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Past and Present Research Projects
Past and Present Research Projects
This map shows the locations where I have lead or participated in field investigations. Click on a placemark or one of the project names below for more information and links to data and publications. (this is a work in progress)
- Dead Mouse paleoseismic site
- Research supported by the U.S. Geological Survey, Department of the Interior, under USGS Award Number G14AP00134
- Studies with the U.S. Geological Survey and Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys in 2004
- Research supported by National Science Foundation award EAR 1250461
- Advection and migration in a gentle restraining bend - Burkett et al. (2016)
Western Nepal fault system
Western Nepal fault system
- Research supported by National Science Foundation award EAR 1827870
Northern Alaska Range foothills neotectonics and paleoseismology
Northern Alaska Range foothills neotectonics and paleoseismology
- Studies with the Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys in 2007 and 2008 (follow links to the published reports from those field seasons).
- Mapping of active thrust faults and associated folds along the Nenana River valley (MS thesis)
- Hines Creek fault/Park Road fault paleoseismology at the Denali Nat'l Park entrance (Federschmidt MS thesis)
San Andreas fault paleoseismology
San Andreas fault paleoseismology
- Elizabeth Lake paleoseismic site - Mojave section of the southern San Andreas fault
- Research supported by Southern California Earthquake Center awards 12157, 13136, and 14202
Central Oregon neotectonics and volcano-tectonic interactions
Central Oregon neotectonics and volcano-tectonic interactions
- Vadman, M.J., and Bemis, S.P., (2019), Active fault mapping and reconnaissance paleoseismic investigations in the La Pine graben, Oregon Cascades, USA, Geomorphology
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