Profile
My research role focused on the technical aspects of science with the aim to design and deploy monitoring and sampling systems.
Carbon system chemistry of the Chagos reef system. I deploy/recover autonomous underwater systems and data loggers used to measure the physical and chemical properties of the seawater. Our goal is to better understand the net community calcification and production rates of the reef system.
It is important for us to know how the changes in ocean chemistry will impact marine organisms and their ecosystems, so that we that we can learn how to manage them more effectively.
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
Other interests
Design and build autonomous underwater sampling and pumping systems to support carbon system chemistry research of coral reefs, sea grass beds, kelp forests, and other aquatic environments.