Projects by Date

Chris German, Geology & Geophysics
Olivier Rouxel, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Katrina Edwards, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Lauren Mullineaux, Biology

Volatile Fluxes Through the Northern Kamchatkan Volcanic Arc

Alison Shaw, Geology and Geophysics Department

Reconstructing the Interaction between Magma Emplacement and Hydrothermal Cooling Underneath Oceanic Spreading Ridges

Nobumichi Shimizu, Geology & Geophysics
Johan Lissenberg, Geology & Geophysics

Volcanic and Tectonic Processes and Crustal Construction at the Lucky Strike Segment — MAR 37°N: Field Collaboration with French scientists in TowCam and Nautile Investigations

S. Adam Soule, Geology & Geophysics

Modeling Chemical Reaction and Energetics: development of simple input/output programs to allow use of existing codes (EQ3/6 and Geochemist's Workbench) over wider ranges of temperature and pressure

Meg Tivey, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry

Magnesium Isotope Fractionation during Hydrothermal Alteration of the Oceanic Crust

Zhengrong Wang, Geology & Geophysics
Jeffrey Seewald, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Bernhard Peucker-Ehrenbrink, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Stanley Hart, Geology & Geophysics

Laser Raman Spectroscopic Analyses of Seawater and Dissolved Gases

Sheri N. White, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

Wax Experiments and Lava Tubes

John A. Whitehead, Physical Oceanography

2005 DOEI Projects

A DOEI Workshop on Interactions Between Tsunamis and Underwater Geological Processes

Jian Lin,Geology & Geophysics,
Jason Goodman, Physical Oceanography
Di Jin, Marine Policy Center
Ralph Stephen, Geology & Geophysics

Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy

Alan Chave, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

New seafloor sampling methods for noble gases

Mark D. Kurz, Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry

Experimental Investigation of Fluid-Mobile Element Transport in the Upper Mantle

Glenn A. Gaetani, Geology & Geophysics
Nobu Shimizu, Geology & Geophysics

Melt Migration at a Ridge-Ridge-Ridge Triple Junction

Laurent Montési, Geology and Geophysics

Water Sampling from Autonomous Underwater Vehicles

Hanumant Singh, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering
Richard Camilli, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Terence Hammar, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering
Jeffrey Seewald, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

A Seafloor Geodetic Experiment to Monitor Deformation on the Slope of Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii

Mark Behn, Geology & Geophysics
Jeff McGuire, Geology & Geophysics

2004 DOEI Projects

Ultrastructure of Hydrothermal Vent Foraminifers: Novel in situ fixation approach to alleviate sampling artifacts

Joan Bernhard, Geology & Geophysics
Tim Shank, Biology

Using Iron Stable Isotopes as Tracers of Subsurface Processes in Seafloor Hydrothermal Systems

Olivier Rouxel, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Wolfgang Bach, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry

Testing of a Downhole Sampler Incubator (DSI) for the Uncontaminated and Exogenous DNA-Free Sampling of Crustal Fluids from Deep-Sea Bore Holes

Craig Taylor, Biology

Chemical and Isotope Characterization of Aqueous Carbon Compounds in Hydrothermal Fluids from Back-Arc Spreading Centers

Jeff Seewald, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Giora K. Proskurowski, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry

Bottom interaction in long range acoustic propagation

Ralph Stephen, Geology and Geophysics
John Colosi, Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering

Laser Swath Mapping System for Hydrothermal Plumes

Rob Reves-Sohn, Geology and Geophysics
Al Bradley, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

2003 DOEI Projects

Deployment of a High-Sample-Rate Seafloor Geodetic System Across the Discovery Transform Fault

Jeff McGuire, Geology & Geophysics
Warren Witzell, Jr.,Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering
Matt Gould, Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering

Satellite Telemetry Via Pop-Up Data Capsules for Ocean Bottom Seismology and Mid-Ocean Ridge Observatories

Dan Frye, Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering
John Collins, Geology & Geophysics

Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy for In Situ Chemical Sensing

Alan Chave, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

Exploring Integrative Approaches to Understand the Interaction of Microbial Biofilms and Fluid Chemistry on Larval Settlement at Deep-sea Hydrothermal Vents

Timothy Shank, Biology
Stefan Sievert, Biology
Stace Beaulieu, Biology

Time-Series Larval Studies in the Deep Sea

Lauren S. Mullineaux, Biology
Stace Beaulieu, Biology

2002 DOEI Projects

Development of a New Capability for Analyzing Bending Stresses in Seafloor Observatory Moorings

Mark Grosenbaugh, Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering
Seon Han, Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering

Geophysical Imaging of Shallow Gas Hydrates Using Electromagnetic Techniques: A Pilot Study in the Gulf Ocean

Rob Evans, Geology & Geophysics

Hydrothermal Circulation Beneath and Within Active Vent Deposits: A Preliminary Model of the Effect of Chemical Reaction on Fluid Flow

Wenlu Zhu, Geology & Geophysics
Ann Mulligan, Marine Policy Center

Basalt-Seawater-Microbe Interactions During Oxidative Alteration of the Upper Ocean Crust

Wolfgang Bach, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Katrina Edwards, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry

Morphology of Fluid Flow Channels in Reactive Porous Media

Peter Kelemen, Geology & Geophysics
Jack Whitehead, Physical Oceanography

2001 DOEI Projects

High-Speed Acoustic Communication For Seafloor Observatories

Lee Freitag, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering

Constraints on the Timing and Distribution of Seismicity and Deformation on Oceanic Transform Faults: Implications for the Design and Deployment of Seafloor Monitoring Systems

Jian Lin, Geology & Geophysics
Greg Hirth, Geology & Geophysics

The Dynamics of Abyssal T-phases

Ralph Stephen, Geology & Geophysics

Developing Analytical Techniques for Platinum Group Elements in Hydrothermal Vent and Sediment Pore Fluids

Bernhard Peucker-Ehrenbrink, Geology & Geophysics
Greg Ravizzam, Geology & Geophysics
Jeff Seewald, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry

Pitot Tube Flow Sensor for Use in Black Smoker Chimneys

Margaret Tivey, Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry
Al Bradley, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering