Gulick, V CV2008.PDF

Gulick, V CV2008.PDF

Curriculum Vitae: Dr. Virginia C. Gulick Nr\SA Amcs RcsearchCenter, lVfail Stop 239-20,Moffetl Field, Califoniia94035 (650) 604-0781 (office), Vireinia.C.GuUckr7lnase-gav IIDUCATION PhD (Geosciences);University of Arizona Ph.D. Thesis: Magnmtic Intrusiorts ancl l{ydrotlrcrmal Systents:Implicatiotts for the Fornmtion of Small Msrtian Valleys MS. (Geosciencr:s),Minor in Hydrology,The University of Arizona,Tucson Master Thesis: Origin ad Ev'olutionoJ'I'alle1's on the Martian Volcanoes:T'he Hatvaiittn.4nalog. B.A. (Geoscicnces),Rutgers University (Rutgers College) New Brunswick, New Jersey Senior Thesis:TIte Coral SeaSedinettt Study. I'[t.ft]SENTPOStrTION 1996-prres.:ResearchScientist (SETI InstitutePrincipal Investigator)& Adjunct Professor,Astronomy Dept.,NM StateUniv. u Mars ScienceLab 2009landing site selcction steering group nrembcr. r MRO'05 IIiRISE instrumentsciencc ternr nrcnibcr(200)-2009): Lead on flrn,ial & hydrothernral processes, E/PO & r'r,eb technologies. I-IiRl:iE E/PO website (http://nrarsox,eb.nas.uasa. gov/I{iRISE) presentation Planctary l)ata in E,ducational ' Invited to AGU's Scssion Using Settings. Presentationtitle: "MRO's High Re.solutionImaging ScienceExperirncnt ([iiRISE): EdLrcation And PubiicOutr each Plans",. r Invitedpanelist fot NASA's Leamingfiom the Frontier:Getting Planetary l)ata into the Herndsof EducatorsWorkshop at LPi, March 14,2004. ' Co-convcuerof thc Volcano/iceInteraction on Earthand Mars Conf-.,P.eykjavik, Iceland, August 2000. " Projectscicnce lead on Marsorveb:the Mars l,anding Site Studies& Global Visualizationweb cnvironmentr:ffort (hItpJ4UDSIylb.nas.liUagq1llandinqsites).1998-present. o ScienceCoI for the Clickworkersl'roject; NASA's Experimeutin distributeddata analysis by the p ubl i c w eb si tc (liltd&lekfi g*9t$.3l9.qag4.gev ) 20 0 0-p resent. project: " PI: Geologist'sField Assistant Developingan arrtomatedscience anaiysis systcrn for Marscxploration. " Shrdiesof potentialIVIars Surveyor Landing Sites, Hydrothemral & Fluvitil Systems . 199'/-Invited formal clebate:Was Early VlartianClimirte Warm or Cold? Eariy Mars Conf.,LPI, Houston . Scienceconsultant for the Mars SurveyorGeodesy and Cadograpliy ivorking group, 1998-1999. Sciencelead for the CMEX landing site activities & facilitator for the Mars Surveyor site selectionprocesses. " Image analysisscience lcad for Onboard Sci. Understand.Proj, ARC Center of Rxcell. in tT.1996-200 r . Sciencelead tbr the Mars 3D visualizationproject with the Ames Bioccmputationsgroup, 1998- 1999. o Scienceteam rnernber:1996-1999:ARC&CMU rover field testsin HI, AZ, Atacama,Silver Lake, /-a L,A. o Organized1998 Arnes, 1999 SLNY-Buffalo lvlarsSurveyor, & 2001 Ames MER Landing Site workshoirs. PREVIOUS RESEARCH POSITIONS July, 1993-July, 1996.-- National Reseurch Council Post-Doctoral llesearclt Fellowship at the NASA-Ames ResearchCenter, Mountain View, CA. Investigatedthe effects of ocean-induced CO2 pulses on Mars and its implicationsfor valley fonnation. Continued studiesof Martian hydrotheniral systems. Devclopment and production of an educational Mac-based image processingtutorial CD-ROM for analysingplanetary images and an interactiveMars Atlas CD- ROM for the Center for Mars Exploration, NASA-Ames. Scienceteam member of the N,\SA- Ames Marsokhod95 rover tests. Advisors:Dr. C. P. McKay (NASA-Ames) and Dr. G. Briggs (NASA-Arnes). Fafl 1990-Summer 7993 --NASA Graduute StudentResearclter's Progrant Fellow at the (Jniver,si4, o.fArizono. Hydrological/Hydrothernalmodeling, geomorphic,and surfhceprocess studies on Mars,Earth, and Venus. Fafl 1987-Fall1990 --GraduateResearch Associate at the Uriversitv of Arizona. Geomomhicand Flydrologicstudies of Earth and Mars Fall 1984-F'all1987 --Gradttate ResearchAssistant at the University of Arizona. Geornoruhicand I-Iydrologicstudies of Earth and Mars Sumrncr l9B3 --NASA Planetary Gcology Uttdergraduate Researclzf'ellow at tlte Lunar ond PlunetaryLaboretory Universityof Arizona, Ttrcson,Arizona. Geomorphicstudies of Mars. Spring 1983 --Seirior I'Itesis at Lautont-Doher4, Geological Observtrtorlt,Palisades, Nev, York. Classification,process studies, rnapping of surface sediments and measurementsof CO2 concentratioirsof surface sedimentsin the Coral Sea, Australia, usin11surface sedimentcore samplesfrorn the DeepSea Drilling Project. COMIVTITTBES NASA-appointedlVIars Landing Site SteeringGroup member (1998-present) Mars SurveyorGeodesy aud Cartogr:aphy working grollpntember (1998-1999) Mars DataAnalyses Program (MDAP) reviewpanel member (2000-2001) Mars TechnologyProgram review panel rnembcr (2002-present) AWAR.DS and FELLOWSHIPS c 2004: Certificateof'Appreciation for an outstandingcontribution toward the successof The NASA Ames ExplorationCcnter. 1999 Group AchievementAward, Astronaut-Rovertrnteraction remote field test project teanr,NASA JSC. o 1999 Cert. Of Appreciation,Mojave '99 ASRO field test, First Astronaut-Roverficld expcriment, NASA ARC andJSC o 1998 -Cer1if. of Appreciation,Mars Virtual Exploration CD-ROM/Cunic. Suppl., NASA ARC ExternalAff'airs Office. " 1997 - Group achievementaward for the Atacama Desert Trek Field l]xperiment, Robotics lnst., CMU. Certificateof Excellcncein theNASA-Ames SpaceScience Division o i996 - 1998NASA PotentialMars SurueyorLanding Sites Studies Program; $55K * " 1993 1996National Research Council Post-Doctoral Rcsearch Program Fellow o 1990-1993--NASA GraduateStudent Researcher's Program Fellow at the Universityof Arizona . l9B3 --Nz\SA PlanetaryGeology UndergraduateResearch Fellow at the l,r-rnarand PlanctaryLaboratory Universityof Arizona,Tucson, Arizona COURSBS AUGHT Spring1997 The Planets(Astronomy 105G) atNMSU Spring1998 PlanetaryExploration (Astronomy 330G) at NMSU PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: AGU, GSA. SigmaXi, AAS- DPS PUBLICATIONS: Srucrnn RrrrRnno JounNar. ARTICLESAND BooK CnaprnRs McEwen, A.S., Eliason,E. M., BergstromJ.W., BridgesN.T., FlansenC. J., DelarnereW.A. , Grant J.A. , Gulick V.C., Herkenhoff K.E., Keszthelyi L., Kirk R. L., Mellon IVI.T.,Squyres S.W., f'homas N., Weitz C. (2007) MRO's High Resoluiion imaging ScienceExperiment (IIiIUSE), Submittcd to JGR-Plancts 172,5.. D. G. Deardortf,V. C. Gulick, "Marsoweb:a collaborativerveb facility for Nfarslanding site and global data studies",Proceedings of ElectronicImaging, Scienceand Technology2003, Visualizationand DataAnalysis 2003, SPIE Volume 5009, pp.248-259,2003. Young L.A., Aikcil Fl.W., Gulick V.C., Mancinelli R., and Briggs G.A., RotorcraJias lv[urs Scouts, QA}D IEEE AerospaceConference, Montana, March 19- 16,2002. Gulick, V.C., et al. (2001).Autonomous Image Analysis during the 1999Marsokhod field test.JGR 106, 7745-7763. GrrlickV.C. (2001) Origin of the valley networkson Mars: A hydrologicalperspective. Geomorph.37, 24r-268. KornatsuG., Gulick V.C., BakerV.R. (2001)Channels and valleys on Venus.Geontorph. 37,225-240. DeHon, R., Barlow, N., ReaganM., Bettis,E., Foster,C., Gulick Y., +4 add'1authors.(2001). Geol. & Geonrorph.Observations. at the 1999Marsokhod Tcst Site,JGR 1A6,7665-7682. Cabrol,N.A.; Chong-Diaz,G.; Stoker,C. R.; Gulick,V.C.; L.andheim,R.; Lee,P.; Roush,T. L.; Zent,A. P.; I-Ierrcra[,ameli, C.; JensenIglesia, A.; and 6 coauthors.lrlolnad rciver field experinrent, AtacamaDesefi, Chjle 1. Scienccresults overview. Journal of GeophysicalResearch, Volume 106, IssueE4, April25, 20Al,pp.'/185-7805 ChapnranM., LucchittaB., GudmnndssonM., Gulick 1,'.,-t-3 acld'l authors (2000). Subice volc. on Eartl-r & Ivlars.in From l)eep Occansto Deep Spacc:Environ'l Effects of Volc. Ei-uptions,Zimbleman & Gregg,ccls, Plenum Press, New York,39-74. Culick V.C.(1998).MagmaticIntrusions & a hydrotherm.origin for fluv. valleys on Mars, JGR 103, I 9.365- i 9.388 Gulick V.C., et al. (1997).Effects & lif'etimesof ocean-inducedCO2 pulscson l\4als:hnplications for lLrvial valley formal.ion,Icarus, 130,68-86. ivloore J.M, Clorv G.D., Davis W.L., Gulick V.C., JankeD.R., McKay C.P.,Stoker C.R., and Zent A.P. (1995).The Circunr-Chryseregion as arl exampleof a hydrologiccycle on Mars: Geologicevidence and tlreorcticalevaluation, J. Geopltys.Res. 100, 5433-5448. 'ilaker V.R., Gulick V.C., I(argel J.S. (1993),Hydrology & 'uvaterresourccs of Mars. in Rcsourcesof Near-E,arthSpace. Lewis & lvlatthervs,eds. Univ. of AZ Press,Tucsott,765-i98. Komatsu G., Baker V.R., Guiick V.C. and Parker T.J. (1993), Venusianchauncls and valleys: Distributionarrd volcanological implications . Ic:arus 102, l-25. Baker V.R., KomatsuG., ParkerT.J., Gulick V.C., Kargel J.S.,and l,elvis J.S. (1992) Channeisand valleyson Venus:Preliminary analysis of Magellandata. J. Geophys.lles. 97,13421-13444. Baker V.R., Carr NI.Ii., Gulick V.C.,-+2.add'lauthors (1992). Channels & valley networlcs.in Mars. Kicffer, et al., eds. U. of AZ Press,Tucson, 493-522. Baker V.R., Strom R.G., Gulick \/.C., *3 add'l authors(1991) Ancient oceans,ice sheets& the hydrologicalcycle on Mars.Nattrre 352, 589-584. Grrlick, V.C. & Baker V.lt. (1990) Origin and evolution of valleys on Martian volcanoes.JGR 95, 14325-14344. GulickV.C. & BakerV.R. (1989)Fluvial valleys and Martian paleoclirnates. Nature 341,514-516. ENcycIoT,EDiA ARTICLESAND WoRKSHoP VoLUN{ES Gulick, V.C. amd M.T. Gudmundsson.(editors) (2000) Volcano/IceInteraction on E,arthand Mars Conference,Reykjavik, Iceland, August 13-18,2000,62p. Guiick, V.C. (editor)(1999) Second Mars SurveyorLanding Site Workshop, SUNY-Buffalo, Iune22-23, 1999,105p. Ciul;c;kV.C (editor)(1998) h4ars Sur-ve1'or 2C01 Landing Site Workshop. NASA-Ames ResearchCenter, January26-27, 1 99[3, 95p. Gulick, V.C. (editor) (1997) Mars 2005 SampleRehrm

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