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Jennifer N. Adleman U.S.Geological Survey Alaska Science Center Alaska Volcano Observatory 4210 University Drive Anchorage, AK 99508 Office phone (907) 786-7019 Office fax: (907) 786-7425 USGS email: jadleman@usgs.gov Personal email: jenn@adleman.net AVO Staff Page USGS Biosketch Community Service |
Objective Education Grants, Scholarships and Distinctions Memberships Employment Technical Experience Publications Presentations Field Experience Training and Certification Please Email for References |
As an educator, communicator, scientist, researcher and field technician I can bring facets of each of these to an organization. I offer a diverse and strong background in facilitating geologic field work, maintaining records and logs, processing data and communicating to the public, science educators, internal staff and external cooperators. For over a dozen years I have worked in both the public and private sector, representing each professionally, cordially and effectively. I am seeking a permanent, full-time, professional position in Alaska utilizing my skill set in geoscience communications, education and outreach; public affairs, interagency coordination and hazard mitigation. My current, term position with the USGS Alaska Science Center at the Alaska Volcano Observatory ends in May of 2009. |
| • | MS Volcanology,
University of Alaska Fairbanks, AK (Thesis Research) (PDF Thesis) |
2005 |
| • | BS Geological Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, WA | 2000 |
Grants, Scholarships and Distinctions
| • | SISNAR Intern Supervisor | USGS Student Interns in Support of Native American Relations supervisor of, "Alaska Volcano Observatory’s Proactive Approach to Volcanic Hazards Communications with Native Communities ". Intern- S. Aarons. | 2008 |
| • | USGS STAR Award (C-3. Special Thanks for Achieving Results) |
Recognizes leadership and significant contributions to the successful 20th anniversary celebration of the Alaska Volcano Observatory held in Anchorage, AK in April.Commended for vision and execution of such a high-profile event. | 2008 |
| • | USGS STAR Award | Contribution to the successful response to the 2006 Augustine eruption - moving easily between these different roles - scientist, spokesperson, technical consultant, crew chief, courier - establish and adjusting protocols and working relationships as the situation evolved. | 2006 |
| • | USGS STAR Award |
Facilitating informational sessions held to inform the Acting Director of the USGS about the breadth of science activities and diversity of management issues requiring science input in Alaska. | 2005 |
| • | Kamchatka International Volcanological Field School | Invitee to attend NSF funded International Field Course to Mutnovsky and Gorely volcanoes, Kamchatka, Russia and the 4th Workshop of JKASP (Japan-Kuril-Aleutain Subduction Processes), Petropavlovsk Kamchatka, August 21-27, 2004. | 2004 |
| • | Geological Society of Alaska Scholarship | Received scholarship for students studying at Alaskan universities to complete my thesis laboratory analysis at IVIS. | 2004 |
| • | Geophysical Society of Alaska Scholarship | Awarded to me in recognition of my dedication to the study and practice of Geophysics in Alaska and about Alaska for GAC-MAC Remote Sensing Workshop attendance costs. | 2004 |
| • | Alaska QRC Travel Grant | Awarded Alaska Quaternary Center Travel Grant to assist in attendance at the Annual AGU Fall Meeting 2003. | 2003 |
| • | UAF Grad School Travel Grant | Awarded to assist in attendance at the Annual AGU Fall Meeting 2003. | 2003 |
| • | COV III NSF Student Workshop | Invitee to attend NSF funded student workshop around the Cities on Volcanoes III meeting in Hilo in Hilo during July 2003. | 2003 |
| • | The
Jack Kleinman Grant for Volcano Research |
The Grant awarded to me to memorialize the attributes embodied by Jack Kleinman, a USGS employee who died in a kayaking accident in 1994 to support my field research costs. | 2003 |
| • | Geophysical Society of Alaska Scholarship | Awarded to me in recognition of my dedication to the study and practice of Geophysics in Alaska and about Alaska for fieldwork costs. | 2003 |
| • | UAF Geophysical Institute Student Travel Grant | Used to attend Cities on Volcanoes III meeting in Hilo in Hilo during July 2003. | 2003 |
| • | Geohammer Award | University of Washington, Department of Geological Sciences, Seattle, WA | 2001 |
| • | National Association of Government Communicators (NAGC) | 2008— |
| • | Geological Society of America (GSA) | 2006 |
| • | Alaska Science Teachers Association (ASTA) | 2005 - 2006 |
| • | Massachusetts Earth Science Alliance (MESA) | 2004— |
| • | International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI) | 2004— |
| • | American Geophysical Union (AGU) | 1999— |
U.S. Geological Survey Alaska Science Center , Alaska Volcano Observatory , Anchorage AK (USGS Biosketch ) (AVO Staff Web page)
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| University of Alaska Fairbanks, Department of Geology and Geophysics, Fairbanks AK
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| Alaska Volcano Observatory, (AVO) U.S. Geological Survey, Alaska Science Center, Volcano Hazards Team, Anchorage, AK (ETI contractor)
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| Northern California Earthquake Hazards Team, U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA (ECO contractor)
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| Isotope Geochemistry Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, WA Student ResearcherPrepared and analyzed rock and sea water samples for isotopic composition using ion exchange chemistry under clean lab conditions and thermal ionization mass spectrometry. My research focused on measuring Sr isotopic ratios of anhydrites from hydrothermal black smokers along the Juan de Fuca Ridge in conjunction with the UW School of Oceanography, Astrobiology Program, WA, RIDGE, and the American Museum of Natural History, NY. Lab work included use of Excel spreadsheets, fabricating and maintaining laboratory tools and testing equipment, writing detailed documentation on laboratory procedures for use by future students and employees and training new students and employees on laboratory procedures, safety and analyses. |
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| Mathsoft (formerly Mathsoft Engineering & Education,
Inc.) Cambridge, MA acquired by PTC (Parametric Technology Corporation) Needham, MA |
1998 - 2000 |
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| Alaskaguidebook.com, Homer, AK
Travel Writer and Photographer Contributed travel writing and photography for the southwestern Alaska portion of Alaskaguidebook.com |
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| High Pressure Experimental
Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, WA |
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| Katmai National Park and Preserve, National Park Service, King Salmon, AK Interpretive Park RangerDeveloped, prepared, and presented interpretive slide-programs and hikes for park visitors. I developed the curriculum for the interagency webcast: Journeys to Alaska: The Power of Volcanoes, on which I appear as a Guest Ranger. I prepared and conducted staff training focusing on the geology of the Park, and the volcanology of the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes; enforced National Park safety and permit regulations including bear / human interaction, fishing and backcountry preparedness and conducted backcountry patrols in wilderness, park and preserve units, including Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes Volcanic zone and Alagnak National Wild and Scenic River. |
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Adleman, J.N., Cameron, C. E., Snedigar, S. F., Neal, C. A. and K.L. Wallace, 200X,Outreach and Public Communications Strategies at the Alaska Volcano Observatory during the 2005-2006 Eruption of Augustine Volcano, Cook Inlet, Alaska: In review for collective Augustine 2005-6 response volume - Chapter X of USGS Professional Paper.
Adleman, J.N., and Snedigar, S., 2007, The Alaska Volcano Observatory's information management systems during the 2006 eruption of Augustine Volcano, Cook Inlet, Alaska [abs.]: Cities on Volcanoes 5 Conference, Abstract volume, Shimabara, Japan, abstract number 31-O-05.
Neal, C., Wallace, K. and Adleman, J.N, 2007, An ash fall atlas poster for volcanic hazard education in the U.S.[abs.]: Cities on Volcanoes 5 Conference, Abstracts volume, Shimabara, Japan, abstract number 32-P-07.
Adleman, J.N., 2007, Alaska's volcano teaching kit: building awareness of volcanic hazards through state-wide science education [abs.]: Cities on Volcanoes 5 Conference, Abstract volume, Shimabara Japan, abstract number 32-P-16.
Adleman, J.N., Snedigar, S., and Wallace, K., 2006, Alaska Volcano Observatory: outreach, education, and communication, one eruption at a time [abs.]: Geological Society of America Abstracts with Program, v. 38, n. 7, p. 516.
Adleman, J.N., 2006, Response of the Alaska Volcano Observatory to public inquiry concerning the 2006 eruption of Augustine Volcano, Cook Inlet, Alaska [abs]: Eos fall meeting supplementary, Eos, v. 87, n. 52, abstract V41F-02.
Adleman, J.N. USGS, NPS Educate the Public on the Risks, Wonders of Alaska’s Volcanoes in, "People, Land and Water" Jennifer N. Adleman, USGS Alaska Science Center, 11-10-06.
Adleman, J.N., Augustine Volcano - Shake, Rattle and Roll On! In Spring 2006 Newsletter of the Alaska Science Teachers Association. pp 2-3. (PDF)
Adleman, J.N., J.F. Larsen, M.S. Ramsey, R.G. McGimsey, and C.A. Neal, Analysis of composition and chronology of dome emplacement at Black Peak, Alaska utilizing ASTER remote sensing data and field-based studies. Abs. Vol. Abs. s08c_pf_165. IAVCEI General Assembly, Pucon Chile. November 2004. (PDF)
Adleman, J.N., J.F. Larsen, M.S. Ramsey, R.G. McGimsey, and C.A. Neal, Analysis of composition and chronology of dome emplacement at Black Peak, Alaska utilizing ASTER remote sensing data and field-based studies. Abs. Vol. IV International Biennial Workshop on Subduction Processes emphasizing the Japan-Kurile-Aleutain Arcs. August 2004.
Adleman, J.N., J.F. Larsen, M.S. Ramsey, R.G. McGimsey, and C.A. Neal, Analysis of composition and chronology of dome emplacement at Black Peak, Alaska utilizing ASTER remote sensing data and field-based studies. Eos Trans. AGU, 84 (46), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract V31G-07, 2003.
McGimsey, R.G., C.A. Neal, J.N. Adleman, J.F. Larsen, and M.S. Ramsey. Black Peak Caldera, Alaska: Preliminary investigations of the ~4600 BP caldera-forming eruption and subsequent post-caldera activity. Eos Trans. AGU, 84 (46), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract V42B-0342, 2003.
Ramsey, M.S., J.
Dehn, J.N. Adleman, J.F. Larsen, R.G. McGimsey, C.A. Neal, R. Wessels,
Deciphering
silicic dome emplacement processes in the northern Pacific: Quantitative analyses
of high resolution satellite and field-based data. Eos Trans. AGU, 84
(46), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract V51F-0346, 2003.
Adleman, J.N. and Kearney, C. Lava Flow Discrimination
at Okmok Caldera, AK Using Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper +. Cities
on Volcanoes III, Hilo, HI. July 14-18, 2003 Abstract Volume.
Adleman, J.N.. The Great Eruption of 1912 in Alaska Park Science:
Connections to Natural and Cultural Resources in Alaska's National Parks.
NPS, DOI, Alaska Support Office. 2002. (PDF)
Recent engagements are posted at:
• USGS Alaska Science Center Highlights
Past engagements include:
• Katmai
National Park and Preserve, September 2003
The Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes: Then and Now
• Cities on Volcanoes
III, July 2003
Lava flow discrimination at Okmok caldera, Alaska using Landsat 7 ETM+
• Hawaiian Volcano Observatory,
January 2003
Lava flow discrimination at Okmok caldera, Alaska using Landsat 7 ETM+
• Geophysical
Society of Alaska, September, 2002
Volcanoes of Alaska: Hazards and Monitoring
• Chugach Gem and Mineral Society
August, 2002
Volcanoes of Alaska: Hazards and Monitoring
• Alaska Public Lands Information
Center, Anchorage, AK August 2002
Volcano Hazards in Alaska
• Palmer Public Library June, 2002
Volcanology and Volcanoes of Washington and Alaska
• Alaska Natural
History Symposium, Spring, 2002
Volcanoes of Alaska: Hazards and Monitoring
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Mutnovsky and Gorely volcanoes, Kamchatka, Russia: J. Eichelberger, & P. Izbekov, UAFGI, D. Melnikov, Kamchatka State University | August 2004 |
| • | Black Peak caldera, southwestern Alaska: T. Neal, R. McGimsey, AVO , J. Larsen, UAFGI, M. Ramsey, UPitt | July 2003 |
| • | Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park and Big Island volcanics: B. Houghton, UH, C. Gregg, UH, A. Harris, UH, D. Swanson, HVO | July 2003 |
| • | Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, Katmai National Park, Alaska: J. Eichelberger, UAFGI/AVO | June 2003 |
| • | Basin and Range Deformation, ID: GPS Survey, Wayne Thatcher (USGS) | September 2001 |
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Northern San Andreas fault, CA: Fault Geology, Carol Prentice (USGS) | August 2001 |
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Freemont, CA: Paleoseismology on the Southern Hayward fault, Jim Lienkeamper (USGS) | August 2001 |
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Berkeley, CA: Cone Penetration Testing, Tom Noce (USGS) | June 2001 |
| • | Parkfield, CA: Two-color EDM (Electronic Distance Measuring) monitoring, John Langbein (USGS), Mark Zoback (Stanford) | June 2001 |
| • | Mammoth/Long Valley, CA: Field Geology - Tectonics and Volcanics, Dave Hill and Maggie Mangan (USGS) |
May 2001 |
| • | Siskiyou Mountains and Mt. Shasta, CA: Formation and eruption history, Bob Christiansen (USGS) | May 2001 |
| • | Klamath Mountains, CA: Straigraphy and formation , Gary Ernst (Stanford) | May 2001 |
| • | San Francisco Bay, CA: East Bay Faults, David Schwartz (USGS) | May 2001 |
| • | Kilauea, HI: Flow-field mapping, repair and reconnect GPS station, Maurice Sako (USGS), and map flows and straigraphy P`u`u `O`o, assist in lava tube sampling, Christina Heliker (USGS) | 2000 |
| • | Mauna Kea, HI: Xenolith collecting, for HVO/USGS | 2000 |
| • | Mauna Loa, HI: Eruption history and explosive deposit mapping, Frank Trusdell (USGS) | 2000 |
| • | Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, AK: Sample collecting, National Park Service Research Management, and Ash-flow Mapping, Wes Hildreth, Judy Fierstein (USGS), and Colin Wilson (IGNS, NZ) | 1998 |
| • | Western Montana: Structural Mapping and Field Geology, Stu McCallum (Univ. of WA) | 1998 |
| • | Records Management Awareness | 2008 |
| • | Orientation to the Privacy Act | 2008 |
| • | Federal Information Systems Security Awareness | 2008 |
| • | National Safety Council Wilderness First Aid | 2007 |
| • | American Heart Association Heartsaver AED | 2007 |
| • | Discrimination and Whistleblowing in the Workplace (No Fear) | 2007 |
| • | USGS Bear and Firearms Safety Training | 2007 |
| USGS Western Region Leadership Intensive | 2006 | |
| • | Interagency Aviation Training (A-106, A-113, A-108, A-105, A-101) | 2005-2006 |
| • | DOI/USGS Authorities Roles Responsibilities | 2005 |
| • | DOI/USGS Back Safety Lifting | 2005 |
| • | DOI Safety Occup. Health Overview | 2005 |
| • | DOI/USGS Hazard Communication | 2005 |
| • | USGS Ind. Hyg. Program Req. | 2005 |
| • | USGS Safety and Occ. Health Ov | 2005 |
| • | USGS Safety Pro. Requirements | 2005 |
| • | Unexploded Ordnance Awareness by USACE MMRP-MCX Safety Specialist | 2004 |
| • | Arctic Land Survival by Learn To Return Training Systems, Inc. (LTR) (PDF description ) | 2004 |
| • | Aviation Land Survival by Learn To Return Training Systems, Inc. (LTR) (PDF description ) | 2004 |
| • | Field Skills by Learn To Return Training Systems, Inc. (LTR) (PDF description ) | 2004 |
| • | UAF Drivers Safety | 2002 |
| • | UAF Lab Safety | 2002 |
| • | Hydrofluric Acid Handling Training | 2000 |
| • | American Sign Language | 1999 - 2000 |
| • | PADI Open-water SCUBA Certification | 1993 |
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