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RESEARCH ANALYST Lacustrine Rift Basin Research Program |
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Department of Earth Sciences Office:
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Technical Knowledge
Operating Systems UNIX (SunOS/Solaris), Linux, Windows 95/98/NT/2000, DOS
Platforms SUN (Sparc20/Ultra10/Ultra60), IBM-PC, Mac
UNIX Applications Landmark Graphics (OpenWorks, SeisWorks 2/3D
Promax, Zmap Plus), ZEH Software (plotx, psub, zpreview)
PC Applications Office 2000, Hummingbird, Corel Draw, ArcView, Adobe Acrobat
Seismic Acquisition Triton Elics (Delph Seismic), OYO DAS 1, EdgeTech (Geostar/Xstar)
Equipment SeaMUX Digital NTRS recording system, SeaMUX Digital Streamers
Knudsen Digital Echosounders, Input/Output DigiBirds
S/N single/multi channel streamers, Bolt Seismic Sources
SSI GI Guns, IO Sleeve Guns, Bauer Air Compressors
EdgeTech Sub-bottom Profiling Systems, GPS Navigation
Other Field Tools Vibrocoring, Gravity coring, Piston coring, Grab sampling, CTD
Education
Bachelor of Science, Geology May 1993
Lawrence, Kansas
Professional Experience
Research Analyst 11/98
to Present
Department of Earth Sciences
Syracuse, New York
·Computer system maintenance and troubleshooting
·Geophysical data preparation for Interpretation (SeisWorks)
·Geophysical field service and field logistics
·Preparation of research results and deliverables
·Laboratory management
Geological Research Technician 9/94 to 10/98
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Miami, Florida
·Acquisition and processing marine single and multi-channel seismic data
·Unix system Administration
·Fieldwork preparation
Geological Research Technician 2/94 to 9/94
Duke University Marine Laboratory
Nicholas School of the Environment
Beaufort, North Carolina
·Acquisition and processing marine single and multi-channel seismic data
·Fieldwork preparation
Geologist 5/93 to 9/93
United States Geological Survey
Woods Hole, Massachusetts
·N.A.G.T. (National Association of Geology Teachers) internship
·Worked with marine geologist processing single and multi-channel seismic data
·Gained field experience on a cruise off the coast of New York collecting and preparing sediment samples for geological analysis
·Full-time GS-5 position
Field Experience
Lake Albert MCS survey, Uganda, April and September 2003
Lake Malawi site survey, Malawi, November-December 2001
Lake Bosumtwi, Ghana, November-December 1999, January and June 2000
Lake Tanganyika Carbonate Study: Tanzania, January-February 1997
IDEAL (International Decade for the East African Lakes), Lake Victoria, Uganda February-March 1995
Lake Malawi Fan Study: Malawi, January-February 1995
Field Camp: The University of Kansas Field Camp, Canon City, Colorado, summer 1992
Laboratory Experience
Seismic Processing: Sioseis, ITA, Promax
Seismic Interpretation: Landmark Seisworks 2D and other related Landmark applications
Field Skills: Deep water sediment vibrocoring, geologic mapping, single and multi-channel marine seismic acquisition (Triton Elics DelphSesimic and OYO DAS-1), GPS navigation
Laboratory Skills: Thin-section preparation and microscope analysis of minerals, X-ray diffraction, core splitting and sediment core impregnation
Computer Skills: PC, Unix (SunOS); Unix/PC networking