Area of research
Atmospheric Science · Environmental Chemistry
Research interest
Research interests include Geology and Paleoclimatology Research, Methane Hydrates and Related Phenomena, Geological formations and processes, and Geological and Geophysical Studies.
Modeling of the New Jersey Continental Shelf in the Miocene: Insights into Sedimentation Processes, Sea-level change, and Climate
Collaborative Research: How have orogenesis, rifting, and recent mantle dynamics shaped the lithosphere beneath the New England Appalachians?
Collaborative Research: Community-Based 3D Imaging That Ties Clinoform Geometry to Facies Successions and Neogene Sea-Level Change
Collaborative Research: Long Core Sea Trials
Collaborative Research: The Architecture and Paleoceanograpy of North Atlantic Sediment Drifts - Seismic Profiling, Swath Mapping, and Coring
Collaborative Research: New Tools Applied to a Classic Problem: Towards an Understanding of What Shapes the Stratigraphic Record at Passive Margins
Collaborative Research: The Architecture and Paleoceanograpy of North Atlantic Sediment Drifts - Seismic Profiling, Swath Mapping, and Coring
Using the Massive Messinian Erosion Event as a Natural Experiment to Study the Growth of a Shelfbreak Margin
High-Resolution Nested Imaging of Nearshore Sequences, New Jersey Inner Continental Shelf: Linking Onshore and Offshore Sea-Level Studies
Collaborative Research: Mass Flow Deposits in Seismic Profiles from the US Continental Rise: Mapping the Third Dimension
Collaborative Research: Paleogene to Neogene Depositional Sequences on the New Jersey Coastal Plain: A Drilling Project
Cenozoic Deep Water History on Ceara Rise: An Integrated Geophysical and Sedimentological Survey
Geometry and Timing of Upper Oligocene to Miocene Depostional Sequences on the U.S Middle Atlantic Margin
Paleoceanography and Tectonic History of the North Atlantic During the Early to Middle Tertiary