Education:

2008-2011 (est.)
Ph.D in Geosciences, University of Arizona.

2006-2008
M.S. in Geosciences, University of Arizona.

2001-2006
B.S. in Geology and B.S. in Geography, University of Wyoming.

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Setting up a campaign-style GPS unit in Joshua Tree National Park, September 2006.

Research Interests:

I am using both campaign and continuous GPS data in order to determine fault slip rates for faults in southern California, primarily along the southern San Andreas and into the eastern California shear zone.  I am also using the GPS-determined site velocities to model the elastic loading rates assosicated with the southern San Andreas fault system, using an elastic half-space model.

GPS Campaigns - Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Map of GPS network in the vicinity of Joshua Tree National Park southern California. The stations within our campaign network are shown above with red triangles, and permanent continuous stations are displayed by the yellow and blue squares.