Sarah Eure

Degrees

• M.S. Geoscience-Geospatial Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington, Expected May 2018
• MCRT Geographic Information Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington, May 2017
• B.S. Oceanography, Chemistry Minor, University of North Carolina Wilmington, May 2016

Project Description

• NC Shellfish Lease Siting Tool and Shellfish Risk Assessment of North Carolina with an emphasis on lower portion of Pamlico Sound
• The Integration of Optical and Microwave Space Data to Locate Potential Sites for Groundwater Exploration in Eastern Sudan

Jobs / Internships / Assitantships

• Research Assistant for Benthic Ecology Laboratory 2017/2018
• Research Assistant for Remote Sensing Laboratory 2018
• Teaching Assistant for Advanced Remote Sensing 2017

Interests

• Environmental GIS & Remote Sensing
• Groundwater Hydrology
• Coastal Conservation

Talor Galloway

Degrees

• M.S. Geoscience-Geospatial Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington, Expected May 2019
• MCRT Geographic Information Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington, May 2019
• B.A. Geoscience, Geology & Geospatial Technologies Minor, University of North Carolina Wilmington, December 2016
• A.A. Liberal Arts, Johnston Community College, May 2014

Project Description

• Planetary mapping using hyper-spectral and multi-spectral data in geospatial software to determine the classification of geologic, geomorphic, and hydrologic systems on Tempe Terra, Mars

Jobs / Internships / Assitantships

• Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Remote Sensing
• Teaching Assistant for Environmental Geographic Information Systems 2018
• GIS/GPS Government Planning Internship 2017/2018
• Lead Lab Technician at UNC Coastal Studies Institute 2017

Interests

• Planetary Science
• Geohydrology
• Geospatial Science & Applications

James Matlock

Raymond Moore

Degrees

• M.S. Geoscience-Geospatial Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington, Expected May 2019
• B.S. Geophysics and Geology, University of Hawaii at Manoa, August 2016

Project Description

• Location and Assessment of Submarine Groundwater Discharge in Onslow Bay, North Carolina Utilizing Thermal Infrared Technology from Satellite and Unmanned Aerial Systems

   

Jobs / Internships / Assitantships

• Graduate Assistant at UNCW's Center Innovative Excellence 2018
• Research Assistant/Intern at University of Hawaii 2014-2016

Interests

• Environmental GIS &Remote Sensing
• Geohydrology
• Aquauculture

Erin Scher has a Bachelor's of Science in Marine Science with a minor in Coastal Geology from Coastal Carolina University. She is currently finishing her Master's thesis on the effects of hurricane sedimentation on Masonboro Island marshes using sedimentary observations and GIS. She is also currently employed as research assistant under Dr. Eman Ghoneim. She hopes to graduate from the UNCW Department of Geography and Geology in August 2011 and continue researching with the department. Her research interests include land/sea interactions, global climate, coastal features, and oceanography.

Gigi completed her Bachelor's degree in Geology with an Environmental Studies minor at UNCW. Her main interests are water quality, remediation of contaminated groundwater, and water resources. She has been interning with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources/Division of Water Quality for three years and is currently enrolled in the graduate GIS certificate program at UNCW.

Seth has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology with a concentration a criminology from Coastal Carolina University. After taking some time off, he decided to return to college to pursue a degree in Applied Geography with a minor in Geospatial Technology. His research interests include implementation of technology in geographic research, demographic transitions, and the application and integration of remote sensing and GIS technology in developing accurate research results and analyses. He is currently a research assistant for Dr. Eman Ghoneim performing research on TRMM data and hydrological modeling. He is expecting to graduate this December and hopes to continue his research through employment.