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Jessica Rodysill

@JessicaRodysill

(she/her) || Minnesotan || Paleolimnologist, paleoclimatologist, geologist || Holocene climate, climate synthesis, droughts, floods, hurricanes, lakes

 Reston, VA
Joined June 2016
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Thinking of attending AGU this year? Submit an abstract to our session about hazard event deposits in lakes and other archives (Storms! Earthquakes! Floods!): NATURAL HAZARDS RECORDED IN TERRESTRIAL SEDIMENTARY ARCHIVES @AGU24 #agu2024 agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/pre…
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AGU abstracts are due next week! Consider submitting to our session focused on lakes and paleohydroclimate: Lacustrine Records of Paleohydroclimate from the Last Glacial Maximum to Present @ AGU23 agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/prel… @AGU_Paleo @theAGU @MkirbyE
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#AGU22 attendees: Save your energy for awesome lake-oriented research at the end of the week! Limnology, Paleolimnology, and Limnogeology: Lakes as Archives of Environment Variability and Geohazards PP41B - Thur 8-9 PP52A - Fri 9-10:30 PP55C - Fri 2:45-6:15 @theAGU
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Submit your #AGU22 abstract to our PP015 session: Lakes as Archives of Climate and Environment Variability and Geohazards. We want to see what you’re working on! #paleoclimate #geology #geohazards #limnology #paleolimnology agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prel…
Limnology, Paleolimnology, and Limnogeology: Lakes as Archives of Climate and Environment Variabi...

Limnology, Paleolimnology, and Limnogeology: Lakes as Archives of Climate and Environment Variabi...

Lacustrine deposits are valuable archives that preserve evidence of natural hazards and provide records of chemical, ecological, and climatic variability over a range of timescales, including modern...

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Swing by our hybrid poster session today 4-6 pm CST in person (PP15C) or online for great research involving lakes for climate, hazards, resources, and environment reconstructions: eventpilotadmin.com/appinfo.… #AGU21
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Do I still get cred for being cited as “Rodyskill” instead of “Rodysill?” Asking for a friend… 😆
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Cool earthquake hazards work I’m doing at ⁦@USGS⁩ cmgds.marine.usgs.gov/data/g…
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Weds: wow Mon. and Tues. were so full of meetings, but today I have nothing scheduled so I can finally get into my research NOPE THERE WAS A COMPUTER GLITCH OVERNIGHT THAT ACCIDENTALLY SUSPENDED 3000 EMPLOYEES INCLUDING ONE I SUPERVISE - SPEND ALL DAY TRYING TO FIX IT! PANIC!
I can relate 😂
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Relatable…
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Oooooh if I were a grad student I would 100% attend paleoCAMP. Don’t miss out on this amazing team of instructors!
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Do you love lakes too? Submit to our session!
AGU Paleo Section (@AGUPaleoSection) profile pictureAGU Paleo Section@AGUPaleoSection8 Jul 2021
Today's #AGU21 PP Session Highlight: PP016 - Lakes Past, Present, & Future, convened by Scott Starratt, @JessicaRodysill, Margarita Caballero, Jeannine-Marie St-Jacques. Submit an abstract here by August 4th: agu.confex.com/agu/fm21/prel…
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And they DO sprinkle nbcwashington.com/news/local…
Cicadas Hitting Their Peak in DC Are Likely Cause of Mass on Radar

Cicadas Hitting Their Peak in DC Are Likely Cause of Mass on Radar

Weather radar showed a green cloud over the D.C. area. It wasn’t rain. It was likely to be cicadas as they hit their peak in the region. Storm Team4’s Lauryn Ricketts explains — and tells when...

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We are just a bit closer to making Jurassic Park a reality nps.gov/wrbr/learn/news/stat…
These geomojis are so creative and a useful communication tool! Geomojis Translate Geoscience Across Any Language eos.org/geofizz/geomojis-tra…
Geomojis Translate Geoscience Across Any Language - Eos

Geomojis Translate Geoscience Across Any Language - Eos

Newly created pictograms aim to easily communicate geoscience and geohazard terms.

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I’m a home-bound scientist going through lab withdrawals...so I decided to dissect this owl pellet I found! 1/9
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I don’t see evidence for more than one little critter in here. My dog Luna has a great nose and finds all kinds of neat disgusting things to try to eat. This was a cool find! Thanks for joining. 9/9
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Update: I found another owl pellet recently and had to poke it with sticks (cuz, you know...), and it had eaten a baby snake! I clearly saw the snakeskin with individual scales and a million little ribs (couldn’t get a decent photo though)
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