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Ginger Barth Joins the Coastal and Marine Geology Team in Menlo Park, CA
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Ginger Barth joined the Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology team in August.
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The Western Region Coastal and Marine Geology team welcomed the addition of Ginger Barth in August. Ginger is a marine geophysicist with extensive experience in seismic-reflection seismology. She has degrees from Texas A&M (B.S.) and Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (M.A. and Ph.D.), where she worked with John Mutter on studies of the structure and evolution of the East Pacific Rise and the Clipperton Fracture Zone. Ginger has more recently worked at Stanford University with Simon Klemperer and Norm Sleep, and at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she taught reflection seismology with Casey Moore.
Ginger will be working under the auspices of the Law of the Sea project. Initially, she will collaborate with Dave Scholl (who has returned to the Coastal and Marine Geology team as an emeritus scientist) and Jon Childs on issues pertaining to methane-gas deposits and the sedimentary environment of the abyssal Bering Sea basin. Ginger is stationed in Menlo Park, CA. If you're in town, stop by her office (Rm. 1263 in Building 1) and welcome her.
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October 2002
in this issue:
cover story:
Tsunami Deposits in the Geologic Record
Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Tenth Anniversary
Earth Science Week - Woods Hole
Chinese Scientists Visit Gas-Hydrate Labs
Blacks In Government
Briefing Congress on Coastal Hazards
Distinguished Service Award - Bill Dillon
Distinguished Service Award - Bill Normark
Superior Service Award - Marlene Noble
Superior Service Award - Florence Wong
Environmental Champion Award - Sue Hunt
Safety Award - Ellen Mecray
30th Annual Falmouth Road Race
Barth Joins Menlo Park Team
Walk for Multiple Sclerosis
Twichell to University of Nevada
Woods Hole Softball
October Publications List
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