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Appendix G: Biographical Information of Panel Members and Staff
Appendix G: Biographical Information of Panel Members and Staff
Pages 147-151
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Galat is an associate professor at the Department of Fishery and Wildlife Sciences at the University of Missouri and assistant unit leader for fisheries at the Missouri Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit of the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Dr. Herrick's specific research areas include biological monitoring procedures; timerelated consequences of contaminant exposure; analysis of organism habitat relationships in streams and wetlands; and development of engineering design approaches that minimize environmental impact.
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in the State of Maryland and has more than 14 years of experience in dredging systems, port and harbor planning, river and channel hydraulics, coastal modeling, contaminated sediments, and environmental planning. He also serves on the board of directors for the Association of Coastal Engineers and the Western Dredging Association, and chairs the Physical Oceanography Committee of the Marine Technology Society.
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His research has focused on the social aspects of agriculture, the environment, and development planning. He has done recent work on the social dimensions of watershed planning within the New York City watershed, and he works on natural resource management in Central America as well.
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She has worked on a number of studies including Privatization of Water Services in the United States, Review of the USGS National Water Quality Assessment Program, and Drinking Water Contaminants (Phase II)
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