Biography via USGS profile: "I began my career in Pennsylvania with the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In 1991, I transferred to a U.S. Geological Survey laboratory in Florida to help ...

Previously: Earth Scientist at Chevron Corporation My main interests are regional studies, tectonics, geodesy, seismic stratigraphy, structural geology, and basin modeling. My M.S. study involved regional tectonics, stratigraphy, structures, and hydrocarbon potential of the entire Mexican Gulf of Mexico (Supervisors ...

Anthony is a PhD student studying sediment dynamics of Texas estuaries using satellites, field measurements, and modeling. Reisinger’s work focuses on understanding estuarine sedimentary processes and how they are changing from reductions in freshwater inflow.

Mr. Mendoza’s research fields include remote sensing, and environmental and oceanographic monitoring as a support for development and management of PEMEX Exploration and Production activities on marine and coastal zones in the southern Gulf of Mexico. His projects include: environmental ...

Brach Lupher is working with HRI's Endowed Chair, Dr. Jim Gibeaut, in the Coastal and Marine Geospatial Lab where he serves as the GIS data manager and develops geospatial web and software applications. Brach has a B.S. in Geographic Information ...