Julia Burmistrova Email & Phone Number

Lab Manager• Managing database of almost 15 TB of satellite, airplane, and drone image files, including downloading most recent data using wget and R programming• Training groups of 2-10 junior staff to use lab equipment safely plus using R programming, Bash, UNIX/Linux for lab needs• Planning fieldwork campaigns by preparing timelines, equipment, and safety documents• Growing relationships with research and funding partners such as River Partners, San Francisco Estuary Institute, and Interagency Ecological Program• Optimizing Python scripts from hyperspectral GitHub and repurposing them for lab needs Water Classification• Collecting photo drone (or ground truth) data for training and testing of machine learning algorithm on satellite data in R programming and Rstudio• Designing GIS maps and time series data visualizations based on the algorithm for stakeholders and policymakers • Partnering with government, industry, and academic experts for $1 million grant proposal for blending of hydrodynamic modeling with satellite and socioeconomic data (California Prop 1) • Presented research at 2020 AGU international conference and 2021 Bay-Delta conference Albedo Timeseries• Collaborating on novel experiment combining satellite remote sensing with life cycle assessment using radiative forcing model • Translating code from R programming to Google Earth Engine for faster analysis and to extend time series with more data • Presented results at 2019 AGU international conference

Merced, California Area

• Mentored and trained 10 junior staff for fieldwork sample collection and lab experiment • Wrote safety and experiment protocols for long-term lab experiment • Planned trip and led 24-hour experiment at highly competitive Stanford synchrotron and X-ray particle collider• Presented poster at the AEES 2019 and Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource Users Meeting 2019• Abstracts for presentations accepted at the Waste Management Symposium 2020 (2nd author) and ACS 2021 (3rd author)

• Designed and organized lab experiment to measure methane and biogas output from adding food waste to wastewater• Recruited, trained, and supervised 2 undergraduate students to run the lab experiment • Modeled biogas vs. food waste addition using a linear model to predict future biogas production with new wastewater treatment design, with model accuracy within 95% • Wrote technical report and thesis for Yosemite National Park managers • Collaborated with Park administrators to design sustainable and 100% energy self-sufficient waste management and wastewater treatment plant• Teaching assistant for 5 semesters with students ranging from 20 to 120 for Engineering Economic Analysis and Environmental Chemistry• Presented results at AEES 2018, IEEE SusTech 2018, AEES 2019

Merced, California Area

Assisted 5 classes and taught 2 labs ranging from 20-120 students, positive reviews from students and professor.

Cook/Douglass College

Assisted student, faculty, and staff with technology questions regarding Rutgers accounts, software, and printing.Won Consultant Achievement Award.

Master'S Degree, Environmental Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Environmental Engineering, 3.5

Associate Of Arts And Sciences (Aas), Liberal Arts And Sciences/Liberal Studies, 4.0

Activities and Societies: Phi Theta KappaHad a focus in Political Science.