David F Naar PhD has a broadbased background in marine geology and geophysicsHe earned a bachelor of arts degree in geology from UCSB in 1978 with an emphasis ingeophysics In 1990 he received ID: 414264
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http://dusk2.geo.orst.edu/djl/samoa/FBNMS_GISreprint.pdf David F. Naar, Ph.D., has a broad-based background in marine geology and geophysics.He earned a bachelor of arts degree in geology from UCSB in 1978 with an emphasis ingeophysics. In 1990 he received a doctoral degree in earth sciences from the ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography. In 1989 David accepted a position as an assistant professorat USF in the College of Marine Science (formerly a department of the College of Artsand Sciences). Since that time, he has remained active in mid-ocean research with anemphasis on microplate tectonics and hotspot-ridge interactions in the South Pacific. Hehas joined British, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Canadian, Swiss, and Germaninvestigators on several international multibeam mapping expeditions in the SouthPacific, including a French submersible investigations of an active volcano aboardIFREMERÕs deep submersible, Nautile. In the spring of 1999, David obtained aKongsberg Simrad EM-3000 multibeam system, through an Office of Naval Research(ONR) Defense University Research Instrumentation Program award, which has beenused to support ONR's HyCODE and Mine Burial & Scour studies. This system, alongwith sidescan and seismic systems, has been pooled together under a new Center forCoastal Ocean Mapping at USF, which David co-directs. He has served as an associateeditor for the Journal of Geophysical Research and Marine Geophysical Researches, and