Assistant Data

David Morrill Anderson

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NOAA National Climatic Data Center

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Boulder, CO 80305

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Email: abov2b@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION :

**** **.*. in Geological Sciences, Brown University

1989 M.Sc. in Geological Sciences, Brown University

1985 M.S. in Marine Sciences, San Jose State University

1981 B.Sc. in Biology, Tufts University

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HONORS AND RECOGNITION :

Department of Commerce Gold Medal, For exceptional leadership and environmental

stewardship in assessing the impacts of global climate change on the United States (with 7

others), 2010

NOAA Administrator.s Award, contributing to Climate Change Reports (with 22 others), 2008

Arthur Fleming Award for excellence in federal service (research), 2006

T.M. Harris Medal for best paper in palaeobotany 2004, Birbal Sahni Institute of

Palaeobotany, Lucknow, India

NOAA CIYA Award for Web Team Leadership, 2004

NOAA CIYA Award for web site re-design, 2003

NOAA Administrator's Award for excellence in scientific research, 2003

Editor's Citation for Excellence in Refereeing, American Geophysical Union

(Paleoceanography) 2000

Dept. of Commerce Sustained Superior Performance Award, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997,

1998,1999,2001,2002

Dept. of Commerce Silver Medal (1994)

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2004-presentBranch Chief, NOAA Paleoclimatology Branch, National Climatic Data Center

2004-presentDirector, World Data Center for Paleoclimatology,

Boulder

2003-presentAssociate Professor Adjoint, Department of Geological Sciences, University

of Colorado

2003-presentResearch Scientist III and Fellow, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research,

University of Colorado

2001-2002Assistant Professor Adjoint, Department of Geological Sciences, University of

Colorado

1993-presentGraduate School Faculty Member, University of Colorado

1993-2002Research Associate II, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of

Colorado

1992-2004Physical Scientist,

NOAA Paleoclimatology Program

1992-1994Adjunct Research Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina

1990-1991Postdoctoral Associate, University of South Carolina

1985-1989Teaching Assistant, Brown University

1985-1989Research Assistant, Brown University

1987 Sedimentologist, Ocean Drilling Program Leg 117

1983-1985Research Assistant, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories

1981-1983Outward Bound Instructor, Hurricane Island (experiential education) and sailing

instructor.

SERVICE :

2011 Mentor, Research Experiences in Solid Earth Sciences for Students (summer program

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2007-2009Panel Member, United States Advisory Committee, Integrated Ocean Drilling

Program

2006-2009

Executive Committee, Institute for Arctic and Alpine Research, University of

Colorado

2006-2007Co-Chair, Advisory Panel, CCSP Synthesis and Assessment Report on Abrupt

Climate Change

2002-presentMentor, Environmental Careers Organization

2002-2004 Advisory Panel Member, CHRONOS (Project to distribute Earth Sciences data)

2002-2003 Mentor, SACNAS E-Mentoring Program (teacher-scientist partnership, Society for

Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science).

2002 Advisor, National Research Council Fellowship Program

2000-2002Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology Committee, American Geophysical Union

1999-2000

Data Information Systems Steering Group, International Geosphere-Biosphere

Programme

1999-2000 Chair, Southern Ocean Working Group, International Marine Global Changes Study

(IMAGES).

1983-1986 Member of Scientific Measurements Panel, Joint Oceanographic Institutions for

Deep Earth Sampling

1997-1998Chair, Data Advisory Committee,

International Marine Past Global Changes

Program

1998-present

Data Advisory Committee, International Marine Past Global Changes Program

1997-presentWorld Wide Web Committee and Publications Committee, Institute for Arctic

and

Alpine Research, University of Colorado1992-present Reviewer of journal articles, NSF proposals (about 12 per year)

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS CONVEYNED :

2009 Ocean Acidification and Biogeochemical Cycles Thematic Working Group Meeting.

2007 Abrupt Climate Change Report Workshop, Climate Change Science Plan (with J.

McGeehin).

1998 Second Workshop on Global Paleoenvironmental Data, Boulder, USA (with R. Webb).

1993Global Paleoenvironmental Data, Bern, Switzerland (with J. Overpeck and R. Webb).

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS :

American Geophysical Union

American Society for Limnology and Oceanography

Geological Society of America

Oceanography Society

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FIELD EXPERIENCE :

Co-Chief Scientist, IMAGES V Cruise, Paleoceanography of the North Atlantic, Aug.-Sept.

1999

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Scientist, Genesis 03 Cruise, Paleoceanography of the SE Pacific (site survey for Ocean

Drilling Program), Feb. -April, 1997.

Principal Investigator on NSF-sponsored Field expedition to analyze hydrography and

oxygen isotope composition of coastal inlets in southern Chile, 1995.

Principal Investigator on NSF-sponsored "Research Experience for Undergraduates" Field

expedition to analyze hydrography and oxygen isotope composition of coastal inlets in

southern Chile, 1993.

Principal Investigator on NOAA-sponsored sediment trap deployment and recovery. (Pacific

Ocean, 1991-1994). Responsible for the deployment and recovery of ocean sediment traps and

moored instrument arrays.

Scientist, El Puma Cruise BAP91 (Gulf of California, February, 1991). Assisted in the

deployment of moored sediment traps, conducted hydrocasts and water sampling, assisted in

MOCNESS plankton sampling.

Sedimentologist, Ocean Drilling Program Leg 117 (Indian Ocean, August-October, 1987).

Responsible for core description, sediment analysis.

Conrad Cruise RC2704 (Indian Ocean, May-June, 1986). Assisted in seismic surveys, piston

and box coring, responsible for hydrocasts and plankton tows.

Assistant, VERTEX Leg 4 (North Pacific, June 1984). Assisted in hydrocasts and CTD

profiling, shipboard analysis of salinity, chlorophyll, dissolved oxygen.

GRANTS AND AWARDS :

2011 [NSF] Global Warming in an Independent Record [$40,000]

2009-2012 [NOAA] Applied Research Center for Paleoclimatology [$350,000], Lead PI, with

G. Wahl and C. Morrill.

2001-2009 [NOAA] Applied Research Center for Paleoclimatology [$350,000], Lead PI, with

C. Woodhouse.

2001-2005 [NOAA] Applied Research Center for Paleoclimatology [$350,000], Lead PI, with

C. Woodhouse.

1993. [NSF] Research Experience for Undergraduates Award: Hydrography and oxygen isotope

composition of inlets in southern Chile [$4,000]. Lead PI, with V. Markgraf.

1991-1993 (NSF) Planktonic foraminiferal response to oceanic upwelling and its

sedimentary record ($241,895). With R. Thunell (lead PI).

1987-1989 (USSAC) Support for O.D.P. Leg 117, Neogene Upwelling [$10,000].

PUBLICATIONS :

ABSTRACTS AND PRESENTATIONS :

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