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Curriculum VitaeDr. Robert E.
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Education 1958 Stanford University: B.S., 1955; M.S. 1958-59 Innsbruck University, Austria 1964 Princeton University: Ph.D. Professional Experience 1955-57 Officer, U.S. Air Force 1959-61 Geologist, Sunray DX Oil Co., Wyoming 1964-65 Research Associate, Princeton University 1965-66 Assistant Professor, University of California, Santa Barbara 1966-68 Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia 1968-1973 Associate Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz 1973 - 1994 Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz 1992-1994 Faculty Director, Education Abroad Program, U.C. Santa Cruz 1994-present Professor Emeritus, University of California, Santa Cruz 1994-95 Director, Geology & Paleontology Program, National Science Foundation 1995-96 Visiting Professor, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories 1996-present Adjunct Professor, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Honors 1958-59 Fulbright Scholar, University of Innsbruck, Austria 1972-73 Guggenheim Fellowship, University of Oxford (Fellow of Wolfson College), England 1981-82 Faculty Research Lecturer, University of California, Santa Cruz Elected 1981 Fellow, Geological Society of America Elected 1981 Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science 1984: President-elect, 1983; Past President, 1985President, Pacific Section, Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists 1985 Lewis G. Weeks Lecturer, Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1987 Fulbright Scholar, Bureau of Mineral Resouces, Canberra, Australia Visiting Lecturer for 1991 Japan National Oil Corporation 2000 Pettijohn Medal for Excellence in Sedimentology, Society of Sedimentary Geology Major Professional Experiences July-August 1969 Sedimentologist, Leg 6 of Deep Sea Drilling Project, Western Pacific 1970-71 Co-Investigator of lunar rocks returned by Apollo 12 mission 1970-72 Chairman, Earth Sciences Board, University of California, Santa Cruz 1973-76 Member of Budget Committee, University of California, Santa Cruz April-May 1975 Sedimentologist, Leg 42A of Deep Sea Drilling Project, Mediterranean Sea 1975-78 Chairman, Geosciences Training Committee, Circum-Pacific Council on Energy and Mineral Resources 1974-83 Consultant on energy resources to the Office of International Geology, U.S. Geological Survey 1976-79 Co-Investigator, N.S.F.-sponsored Egyptian-U.S. study of the origin and geologic history of the Red Sea 1978-79 Chairman of the Faculty, Stevenson College, University of California, Santa Cruz 1979-80 Chairman, Faculty Committee on Research, University of California, Santa Cruz February-July 1981 Visiting Professor, Scripps Inst. of Oceanography, September 1980 to February1981; The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel 1981-84 Member of Ocean Paleoenvironment Panel, Deep Sea Drilling Project 1982-84 Associate Editor, Journal of Sedimentary Petrology Member, Grant Review Panel for Programs in Paleontology-Stratigraphy and Surficial Geology 1982-85 Division of Earth Sciences, National Science Foundation 1983-86 Co-Investigator, U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation study of sedimentary phosphorites in the Middle East 1986-89 (liaison to Western Pacific Regional Panel, 1988-89) Member of Sediments and Ocean History Panel, Ocean Drilling Program October-December 1986 Sedimentologist, Leg 112 of Ocean Drilling Program, Perú Margin 1990-1993 Member, U.S. Science Advisory Committee for the Ocean Drilling Program of USSAC Executive Committee, 1991-93 1990-present Member of the Editorial Board, Atlas Series on Sedimentary Structures, Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM). 1993-96 Member of the Sedimentary Geochemistry and Processes Panel, Ocean Drilling Program 1993-98 Vocal (Counselor), Sociedad Geológica de Peninsular, Baja California, México 1998 Professor, Semester at Sea, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Spring Voyage 1998-2001 Associate Editor, GEOLOGY 1999-2002 Member of the Adisory Board, Petroleum Research Fund of the American Chemical Society PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Professional Organizations
Fields of Scientific Interests
Current Research Projects
Selected Publications: 106 PUBLICATIONS AND 10 EDITED BOOKS, OF WHICH THE FOLLOWING ARE TYPICAL 1. R.E. Garrison, M. Kastner, and C.E. Reimers, Miocene phosphogenesis in California, In Burnett, W.C. and Riggs, S.R. (eds.), Phosphate Deposits of the World, Vol. 3, Neogene to Modern Phosphorites: Cambridge University Press, Ch. 23, p. 285-299. 1990 2. C.E. Reimers, M. Kastner, and R.E. Garrison, The role of bacterial mats in phosphate mineralization with particular reference to the Monterey Formation, ibid, Ch. 24, p. 300-311. 1990 3. M. Kastner, R.E. Garrison, Y. Kolodny, C.E. Reimers and A. Shemesh, Coupled changes of oxygen isotopes in PO4 3- and CO32- in apatite, with emphasis on the Monterey Formation, California, ibid, Ch. 25, p. 312-324. 1990 4. R.E. Garrison, and M. Kastner, Phosphatic sediments and rocks recovered from the Peru Margin ODP Leg 112 : Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, Volume 112, p. 95-134. 1990 5. M. Kastner, H. Elderfield, J.B. Martin, E. Suess, K. Kvenvolden, and R.E. Garrison, Diagenesis and interstitial-water chemistry at the Peruvian continental margin-major constituents and strontium isotopes, ibid, p. 413-440. 1990 6. D. El-Sabbagh and R.E. Garrison, Silica diagenesis in the Santa Cruz Mudstone (Upper Miocene), La Honda Basin, California, in Garrison, R.E. et al. (eds), Geology and Tectonics of the Central California Coastal Region, San Francisco to Monterey: Pacific Section AAPG Volume and Guidebook, Book GB67, p. 123-132. 1990 7. R.E. Garrison, Pelagic and hemipelagic sedimentary rocks as source and reservoir rocks, in Brown, G.C., Gorsline, D., and Schweller, W.J. (eds.), Deep-Marine Sedimentation: Depositional Models and Case Histories in Hydrocarbon Exploration and Development: Pacific Section SEPM, Short Course Volume 66, p.123-149. 1990 8. K.B. Fˆllmi and R.E. Garrison, Phosphatic sediments, ordinary or extraordinary deposits? The example of the Miocene Monterey Formation (California), in Mueller, D., McKenzie, J., and Weissert, H. (eds.), Controversies in Modern Geology: Academic Press, Ch. 5, p. 55-84. 1991 9. K.B. Fˆllmi, R.E. Garrison, and K. Grimm, Stratification in phosphatic sediments: Illustrations from the Neogene of California, in Einsele, G., Ricken, W., and Seilacher, A. (eds): Cyclic and Event Stratification, Springer Verlag, Berlin, p. 492-507. 1991 10. K.B. Fˆllmi, R.E. Garrison, W.J. Kennedy, F. Zambrano-Ortiz, P.C. Ramirez, and B. Lehner, Stratigraphy, sedimentology, and paleontology (Ammonoidea, Palynomorphs) of phosphate-rich sequences in the Upper Cretaceous of Tausa and Iza, Colombia: Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology , v. 93, p. 151-182. 1992 11. L.D. White, R.E. Garrison, and J.A. Barron, Miocene intensification of upwelling along the California margin as recorded in siliceous facies of the Monterey Formation and offshore DSDP sites, in Summerhayes, C. P., Prell, W. L., and Emeis, K.C. (eds.). Evolution of Upwelling Systems Since the Early Miocene: Special Publication, Geological Society (London), p. 429-442. 1992 12. R.E. Garrison, Neogene phosphogenesis along the eastern margin of the Pacific: Revista Geologica de Chile, v. 19, p. 91-111. 1992 13. R.E. Garrison, Neogene lithofacies and depositional sequences associated with upwelling regions along he eastern margin of the Pacific, in Tsuchi, R. and Ingle, J.C. (eds.), Pacific Neogene: Environment, Evolution and Events. Univ. of Tokyo Press, Tokyo, p. 43-68. 1992 14. C.R. Glenn and others (incl. R.E. Garrison), Phosphorous and phosphorites: sedimentology and environments of formation: Ecologae geol. Helvetica, v. 87, p. 747-788. 1994 15. G.M. Filipelli, M.L. Delaney, R.E. Garrison, S. Khan Omarzai and R.J. Behl, Variability of phosphorus accumulation and the controls on phosphogenesis in a Miocene low oxygen basin: the Monterey Formation, California. Marine Geology, v. 116, p. 419-430. 1994 16. Y. Kolodny and R.E. Garrison, Sedimentation and diagenesis in paleo-upwelling zones of epeiric sea and basinal settings: a comparison of the Cretaceous Mishash Formation of Israel and the Miocene Monterey Formation of California, in Iijima, A., Garrison, R.E. and Abed, A.M. (eds.), Siliceous, Phosphatic and Glauconitic Sediments of the Tertiary and Mesozoic: Symposium Volume, 29th International Geological Congress (Kyoto), VSP International Science Publishers, Zeist, The Netherlands, p. 133-157. 1994 17. R.J. Behl and R.E. Garrison, The origin of chert in the Monterey Formation of California (USA), ibid, p. 101-132. 1994 18.R.E. Garrison, B.W. Hoppie, and K.A. Grimm, Phosphates and dolomites in coastal upwelling sediments of the PerÙ margin and the Monterey Formation (Naples Beach Section), California, in Hornafius, J.S. (ed.), Field Gudie to the Monterey Formation between Santa Barbara and Gaviota, California: Pacific Section, Amer. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists Guidebook GB-17, p. 67-84. 1994 19. P.C. Ramirez and R.E. Garrison, Stratigraphy of fine-grained facies of the Sisquoc Formation, Santa Maria Basin, California: paleoceanographic and tectonic implications: U.S. Geological Survey Bull. 1995-U, 15 p. 1998 20. I.W. Aiello, D.S. Stakes, M. Kastner, and R.E. Garrison, Carbonate vent structures in the Upper Miocene Santa Cruz Mudstone at Santa Cruz, California, in Garrison, R.E., Aiello, I.W., and Moore, J.C. (eds.), Late Cenozoic Fluid Seeps and Tectonics Along the San Gregorio Fault Zone in the Monterey Bay Region, California: Pacific Section American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Volume and Guidebook GB-76, p. 35-51. 1999 21. B.J. Thompson, R.E. Garrison, and J.C. Moore, A Late Cenozoic sandstone intrusion west of Santa Cruz, California: fluidized flow of water- and hydrocarbon-saturated sediments, in Garrison, R.E., Aiello, I.W., and Moore, J.C. (eds.), Late Cenozoic Fluid Seeps and Tectonics Along the San Gregorio Fault Zone in the Monterey Bay Region, California: Pacific Section American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Volume and Guidebook GB-76, p. 53-74. 1999 22. J.C. Moore, R.E. Garrison, I.W. Aiello, BJ. Thompson, D.S. Stakes, and K.A. Salamy, Field Trip No. 1, Modern and ancient fluid seep systems in the Monterey Bay Region, California: surface and subsurface observations, in Garrison, R.E., Aiello, I.W., and Moore, J.C. (eds.), Late Cenozoic Fluid Seeps and Tectonics Along the San Gregorio Fault Zone in the Monterey Bay Region, California: Pacific Section American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Volume and Guidebook GB-76, p. 93-117. 1999
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