David Mucciarone M.S.

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Stanford University

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My research role is to focus on the technical aspects of science with the aim to design and deploy monitoring and sampling systems.

I am mainly involved in the field logistics being; coral drilling with underwater hydraulic systems, water chemistry, deployment and recovery of underwater sensors (acidity & temperature sensor).

I also deploy and recover chemical and physical oceanographic instrumentation in an effort to better understand the impacts of ocean acidification on reefs in BIOT.

I find it important for us to know how the changes in ocean chemistry will impact marine organisms and their ecosystems, so that we can learn how to manage them more electively.

David Mucciarone

Biography

2017 Present

Lecturer, Stanford University

1997 Present

R&D Scientist and Engineer and Lab Manager, Biogeochemistry Facility, Stanford University

1988 1997

Lab Manager, Biogeochemistry and Marine Seismic Facility, Rice University

1986 1988

Graduate School, University of South Carolina

1982 1986

Lab Manager, Paleoclimate Facility, University of South Carolina

My Project

Coral Reef Resilience

The Conservation Value of Coral Reef Biodiversity for the BIOT MPA

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Other interests

I am interested in designing, developing, and building autonomous instrumentation and other equipment to better monitor coastal systems like kelp forests, sea grass beds, and coral reefs like the ones in BIOT.