Position: Teaching Assistant
Office: Wright Reiman Laboratories 211
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Advisor:
I'm Jackie Watters (they/them), a graduate student studying hydrology at the Rutgers Department of Earth and Planetary Science. I use remote sensing and geophysics to study groundwater in environments ranging from ancient Mars to modern Antarctica. How long did a sea linger on ancient Mars? How does subsurface structure control water pathways? What causes seasonal melts in shallow groundwater in Antarctica?
My current research focuses on using remote sensing, geomorphology, and modeling to better understand ancient interactions between groundwater and putative hydrothermal vents in the Eridania sea on Mars about 4 billion years ago.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions about my teaching or research.
Thesis title:
Groundwater and heat flow modeling combined with mineralogical and morphological observations to characterize the history of potentially habitable regions in the Eridania Basin, Mars
Publications:
Wright-Rieman Laboratories