Career Highlights

Received the Health Technology Innovations Award in Washington D.C. 2014 for "An Integrated Approach to real-time data analysis for changing ground conditions" from The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Office for the Mine Safety.

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Presented an inverse velocity landslide prediction model, using data from ground-based radar at the International Slope Stability Conference in Brisbane, Australia, in 2013.

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Successful prediction of a five million ton slope collapse, four days in advance of the failure using near real-time inverse velocity radar data, November 6, 2012, at the Bagdad AZ open-pit copper mine.

 

 

Granted Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) publication award, Latest Quaternary Fault Movement Along the Las Vegas Valley Fault System, Clark County, Nevada in May 2006.

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