I am a geophysicist with over 27 years of experience in controlled source seismology. My work
in academia, government, and petroleum industry has involved imaging methodology development, and
collection, analysis and interpretion of 2D and 3D multichannel seismic reflection and wide-angle
refraction data. The data were collected on land and at sea for various purposes, from exploration
to environmental, and at various scales, from engineering to crustal. I am a Principal Investigator
(PI) and co-PI on projects funded by the US National Science Foundation; Natural Sciences and
Engineering Research Council of Canada; Flotte Océanographique Française; ExxonMobil;
Canadian Foundation for Innovation; Marine Environmental Observation, Prediction and Response NCE;
Nova Scotia Research and Innovation Trust; Offshore Energy Technical Research Association; LDEO
Climate Center and Vetlessen Foundation; and other organizations. My current research is focused
on continental rifting and crustal accretion processes at ultra-slow, slow, intermediate and
fast-spreading centers, oceanic crustal evolution, subduction zone structure and processes,
petroleum exploration at rifted margins, coastal response to climate change and seismic oceanography.
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