Linda Gwen Waters

Possui graduação em Physics - University of Florida (1997), graduação em Zoology - University of Florida (1997) e doutorado em Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences - North Carolina State University (2014). Atualmente é experienced editor - American Journal Experts. Tem experiência na área de Oceanografia, com ênfase em Oceanografia, atuando principalmente nos seguintes temas: biotelemetry, harmful algal blooms, nutrient limitation, biophysical models, 3D modeling, coral reefs e lagrangian drifter.

Informações coletadas do Lattes em 10/11/2022

Acadêmico

Formação acadêmica

Doutorado em Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences

2004 - 2014

North Carolina State University
Título: Seeding of Red Tides: Using Artificial Plankton and Biophysical Models to Understand the Mechanics of Karenia brevis Bloom Formation
Orientador: Dr. Thomas G Wolcott
Bolsista do(a): North Carolina State University, NCSU, Estados Unidos. Palavras-chave: biotelemetry; physical-biological interactions; Remote Sensing; Lagrangian drifter; biophysical model; Karenia brevis. Grande área: OutrosGrande Área: Ciências Exatas e da Terra / Área: Oceanografia / Subárea: Oceanografia Biológica. Grande Área: Ciências Exatas e da Terra / Área: Oceanografia / Subárea: Oceanografia Física.

Graduação em Zoology

1992 - 1997

University of Florida
Título: Nuclear Science specialization
Orientador: Elizabeth Seiberling
Bolsista do(a): State of Florida Academic Scholarship Program, FAS, Estados Unidos.

Graduação em Physics

1992 - 1997

University of Florida
Orientador: L. Elizabeth Seiberling
Bolsista do(a): National Merit Scholarship Corporation, NMSP, Estados Unidos.

Pós-doutorado

2018

Pós-Doutorado. , Universidade de São Paulo, USP, Brasil. , Bolsista do(a): Fundação para o Desenvolvimento Tecnológico da Engenharia, FDTE, Brasil.

2015 - 2017

Pós-Doutorado. , Universidade de São Paulo, USP, Brasil. , Bolsista do(a): Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico, CNPq, Brasil.

Formação complementar

2011 - 2011

Practical ecological modelling and analysis for co. , Universidade do Algarve, UALG, Portugal.

Idiomas

Bandeira representando o idioma Inglês

Compreende Bem, Fala Bem, Lê Bem, Escreve Bem.

Bandeira representando o idioma Espanhol

Compreende Razoavelmente, Fala Razoavelmente, Lê Razoavelmente, Escreve Pouco.

Bandeira representando o idioma Português

Compreende Razoavelmente, Fala Razoavelmente, Lê Razoavelmente, Escreve Razoavelmente.

Áreas de atuação

Grande área: Ciências Exatas e da Terra / Área: Oceanografia.

Grande área: Outros / Área: Robótica, Mecatrônica e Automação / Subárea: Biotelelemetry.

Grande área: Ciências Biológicas / Área: Zoologia / Subárea: Zoology.

Grande área: Ciências Exatas e da Terra / Área: Física / Subárea: Physics.

Grande área: Outros / Área: Ciências Ambientais / Subárea: Environmental Science.

Organização de eventos

WATERS, L. . MEAS (Marine Earth and Atmospheric Science) Research Symposium. 2007. (Outro).

Participação em eventos

ASLO Ocean Sciences meeting (AGU). The effect of nutrient constraints on cellular division rates as evidence for the potential for a benthic subpopulation of the bloom forming dinoflagellate Karenia brevis. 2010. (Congresso).

Benthic Ecology meeting. The effect of nutrient constraints on cellular division rates as evidence for the potential for a benthic subpopulation of the bloom forming dinoflagellate Karenia brevis. 2010. (Congresso).

NCSU Graduate Student Symposium.The effect of nutrient constraints on cellular division rates and their consequences for maintenance of a benthic subpopulation of the bloom forming dinoflagellate Karenia brevis. 2010. (Simpósio).

SICB Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology meeting. Seeding red tides: behavioral experiments with Plankton Mimics. 2009. (Congresso).

ASLO Ocean Sciences meeting (AGU). 2008. (Congresso).

SICB Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology meeting. Plankton mimicry: fake dinoflagellates to help understand real red tides. 2006. (Congresso).

Produções bibliográficas

  • AGOSTINI, LUANA ; MOREIRA, JULIO CEZAR FORNAZIER ; BENDIA, AMANDA GONÇALVES ; KMIT, MARIA CAROLINA PEZZO ; Waters, Linda Gwen ; SANTANA, MARINA FERREIRA MOURÃO ; SUMIDA, PAULO YUKIO GOMES ; TURRA, ALEXANDER ; PELLIZARI, VIVIAN HELENA . Deep-sea plastisphere: Long-term colonization by plastic-associated bacterial and archaeal communities in the Southwest Atlantic Ocean. SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT , v. 793, p. 148335, 2021.

  • CRUZ, IGOR C.S. ; Waters, Linda G. ; KIKUCHI, RUY K.P. ; LEÃO, ZELINDA M.A.N. ; TURRA, ALEXANDER . Marginal coral reefs show high susceptibility to phase shift. MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN , v. 135, p. 551-561, 2018.

  • MIES, M. ; GÜTH, A. Z. ; TENÓRIO, A. A. ; BANHA, T. N. S. ; Waters, L. G. ; POLITO, P. S. ; TANIGUCHI, S. ; BÍCEGO, M. C. ; SUMIDA, P. Y. G. . In situ shifts of predominance between autotrophic and heterotrophic feeding in the reef-building coral Mussismilia hispida: an approach using fatty acid trophic markers. CORAL REEFS (ONLINE) , v. X, p. 1-13, 2018.

  • WATERS, L. ; WOLCOTT, T. ; KAMYKOWSKI, D. ; SINCLAIR, G. . A potential near-benthic source of seed populations for red tide blooms from Karenia brevis in the Gulf of Mexico. Marine Ecology Progress Series , v. 529, p. 1-16, 2015.

  • WATERS, L. . Instrumentation for Pelagic Research: Choosing Your Tools and Applying them Correctly. 2014. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

  • WATERS, L. . Nutrient Constraints on Cellular Division Rates: Using a plankton Mimic to understand the mechanics of Karenia brevis bloom formation in oligotrophic water. 2011. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

  • WATERS, L. . Seeding of Red Tides: Using Artificial Plankton and Biophysical Models to Understand the Mechanics of Karenia brevis Bloom Formation. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University, 2014 (Electronic Thesis).

Prêmios

2010

First-place honors, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Graduate Student Research Symposium http://www.ncsu.edu/grad/research/docs/grad-symposium-winners-2010.pdf, North Carolina State University.

2010

Featured Graduate Researcher, NCSU Ofiicial Website http://www.ncsu.edu/grad/stories/waters.html, North Carolina State University.

2006

Link Foundation Scholarship,Smithsonian Marine Station, Smithsonian Institution http://www.sms.si.edu/Link_Fellows.html, The Link Foundation.

Histórico profissional

Experiência profissional

2014 - Atual

American Journal Experts

Vínculo: Contractor, Enquadramento Funcional: Experienced Editor, Carga horária: 20, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
Edit manuscripts for publication in scientific journals

2008 - 2009

North Carolina State University

Vínculo: Scholarship, Enquadramento Funcional: Research Assistant, Carga horária: 20

Outras informações:
Field assistant on 3 research cruises on the FOODBANCS project. 02-03/2008, 07-08/2008, 02/03/2009. (This was not related to my graduate research at the same university.) Responsible for Kasten core deployment and collection, Box coring, Tucker plankton trawl collection, and collection of sediment from benthic organisms (dissection) for 14C analysis. Assisted with all other collections, primarily Megacore collection. The Food for Benthos on the Antarctic Continental Shelf (FOODBANCS) project was a time series analysis of the effect of the boom-bust primary productions cycle along the Western Antarctic Peninsular Shelf on the benthic community.

2005 - 2008

North Carolina State University

Vínculo: Scholarship, Enquadramento Funcional: Teaching Assistant, Carga horária: 20

Outras informações:
Laboratory course instructor and Field assistant Instruction Introduction to Oceanography (lab), Coastal Field Processes (field), Marine Biology (field), Graduate and Undergraduate Training cruises (field) Key elements taught: Computer biophysical modeling instruction, flux chamber collection and sampling, 12C/13C ratio analysis, instrumentation deployment and collection instruction: CTD, ISUS, HyperSAS, trawling, tube coring, marsh habitat assessment, mammal necropsy (basic procedures - dolphin and turtle).

2004 - 2006

North Carolina State University

Vínculo: Scholarship, Enquadramento Funcional: Research Assistant, Carga horária: 20

Outras informações:
Construction of miniature CTD datalogging instruments that were mounted on the backs of blue crabs for monitoring and later collection. Development and construction of a behaving Lagrangian drifter for use on my dissertation project. Responsible for circuit board assembly and repair, machining of hardware components and troubleshooting the software as it was developed.

2000 - 2002

Science Applications International Corporation

Vínculo: Celetista, Enquadramento Funcional: Environmental Scientist, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
? Oceanography: processed ADCP, Sea and Micro-Cat data for errors for deep water near oil rigs and to track pollutants near California beaches. Projects: Desoto Canyon Eddy Intrusion Study, an oil spill trajectory analysis in the Gulf of Mexico, and the Orange County Sanitation project, a trajectory analysis of effluence emitted from sanitation pipes off the coast of southern CA. ? Air Quality Modeling for the Environmental Protection Agency (OAQPS): Programmed a predictive software system within GIS to identify potential SO2, PM-10, and PM-2.5 problem areas. I incorporated climatology data sets into this national inventory to examine seasonal meteorological influences, added the ability to examine individual monitor sites, examine wind frequencies, land use, and county business patterns, developed a graphical user interface (GUI) for particulate matter pollutants, composite variables (sulfate, nitrate, etc.), and a visibility index (deciviews or aerosol light extinction) allowing approximations of PM concentrations at unmonitored sites. I developed the national f(RH) weighting factors for use in the calculation of Regional Haze visibility conditions by incorporating rural relative humidity information. I created an AMP350 user interface that displays estimated concentrations of pollutants. I performed some of the initial development for the HazeCalc program which reports monthly relative humidity values for Class I areas and any location in the United States for the purpose of calculating visibility ? Air Quality Modeling for the Department of Defense: I modeled potential emissions from proposed additional power plants at a U.S. Army base and then determined what modifications to the design would keep the base within allowable emissions levels and supported annual air emission inventories, I worked with the National Exposure Research Laboratory, to program help software for the Multimedia Modeling System that predicts transport and the fate of nutrients.

2002 - 2004

Duke University Lemur Center

Vínculo: Formal labor contract, Enquadramento Funcional: Primate Technician, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
? At a non-invasive behavioral research facility attached to Duke University, was responsible for 35 endangered primates (primary) and 70 additional primates (secondary) ? Provided natural habitat environments, designed behavioral enrichment objects, tracked animals using biotelemetry in the free-range wooded areas on the property, captured animals outdoors for examination and emergencies, trained lemurs to return to enclosures using behavioral cues, assisted with both biotelemetry and behavioral research studies, surgical procedures, medical care, and necropsy

1999 - 1999

AT&T

Vínculo: , Enquadramento Funcional: Performance Manager, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
Citicorp Team and McGraw Hill Team, AT&T Solutions via Randstad Corp, Durham, NC ? Oversight through statistical analysis of performance data of a large group of network engineers repairing a global network of CISCO and Bay network routers. Processed network response data from the Remedy ticketing system, extracted summary statistics, and traced and removed country-specific hardware issues (natural disasters, country-wide power outages, etc). Created statistical and graphical reports that were then used to assign financial rewards and penalties to various divisions of the network teams.

1997 - 1999

Duke University

Vínculo: Scholarship, Enquadramento Funcional: Teaching Assistant, Carga horária: 20

Outras informações:
Duke University: Dept. of Physics, Supervisor: Dr. Stephen Teitsworth, http://phy.duke.edu/ Assistant Instructor, 4 courses: Physics for Non-Majors (1 term) , Electrodynamics (1 term), General Mechanics (2 terms) Website design for teaching science: I designed the website for a physics course at Duke University to teach physics graphically through demonstration tools. I was also the assistant teacher for two basic Mechanics courses and one Electromagnetism course for undergraduate students in the Physics department. I also presented two nonlinear dynamics research experiments by modeling two disparate nonlinear systems: the double pendulum and a nonlinear circuit with a double feedback loop.

1996 - 1996

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Vínculo: Bolsista, Enquadramento Funcional: Student Intern, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
Analyzed solar flare data received from the Owens Valley Radio Telescope for Solar Physics division project. Extracted solar flare events from data set. Responsible for some program codes written in AWK and Interface Data Language (IDL) related to that project.

1995 - 1995

Manchester Computing Centre

Vínculo: Bolsista, Enquadramento Funcional: Computer Programmer, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
Computer Graphics Unit, Manchester Computing Centre, England ? Worked on a guide to rapidly convert code from FORTRAN77 to FORTRAN90 while assisting with other computer projects. Its intent was to suggest basic conversions and explain the benefits and disadvantages of each change. The two codes being processed to test the various conversion possibilities and options both dealt with mathematical modeling of nonlinear systems. One eventual goal was to improve the code conversions by using Advanced Visual Systems (AVS) to examine the data graphically and thus see the ranges in which speed still needed improvement via parallel processing for effective data examination

1993 - 1993

University of Florida

Vínculo: Celetista, Enquadramento Funcional: Research Assistant, Carga horária: 40, Regime: Dedicação exclusiva.

Outras informações:
Research Assistant, Van de Graaff Lab., Dept of Physics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL ? Worked on an independent project in surface physics, accelerating alpha particles to examine metal diffusion into silicon and accumulation of carbon on silicon surfaces. n the Van de Graaff Accelerator Laboratory. I studied the accumulation of carbon on silicon surfaces as a result of exposure to an alpha particle beam. Data analysis was done using a Rutherford Backscattering Chamber attached to the accelerator beam line. The project was a tangent to my previous research experiments in that laboratory that studied the diffusion on metals into silicon as a result of heat exposure.