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Katherine G. Sammler

Research

Colonial pasts and futures atop Hawaii’s sacred peaks, 2017–

Modeling The Hydrosocial Cycle In Two California Coastal Watersheds, 2017–

Dissertation: National Governance Of Ocean Volumes, 2014-2016

Intercultural Center for the Study of Deserts and Oceans, 2013-2014

Hydroclimatology & Paleohydrology for Decision Support, 2009-2011

Border Climate Summary, 2008-2009

Thesis: Modeling Ozone Measurement of GPS Radio Occultation, 2008-09

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Instructing some new printmakers for #makerday hosted by our library

First seabed mining print in what I hope will be a series #linocut

I gave a public lecture on a boat today. Thanks to #visionsofthewild for the invite!

Oceanography club field trip to the Polar Star, last US functioning icebreaker used to clear a path to restock #mcmurdostation in Antarctica.

Thank you @villarrealceramics for these! Finally finished unpacking my luggage. So glad all my new ceramics survived.

Hooooooooooommmmmmmeeeee!!! 10 weeks, 8 countries, so many trains, boats, and funiculars. Thanks to all my summer travel friends! Jungle intact thanks to @abrigailhiggins and @erferguson 🌱❤️ norcal ready to reforest socal, will sent starts @rorschachandprozac after heatwave.

Au revoir Québec. I didn’t really have time to capture your full charm.

I’m a sucker for a funicular.

I was interviewed for this great podcast on undersea habitats! I put the link in my bio. #aquaticsociety #Repost @roseveleth ・・・ You probably know that JFK was really into going to space. But did you know he also wanted the US to figure out how to live on the bottom of the ocean? Today, only one of those programs still exists, and in this episode we talk about why we’ve mostly abandoned dreams of underwater cities, and what it would take to build one. Illustration by @_mattlubchansky [Image: An illustration of a rental sign coming out of the ocean.]

Ottawa to Quebec City #railcanada

Québécois in gothic Ottawa

Bunker tour! w/ @cpeloquin_

¡Bye bye Barcelona!

The hermitage and the citadel

Light and shadow and COLOR! w/ @brookealaynej and @rorschachandprozac

Art store galore!

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