Emily C. Roland Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225 360-713-7817 Emily.Roland@Wwu.Edu

Emily C. Roland Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225 360-713-7817 [email protected]

Education Ph.D., Marine Geophysics 2006 - 2011 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst. Joint Program in Oceanography, Applied Ocean Science and Engineering Thesis topic: Earthquake Behavior and Structure of Oceanic Transform Faults Advisor: Je↵McGuire Co-advisors: Dan Lizarralde, John Collins, Mark Behn

B.S., Geophysical Engineering 2001 - 2005 Colorado School of Mines Magna cum Laude, With Honors Minors in Geology and Public A↵airs

Delft Technical University, Delft, The Netherlands Sept. 2004 - Jan. 2005 Visiting Student in Applied Geophysics M.Sc. Program

Professional Assistant Professor, Geology and Marine and Coastal Sciences, Sept 2020 - present Experience Western Washington University

Assistant Professor, School of Oceanography, Sept 2014 - 2020 University of Washington

Research Geophysicist, Alaska Science Center Jan. 2012 - July 2014 United States Geological Survey

Grants Funded Abers, G., Roland, E., Schwartz, S., “Behavior and structure on and around the megathrust revealed by the Alaska Amphibious Seismic Community Experiment”, NSF-GeoPrisms 1947713, $273,269 UW award, 6/1/2020-5/31/2023

Aderhold, K., Roland, E., Trehu, A., Tominaga, M., “Marine Seismology Symposium 2020”, NSF-OCE 1939512, $148,921 IRIS award, received: 07/15/2019

Roland, E., Ogston, A., “Characterizing o↵shore Quaternary deformation, ﬂuid pathways, and sediment dynamics along the Cascadia margin (5 year Cooperative Agreement)”, USGS Earthquake Hazards and Coastal and Marine Science, Up to $1,016,320 to UW over 5 years, including Rachel Carson Ship time in year 1, 2019-2024

Worthington, L., Roland, E., Nedimovic, M., “Collaborative Research: Relationship between plate boundary obliquity, strain accommodation, and fault zone geometry at oceanic-continental transforms: The Queen Charlotte Fault”, NSF-OCE 1824165, $397,640 UW award, 3/1/19- 2/28/2022

Boettcher, M., McGuire, J., Collins, J., Behn, M., Roland, E., Warren, J., “Collaborative Re- search: Capturing 4D Variations in Stress, Slip, and Fault-Zone Material Properties: The 2019- 2021 Gofar Transform Fault Earthquake Prediction Experiment”, NSF-OCE 1832164, $225,875 UW award, 12/1/2018-11/01/2021

Roland, E., Crider, J., “Seattle Fault location, earthquake recurrence and e↵ects: Linking on- shore and o↵shore records via shallow marine seismic surveys in the Duwamish Waterway and Elliott Bay, Seattle, Washington,” USGS-NEHRP, $87,504, 4/1/2019- 3/31/2020

Roland, E. “Synthesis of crustal fault deformation history in Puget Sound Washington from new and legacy marine geophysical data,” USGS-NEHRP, $87,828, 12/1/2017- 11/30/2018

1 Grants Funded Abers, G., Adams, A, Roland, E., Schwartz, S., Sheehan, A., Shillington, D., Webb, S., Wiens, continued D., Worthington, L., “Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment”, NSF-GeoPrisms 1654568, $1,467,392 ($67,762 UW sub-award), 3/1/2017-2/29/2020

Schmidt, D., Wilcock, W., Bodin, P., Delaney J., Gonzales, F., Harrington M., LeVeque, R., Roland, E., Vidale, J., “An O↵shore Geophysical Network for Earthquake and Tsunami Early Warning in the Paciﬁc Northwest”, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Grant Award, $1M, 1/2016-12/2017

Wilcock W., Roland, E., MacCready, P., Schmidt D., “Collaborative Research: Constraints on Interseismic Deformation O↵shore Oregon from Calibrated Continuous Pressure Records” NSF-OCE 1558477, $229,863, 3/1/2016-2/28/2018

Roland, E., Gulick, S., Haeussler, P., “O↵shore Rapid Response Investigation of Aftershocks Following January 5th, 2013 Mw 7.5 Queen Charlotte-Fairweather Fault Earthquake, South- east Alaska” Jackson School of Geosciences, University of Texas Austin, Internal Grant Award, $46,497, 2/2013-2/2014

Roland, E., “Sources of Seismic Heterogeneity and Segmentation along the Alaska-Aleutian Subduction Zone”, USGS Mendenhall Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, 1/2012-6/2014

Grants Submit- Zumberge, M., Sasagawa, G., Roland, E., Wilcock, W., Schmidt, D., “Collaborative Research: ted/Pending: Constraints on Interseismic Deformation O↵shore Alaska from Calibrated Continuous Pressure Records”, NSF-OCE, $123,632 UW award, Status: declined.

Roland, E., Worthington, L., Liberty, L., Tape, C., Han, S. “Collaborative Research: Seis- mic Imaging of the Locked-to-Slipping Transition Across the 1964 Rupture Area of the Alaska Subduction Zone”, NSF-OCE, $338,628 UW, Status: declined.

Abers, G., Roland, E., Shillington, D., “Collaborative Research: Seismicity and imaging of the Alaska Megathrust with an ocean bottom seismic array”, NSF-OCE 1558469, $249,881 UW award, received: 08/12/2015, Status: declined, resubmitted-funded as community experiment in 2016, OCE 1654568

Wilcock W., MacCready, P., Roland, E., Schmidt D., “Collaborative Research: Vertical Seaﬂoor Geodesy on the Cascadia Margin to Constrain Megathrust Locking and Slow-Slip Deformation O↵shore”, NSF-GeoPRISMS 1458116, $247,577 UW award, received: 08/08/2014, Status: declined, resubmitted-funded in 2015, OCE 1558477

Roland, E., Liberty, L., Tape, C., Worthington, L., “Collaborative Research: Seismic Imaging of the Locked-to-Slipping Transition of the Alaska Subduction Zone”, NSF-GeoPRISMS 1456381, $243,355 UW award, received: 07/30/2014, Status: declined, prepared for re-submission to NSF- OCE.

Worthington, L., Bangs, N., Becal, A., Gulick, S., Roland, E., “Collaborative Research: Link- ages between along-strike structural variations and seismogenesis in the Central Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone”, NSF-GeoPRISMS 1456379, $21,006 UW award, received: 07/30/2014, Status: declined.

Teaching University of Washington, Marine Geology and Geophysics Spring 2018, 2019 OCEAN540(Oceanography) Synthesis of processes that form ocean basins, the evolution of the oceanic lithosphere and cycling of material through sedimentation and subduction

University of Washington, Seaﬂoor Mapping Fall 2015, 2016, 2018 OCEAN497 (Oceanography) Mulitbeam bathymetry acquisition and processing, includes 3 day research cruise.

2 Teaching University of Washington, Marine Geographical Information Science Fall 2017, 2018, 2020 continued Co-listed OCEAN452/502 (Oceanography) / FISH452/502 (Fisheries) GIS and geospatial data analysis and acoustic remote sensing, with a topical focus on marine geohazards.

University of Washington, Exploration Seismology Spring 2016, Winter 2018, Spring 2020 Co-listed OCEAN412, 504 (Oceanography) / ESS467 (Earth and Space Sciences) Applied seismic reﬂection and refraction methods, acquisition and processing.

University of Washington, Field Investigations in Oceanography Spring 2017, 2015 OCEAN 220 (Oceanography) Basic oceanographic and marine geology and geophysics ﬁeld methods and data analysis, with a focus on marine magnetics.

University of Washington, Geospatial Information Technology Fall 2015, 2016 OCEAN 452/502 (Oceanography) / FISH 452 (Fisheries), ESS 600 GIS and geospatial data analysis with a focus on marine geological applications.

Colorado School of Mines, Introduction to Geophysics November 2012 Invited lecturer for GPGN 200 course Included marine seismology, and mechanics of earthquakes and faulting.

Graduate Current - Primary Advisor Students • Kevin Pszczola - Masters Student, Western Washington University, 2020- Research focused on forearc faulting along the Alaska continental margin • Emma Myers - PhD Student, UW (ESS - Earth and Space Sciences Dept.) 2015- Dissertation focused on on structure of the Cascadia forearc and central Chile • Ginevra Moore - PhD Student, UW (OCEAN - School of Oceanography) 2017- Masters thesis focused on Puget Sound shallow deformation structure Dissertation focused on Alaska subduction megathrust mechanical behavior and earthquake source properties

Committee member with science input - Current and Recent Past • Mikkel Louis - Masters Student (WWU) 2020- Research focused on eruption style at submarine volcanic vents • Bridgit Boulahanis - PhD (Columbia University) 2020- Research focused seismic imaging of subduction zone and oceanic plate structure • Elizabeth Davis - PhD Student (UW-ESS), May 2018- Dissertation focused on deformation patterns and paleoseismology of Seattle Fault • Ian Stone - PhD Student (UW-ESS) 2015- Dissertation focused on on Cascadia seismicity and ground motion simulations • Philip Green - PhD Student (UW-ESS), Nov 2018- Dissertation focused on exhumation uplift history of Haida Gwaii related to Queen Char- lotte faulting • Erik Fredrickson - PhD Student (UW-OCEAN) 2016-2020 Masters thesis focused on using seaﬂoor pressure as a geodetic tool • Rose Hilmo - PhD Student (UW-OCEAN) 2016-2020 Masters thesis focused on on characterizing seismic noise on seaﬂoor instrumentation • Brendan Phillip - PhD Student (UW-OCEAN) 2017-2019 Dissertation focused on hydrogeology and methane seeps on the Cascadia margin • Carolyn Nuyen - PhD Student (UW-ESS), Nov 2018-2020 Dissertation focused on deformation of Cascadia forearch from geodetic observations and models • Evan Lahr - PhD Student (UW-OCEAN), Nov 2018-2020 Masters thesis focused on sediment transport along the WA continental shelf near the Columbia River

3 • Irita Aylward - PhD Student (UW-OCEAN), Nov 2018-2020 Dissertation focused on the role of ﬂuid in slow slip events at the Hikurangi margin o↵shore New Zealand

Peer-Reviewed Roland, E., P. Haeussler, T. Parsons, P. Hart. (2020) “Submarine landslide kinematics derived Publications from highresolution imaging in Port Valdez, Alaska.” Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth 125, no. 7, //doi.org/10.1029/2019JB018007

Walton, M. A., Brothers, D. S., Conrad, J. E., Maier, K. L., Roland, E. C., Kluesner, J. W., Dartnell, P. (2020). Morphology, structure, and kinematics of the San Clemente and Catalina faults based on high-resolution marine geophysical data, southern California Inner Continental Borderland (USA). Geosphere, 16(5), 1312-1335. //doi.org/10.1130/GES02187.1

Barcheck G., G.A. Abers, A.N. Adams, A. Bcel, J. Collins, J.B. Gaherty, P.J. Haeussler, Z. Li, G. Moore, E. Onyango, E. Roland, D.E. Sampson, S.Y. Schwartz, A.F. Sheehan, D.J. Shillington, P.J. Shore, S. Webb, D.J. Wiens, L. Worthington (2020). The Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment. Seismological Research Letters. //doi.org/10.1785/0220200189

Fredrickson, E. K., Wilcock, W. S., Schmidt, D. A., MacCready, P., Roland, E., Kurapov, A. L., Zumberge M. A., Sasagawa G. S. (2019). Optimizing Sensor Conﬁgurations for the De- tection of SlowSlip Earthquakes in Seaﬂoor Pressure Records, Using the Cascadia Subduction Zone as a Case Study. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 124(12), 13504-13531. //doi.org/10.1029/2019JB018053

Abers, G.A., Adams, A.N., Haeusser, P.J., Roland E., Shore, P.J., Wiens, D.A., Schwartz, S.Y., Sheehan, A.F., Shillington, D.J., Webb, S., Worthington, L.L, (2019) “AACSE: The Alaska Am- phibious Community Seismic Experiment.” EOS-Project Updates, 100, //doi.org/10.1029/2019EO117621.

Walton1, M., Roland, E., Walter, J.I., A., Gulick, S. P., Dotray, P., Seismic velocity structure across the 2013 Craig, Alaska rupture from aftershock tomography: Implications for seismogenic conditions. (2018), Earth Planet. Sci. Lett., 507, 94-104. doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2018.11.021.

Maier, K. L., Roland, E. C., Walton, M. A., Conrad, J. E., Brothers, D. S., Dartnell, P., Klues- ner, J. W. (2018). “The Tectonically Controlled San Gabriel Channel-Lobe Transition Zone, Catalina Basin, Southern California Borderland”. Journal of Sedimentary Research, 88(8), 942- 959. doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2018.50

Tr´ehu, A. M., Wilcock, W. S., Hilmo, R., Bodin, P., Connolly, J., Roland, E. C., Braunmiller, J. (2018). “The role of the Ocean Observatories Initiative in monitoring the o↵shore earthquake activity of the Cascadia subduction zone”. Oceanography, 31(1), 104-113. doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2018.116.

Stone2, I, Vidale, J., Han, S., Roland, E. (2018) “Catalog of o↵shore seismicity in Cascadia: In- sights into the regional distribution of microseismicity and its relation to subduction processes.” J.of Geophys. Res., 123 doi:10.1002/2017JB014966

Conrad, J., Prouty, N., Walton, M., Kluesner, J., Maier, K., McGann, M., Brothers, D., Roland, E., Dartnell, P., (2017) “Seaﬂoor ﬂuid seeps on Kimki Ridge, o↵shore southern California: Links to active strike-slip faulting.” Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography., doi: 10.1016/j.dsr2.2017.11.001

Gomberg, J., Bodin, P., Borgeois J., Cashman, S., Cowan, D.S., Creager, K., Crowell, B., Duvall, A., Frankel, A.D., Gonzalez, F., Houston, H., Johnson, H.P., Kelsey, H., Miller U., Roland, E., Schmidt, D., Staisch, L, Vidale, J., Willcock, W., and Wirth E. (2016) “Building a Subduction Zone Observatory.” EOS-Earth Space Science News.

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4 Publications Tr´ehu, A. M., Scheidhauer, M., Rohr, K. M., Tiko↵, B., Walton, M. A., Gulick, S. P., Roland, continued E. (2015). An abrupt transition in the mechanical response of the upper crust to transpression along the Queen Charlotte fault. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America; 105 (2B): 1114-1128. doi: 10.1785/0120140159.

Walton, M. A., Gulick, S. P., Haeussler, P. J., Roland, E., Trhu, A. M. (2015). Basement and Regional Structure Along Strike of the Queen Charlotte Fault in the Context of Modern and Historical Earthquake Ruptures. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America; 105 (2B): 1090-1105. doi: 10.1785/0120140174.

Parsons, T., Geist, E. L., Ryan, H. F., Lee, H. J., Haeussler, P. J., Lynett, P., Roland, E. (2014). Source and progression of a submarine landslide and tsunami: The 1964 Great Alaska earthquake at Valdez. J.of Geophys. Res., 119, 8502-8516, doi:10.1002/2014JB011514.

Froment, B., McGuire, J.J., Hilst, R. D., Goudard, P., Roland, E., Zhang, H., Collins, J. A. (2014). Imaging along-strike variations in mechanical properties of the Gofar transform fault, East Paciﬁc Rise. J.of Geophys. Res., 119, 7175-7194, doi:10.1002/2014JB011270.

Roland, E., Lizarralde, D., Collins, J., and McGuire, J. J. (2012) Seismic velocity constraints on the material properties that control earthquake behavior at the Quebrada-Discovery-Gofar transform faults, East Paciﬁc Rise, J. Geophys. Res., 117, doi:10.1029/2012JB009422

McGuire, J. J., Collins, J., Goudard, P., Roland, E., Lizarralde, D., Boettcher, M.S., Behn, M.D., and van der Hilst, R., (2012) Variations in earthquake rupture properties along the Gofar transform fault, East Paciﬁc Rise, Nature Geoscience, 5, 336-341 doi:10.1038/ngeo1454

Roland, E., Behn, M. D., and Hirth, G., (2010) Thermal-mechanical behavior of oceanic transform faults: Implications for the spatial distribution of seismicity, Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst, 11, Q07001, doi:10.1029/2010GC003034.

Roland, E., and McGuire, J. J., (2009) Earthquake swarms on transform faults, Geophys. J. Int., 178(3), 1677-1690, doi: 10.1111/j.1365-246X.2009.04214.x

Publications in Myers‡, E., Roland, E., Tr´ehu, A., Davenport, K., Investigating Anomalous Crustal Thickness Preparation of the Subducting Iquique Ridge in preparation for Journal of Geophysical Research. anticipated submission 2020

Moore§, G., Roland, E., Watt, J., Bennett, S., Myers, E., Quaternary deformation in the Seattle fault zone: Insights from high-resolution marine geophysical data in preparation for Journal of Geophysical Research. anticipated submission 2020

Roland, E., Walton, M.A., Gulick, S. P., Haeussler, P. J., Fault complexity highlighted by aftershock distribution and mechanisms surrounding the 2013 Craig Earthquake in southeast Alaska., In preparation for Geophysical Research Letters. anticipated submission 2020

Roland, E., R. von Huene, H. F. Ryan, J. J. Miller, D. W. Scholl, and P. Haeussler. A com- parison between the eastern Aleutian (Semidi Islands) and Tohoku, Japan convergent margins with implications for Aleutian tsunami hazards. In preparation for Geosphere. anticipated submission never

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5 Select Conference Presentations 1. Roland, E., Abers, G. A., Adams, A. N., Bcel, A., Haeussler, P. J., Shore, P. J., Schwartz, S. Y., Sheehan, A. F., Shillington, D. J., Webb, S., Wiens, D. A., Wor- thington, L. L. Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment: Update and Outlook. SSA Annual Meeting 2019 2. Roland, E., Tr´ehu, A.M., Lebrec, M., T-phase characterization of an oceanic transform fault earthquake swarm using the Ocean Observatories Cabled Array, EOS Trans. AGU, OS21E-1613, 2018 3. Roland, E., Watt, J., Bennett, S., Brothers D., Kluesner, J., Hart, P., Myers, E., Haugerud, R., Johnson, S., Walton, M., Kennedy, D.,Balster-Gee, A., Exploring shallow fault and fold deformation of the Seattle fault zone using new high-resolution marine geophysical data, GSA Annual Meeting, 2017 4. Roland, E., Maier, K., Brothers, D., Kluesner, j., Conrad, J., Walton, M., Balster- Gee, A., Hart, P., Newly imaged channel-fan morphology and submarine landslides in the Catalina Basin, southern California Borderland, EOS Trans. AGU, OS21A-1942, 2016 5. Roland, E., “Opportunities for Amphibious Array science o↵shore Alaska, IRIS Future of the Amphibious Array Workshop, September 2015

Recent Invited “Fault zone structure at the Gofar oceanic transform: physical properties constrained by seismic Presentations velocity and numerical models.”, Invited talk at the InterRidge workshop on Oceanic Transform Faults, Brest, France, May 2018

“The Queen Charlotte Fault in Southeast Alaska: A natural laboratory for linking fault mechanics and plate boundary structure ”, Invited talk at Boise State University Department of Geophysics Seminar, Boise, ID, March 2018

“Focusing the lens o↵shore Cascadia: Recent and emerging e↵orts to explore plate boundary behavior and understand o↵shore hazards.”, Invited talk at GSA, Seattle, WA October 2017

“The Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment: Community Update”, Invited talk at the Ocean Bottom Seismometer Symposium, Portland, Maine, September 2017

“Fault behavior and margin structure along the Queen Charlotte Fault in Southeast Alaska”, Invited Seminar at Western Washington University, February 2015

“Evaluating forearc structure of the Alaska subduction zone in the context of shallow fault slip and tsunami hazard”, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, September 2013

“The Queen Charlotte-Fairweather fault in your backyard: Recent earthquakes and new research”, Sitka Science Series, University of Alaska, Southeast, November 2013

“Earthquake behavior and structure of oceanic transform faults”, USGS Earthquake Science Center Seminar - Menlo Park, California, March 2012

“Fault structure and earthquake rupture properties at the Gofar Fault, East Paciﬁc Rise”, Uni- versity of Oregon, November 2012

Field and Sea UW Seaﬂoor Mapping Multibeam Bathymetry Teaching Cruises Annually, 2015-2020 Experience 3-4 day teaching cruise focused on providing students with hands-on experiential learning with hydrographic surveying including data acquisition and onboard post-processing Puget Sound and Lake Washington Chief Scientist, E. Roland RV Thomas G. Thompson, RV Cli↵ord A Barnes, RV Rachel Carson

Seattle Fault Chirp Experiment October 2019 Sub-bottom proﬁling to explore for deformation features and land slides Eastern Puget Sound and the Duwamish Waterway Science Team, E. Roland, Juliet Crider, Elizabeth Davis, Ginevra Moore RV Weelander

6 Field and Sea Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment August 2018 Experience, Servicing of on-land broadband seismic stations continued Across the Alaska Peninsula

Thomas G. Thompson Shakedown and Science Calibration Cruise January 2018 Patch test and performance test of EM302 multibeam system, acoustic noise survey, following TGT mid-life reﬁt. Data acquisition for related UW Senior Thesis Projects O↵shore Washington State Chief Scientist, E. Roland RV Thomas G. Thompson

Seismic characterization of the Seattle Fault Zone February 2017 Marine seismic reﬂection imaging of crustal faults in Puget Sound Lowland, in collaboration with the USGS Puget Sound and Lake Washington Chief Scientist, E. Roland RV Cli↵ord A Barnes

Geophysical characterization of the California Borderlands February 2016 Seismic reﬂection imaging of crustal faults and sediment basins, in collaboration with the USGS O↵shore San Diego and Los Angeles CA Chief Scientist, E. Roland RV Thomas G. Thompson

Calibrated and continuous seaﬂoor pressure for geodesy cruise October 2015 ROV-assisted e↵ort to deploy longterm seaﬂoor pressure sensors and campaign calibrated pressure instrumentation Cascadia Subduction Zone, O↵shore Oregon Chief Scientists, W. Wilcock, M. Zumberge RV Thomas G. Thompson

Methane Hydrates on the Cascadia continental slope October 2014 Joint geophysical (heat ﬂow) and geochemical (coring) e↵ort to sample methane hydrates Cascadia Subduction Zone, O↵shore Washington Chief Scientists, E. Solomon, H.P. Johnson RV Thomas G. Thompson

ASCPR Absolute Self-calibrating Pressure Recorder test cruise October 2014 ROV-assisted e↵ort to test seaﬂoor geodetic instrumentation Cascadia Subduction Zone, O↵shore Oregon Chief Scientists, W. Wilcock, M. Zumberge RV Thomas G. Thompson

Port Valdez Submarine Landslide Seismic Imaging August 2013 USGS high-resolution seismic reﬂection data acquisition Valdez Fjord, Alaska USGS Coastal and Marine Group Team R/V Alaska Gyre

SouthEast Alaska Rapid Aftershock Experiment (SEA RAE) April-June 2013 Ocean bottom seismometer deployment and recovery. Queen Charlotte-Fairweather Fault Chief Scientists: E. Roland Two cruises, U.S. Coast Guard Cutters Maple and Sycamore

Cascadia Open-Access Seismic Transects (COAST) July 2012 Acquisition of 2D multichannel seismic reﬂection data o↵shore Grays Harbor, Washington Cascadia Subduction Zone trench and forearc Chief Scientist: S. Holbrook RV Marcus G. Langseth (LDEO)

7 Field and Sea Cascadia OBS Deployment July 2010 Experience, OBS deployment, ship-board multibeam bathymetry, XBT continued Cascadia Subduction Zone Chief Scientists: J. McGuire, J. Collins RV Wecoma (OSU)

Salton Trough, Obsidian Creep Project April 2010 Acquisition of controlled-source seismic data Obsidian Buttes Fault, Southern California Joint USGS, WHOI, Cornell, Pascal P.I.: R. Lohman, J. McGuire, USGS Team with R. Catchings

Quebrada, Discovery, Gofar Transform Fault Experiment 2008-2009 OBS deployment and recovery, ship-board multibeam bathymetry, XBT Acquisition of marine wide-angle refraction seismic data East Paciﬁc Rise, 4 S Chief Scientists: J. McGuire, J. Collins RV Thomas Thompson (UW), RV Marcus G. Langseth (LDEO), RV Atlantis (WHOI)

Transects to Investigate the Composition and Origin of the Aug. 2005 Central American Volcanic Arc (TICO-CAVA) Deployment and recovery of geophones for seismic refraction/reﬂection imaging Costa Rica Cheif Scientists: D. Lizarralde (WHOI), S. Holbrook (U. Wyoming), H. van Avendonk (U. Texas)

Service and • Planning Committe Marine Seismic Symposium - Comittee Chair 2019-present Synergistic Joint IRIS/UNOLS Sponsored Community Meeting, planned for Spring 2021 Activities • GeoPRISMS Science Oversight Committee - Committee Member 2018-present • Marine Seismic Research Oversight Committee - UNOLS Committee Member 2017-present • Convener Seismological Society of America Special Interest Group 2019 O↵shore Facilities for Solid Earth Geoscience • University of Washington Working Group on Developing an earthquake 2016-2019 and tsunami monitoring system o↵shore. http://cascadia.washington.edu/index.html • Co-chair for 2016 IRIS Workshop Plenary Session: June 2016 Unlocking the Secrets of Subduction Zones IRIS Annual Meeting, Vancouver WA • National Earthquake Hazards Research Program, External Grant Review Panelist June 2015 United States Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program • Participant in Eastern North America Multichannel June 2015 Seismic Reﬂection Processing Workshop Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory • Field Trip leader for EarthScope Alaska-Yukon Regional 2014 Workshop for Interpretive Professionals, Anchorage, Alaska • Volunteer instructor in Alaska geology and tectonics August 2013 Summer Middle School Academy The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) • Invited speaker for Southeast Alaska public Natural History Seminar Series November 2013 Sitka Sound Science Center and University of Alaska Southeast • Participant on the Cascadia Open Access Seismic Transects (COAST) cruise July 2012 R/V Marcus G. Langseth. • Journal article reviewer for Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, Journal of Geo- physical Research, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Nature Geoscience, Geology.

8 Professional American Geophysical Union, Societies Seismologic Society of America, National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geological Society of America

Other Technical Sport Pilot’s License - Private In Training As of May 2019, 26 hours ﬂight training toward Skills/Work Private Pilot’s License Experience Wildland Fire Fighter Forestry Tech Summer 2001-2005 U.S. Forest Service Ham Radio Operator Technician License: KC7ABE 1993-Present Intermediate Spanish Language Skills 4.5 years of Spanish language education, including one year of college-level Spanish