The Post-Earthquake Flow of Resources from the California Department of Education to Local Schools: An Organizational Problem

Project Description:
Intern(s): Donna Rathman
Mentor(s):

Ann Tanouye, Governor's Office of Emergency Services

Developing a Scientific Education Module for the Southern California Integrated GPS Network

Project Description:
Intern(s): Margaret Glasscoe
Mentor(s):

Andrea Donnellan, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

The Interaction of the Main Palos Verdes Fault with the Cabrillo Strand, Los Angeles, CA

Project Description:
Intern(s): Carmen von Stein
Mentor(s):

Thomas Rockwell, San Diego State University

Pleistocene to Recent Uplift of the Santa Monica Anticlinorium

Project Description:
Intern(s): Mandy Johnson
Mentor(s):

James Dolan, University of Southern California
Andrew Meigs, Oregon State University

Quaternary Geologic Mapping of the San Andreas Fault in San Bernardino

Project Description:
Intern(s): Jeni Tucker
Mentor(s):

Sally McGill, California State University, San Bernardino
Tim Ross, California State University, San Bernardino

Tectonic Geomorphology of the Mesa Hills, Santa Barbara Fold Belt, California

Project Description:
Intern(s): Marcy Davis
Mentor(s):

Edward Keller, University of California, Santa Barbara
Larry Gurrola, Graduate student

Analysis of Strong Motion Data Recorded at the Van Norman Complex

Project Description:
Intern(s): Gretchen Mullendore
Mentor(s):

Ralph Archuleta, University of California, Santa Barbara

Development of Data Base for Evaluating Earthquake Performance of Tile Roofing

Project Description:
Intern(s): Dawn Cheng
Mentor(s):

Yan Xiao, University of Southern California

Sea Floor Geologic Map of the Hanging Wall of the North Channel Slope Fault System between Santa Barbara and Ellwood Beach

Project Description:
Intern(s): Erik Bartsch
Mentor(s):

Bruce Luyendyk, University of California, Santa Barbara

Using Shallow Seismic Reflection for Fracture Zone Identification

Project Description:
Intern(s): Allan Tucker
Mentor(s):

William Doll, Oak Ridge National Laboratory