Virtual Voyage: A Small Step in Providing a Research

ExperienceDonald L. Reed

Department of Geology, San Jose State University

http://oceansjsu.com

Student Profile

• Junior & Seniors

• Last Class - “Terminal Oceanography”

• First Generation University Student

• Older (“Experienced”)

• Working (Full-time & Part-time)

• Family

• Women

• Students as Citizens

• Students as Scientists

Themes

• Marine Fisheries

• Seafloor Visualization

• San Francisco Bay-Delta-Estuary

• Plate Tectonics, Earthquakes and Tsunamis

• Vent Ecosystems

• Seawater Properties

• Primary Productivity and Nutrients

• Ocean Circulation and Climate

• Paleoceanography - Ocean Drilling Program

• Research Grant Proposal

• National Science Foundation• MASTEP • Awards for Facilitating Geoscience Education• Virtual Voyage (DUE)• SJSU Center for Faculty Development & Support• SJSU International and Extended Studies (eCampus)

Funding

Virtual Voyage

Joining the Ship

Preparing to Depart

Leaving the Dock

Shipboard Scientific Meeting

• Three Navigational Hazards• Dredged Material Disposal Site• Map Distribution of Sediment Bedforms

Collecting a Survey

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San Francisco Bay Visualization

Data Interpretation

San Francisco Bay Visualization

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San Francisco Bay Voyage

http://oceansjsu.com/105d.html

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