors to global methane emissions. Emily Stanley & a team of international researchers mapped out where & why.

https://t.co/fmJouW8eTM

[USGS @USGS]

A decade after dam removal, salmon are once again spawning in pristine river habitats and beaches are being replenished with sediment released by the Elwha River. https://t.co/lgCrlXRfFC

@USFWS @OlympicNP @NOAA @ResourcesLF @NatureBridge @ElwhaTribe @usbr

[USGS @USGS]

🆕 Just released! National Land Cover Database (NLCD) 2021!

The NLCD is updated every two to three years and stands as the definitive land cover database for the United States. Learn more here: https://t.co/o2q71c1fmZ

@USGSLandCover #NLCD #landcover

[Tom Worthington @T_A_Worthington]

Tidal marshes, are critical coastal ecosystems and protecting them has never been more important for people and the planet. But to protect them, we need to know where they are, and there’s never been a global map of Earth’s tidal marshes—until now.

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

Important findings as we face a future with greater frequency and severity of wildfires 😬

[Dr. Kimberly Van Meter @VanmeterKVM]

This is a good morning to read "Smoke deposition to water surfaces drives hydrochemical changes" by @hydrobeth, @MaxMoritzFire & Michael Brown. They found that smoke inputs can increase acidity as well as DOC & nitrate concentrations in surface water https://t.co/VCEMQ5s9mA

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

Excited that our new paper has been selected for the Editor's Choice section in Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management this month! PDFs are open access while it's there!

[USGSWetlands @USGSWetlands]

Wetlands are essential in the global carbon cycle and capable of long-term carbon sequestration. But what in the world does carbon sequestration mean? Check out today's Wetland Word: https://t.co/DVZuQVCPY3 #AmericanWetlandsMonth #

[Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) @CERFScience]

🚨LAST CHANCE!🚨 Today, 15 May, is the last day for you to submit your abstract to #CERF2023! Get them submitted by midnight Pacific Daylight Time. Remember, you can submit a second abstract on DEI, education, or cultural heritage/coastal humanities abstract for free!

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

The deadline to submit an abstract for @CERFScience biennial meeting has been extended to 5/15! Join us this November!

[Justine Neville PhD @JustHydroloG]

Just 2 days left to submit your abstract to our session “Climate change driven impacts to wetlands across the riverine to estuarine continuum” at the @CERFScience biennial meeting! Can’t wait to learn about the great science others are doing in the coastal zone!