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Maria Brumm
(510) 282-0844 3005 NW Market St. #A101
maria.brumm@gmail.com Seattle, WA 98107
Education
M.S., Earth and Pla netary Science May 2008
University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA
Thesis title: Ground water in tectonically active areas: Implications for heat flow and the
triggered eruption of mud volcanoes
B.S., Geophysics June 2003
California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA
Experience
Graduate Student Researcher 2006-2008
University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA
· Used spring temperatures and stable isotope compositions to investigate the
hydrogeology of a mountain basin
· Created a new seismic attenuation relationship for Indonesia
· Investigated relationships between seismic liquefaction, mud rheology, and mud volcano
eruption
Graduate Student Instructor Fall 2006
"Earthquakes in Your Backyard" Fall 2007
University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA
· Presented information on seismic hazards and mitigation to a general audience
· Developed curriculum material, including PHP programming for web-based homework
Staff Geohydrologist July 2003 May 2005
GEOSCIENCE Support Services, Inc. Upland, CA
· Developed an ArcView application to assess liquefaction hazard
· Conducted drinking water source protection evaluations and water quality sampling
· Analysis and technical writing for a variety of projects related to ground water resources evaluation
and management, including project EIRs.
Additional Experience: Undergraduate teaching assistant, web designer, bench clerk for At the Crossroads of
Law and Technology conference, summer undergraduate research fellowship in the history of astronomy
Technical Skills
Software experience: ArcView/ArcGIS, 3D Analyst, Spatial Analyst, Groundwater Vistas (MODFLOW 2000),
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, LaTeX. Proficient
with all major operating systems including Unix/Linux.
Develop ment experience: ESRI Avenue, MATLAB, PHP, Perl, HTML/XHTML/CSS.
Publications
M. Brumm, C.-Y. Wang, and M. Manga (2008) Spring temperatures in the Sagehen Basin, Sierra Nevada,
California: Implications for heat flow and ground water circulation. Geofluids (in review).
M. Brumm, M. Manga, and M.L. Rudolph (2008) Earthquake triggering of mud volcanoes: a review. Marine
and Petroleum Geology (in review).
R. Davies, M. Brumm, M. Manga, R. Rubiandini, and R. Swarbrick (2008) The East Java mud volcano (2006 to
present): an earthquake or drilling trigger? Earth and Planetary Science Letters (in press).