Partners
The Puget Sound River History Project is partially supported by:
Puget Sound Regional Synthesis Model (PRISM)
Quaternary Research Center
University of Washington Department of Earth and Space Sciences
People
The Puget Sound River History Project is supervised by David R. Montgomery, Professor of Geomorphology in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences and Director of the Quaternary Research Center.
Brian Collins is a Research Scientist in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences. He initiated and directs the project and is currently completing a PhD in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences.
Amir Sheikh leads the GIS team and assists in data interpretation and analysis. He is also a graduate student in the Environmental Anthropology program at the University of Washington.
Harvey Greenberg is resident GIS guru and administers the GIS lab.
Charles Kiblinger processed the historical aerial photographs available on this site and assisted in geo-spatial analysis. He also built and maintained many of this group's associated websites.
David Biggs initially developed this website while he was completing his work on the ecological history of hydraulic infrastructure and wetlands in the Mekong Delta for his PhD in history at the University of Washington; he is now Assistant Professor in the Department of History at the University of California, Riverside.
Leah Briney, Jeremy Bunn, Elizabeth Cassel, Chris Gardner, Suzanne Hawley, Nate Jones, Soleil Kelley, Joanna Marsolek, Tracy Potter, Isabelle Sarikhan, and David Snyder helped with creating digital data available on this site.
Contact Us
Puget Sound River History Project
Quaternary Research Center and Department of Earth & Space Sciences
Box 351310 University of Washington
Seattle WA 98195-1310
riverhistory@ess.washington.edu
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