Graduate
Research
Investigation of the oceanic water column using seismic methods. I am particularly interested in quantifying oceanic mixing.
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Research is what drives me. I am motivated by doing work that no one has done before, earning results that take careful consideration. Often I find the most fun I’ve had in a given week is the time I am up early, or late, writing code or trying to find just the right way to communicate results.
While in Wyoming I have engaged in a number of other research projects including:
-Optimal pre-stack depth imaging
-Bathymetry / flow interaction along the Hudson Canyon
-High-frequency acoustic imaging of the water column at hydrothermal vents
-Mapping Adriatic bottom water flows
-Determining sediment thickness for
USGS / Law of the Sea programs
-Estimating velocity of solitary non-linear internal waves from seismic data
-Examining heat flow across the
seafloor in the Axial valley
My work focuses on crustal imaging, seismic inversion, and acquisition parameters with a developing interest in lithosphere mechanics