Sammy Fitterman Email & Phone Number

Boulder, Co, Us

Boulder, Colorado, United States

•Develop interactive geospatial maps in ArcGIS Pro for research projects: utilize large datasets and integrate open-source data to create detailed maps that visualize research topics and site locations; leverage Python scripting within ArcGIS Pro to automate processes•Effectively manage and organize a large volume of samples collected from multiple site locations and time points, ensuring timely and precise processing; maintain detailed logs of progress and action items o Perform grain size analysis on sediment samples in lab; input and analyze data through ExcelStrengthened ability to collect field data and samples in strenuous conditions while collaborating with a team to address unique challenges with flexibility and adaptabilityo Collect biological, water quality, and sediment samples o Utilize RTK surveying system to map river corridors and cross sections •Projects worked on:o Dam Removal in Colorado: analyzing the impact dam removal has on rivers o Rivers of Carbon: assessing how humans have altered floodplain organic carbon stocks across the contiguous United States

Boulder, Colorado, United States

Guiding outdoor trips including backpacking expeditions, climbing trips, hiking and snowshoeing Ensuring Leave No Trace Principles are taught and implemented on all trips Communicating and teaching outdoor skills, including risk assement, decision making in the field, navigation, equipment usage and emergency protocols. Collaborating with a diverse team to plan and execute adventure itineraries and emergency evacuation plans with an emphasis on protocols in zones outside of cell service

Boulder, Colorado, United States

•Conducted field research on snow hydrology at the CU Mountain Research Station •Analyzed snowpack data (density, snow water equivalent, grain size and shape, and temperature)o Developed proficient field data collection skills •Contributed to the Niwot Ridge Long Term Ecological research data collections, which supports published research on Colorado’s snowpack and climate change •Created emergency action plans practicing risk management and wilderness medical training •Improved teamwork and collaboration skills through fieldwork in challenging weather conditions•Presented research findings at CU Boulder Hydrology Symposium

Minor, Atmospheric Sciences And Meteorology

Relevant courses: Weather and the Atmosphere lecture and lab, Principles of Climate

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Physical Geography, Junior

Activities and Societies: President of Backcountry Ski ClubRelevant courses: Snow Hydrology, Calculus 1 and 2, Physics 1, General.

Certificate, Geographical Information Science

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Senior Class Representative on Student Council Varsity Football Captain Junior and Senior Year Co-Founder.