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David J. Crossley Professor of Geophysics Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences |
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Academic History
1963-1966. University of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. B.Sc. Physics.
1967-1969. University of British Columbia, M.Sc. Geophysics.
1969-1973. University of British Columbia, Ph.D. Geophysics.
1973-1976. Postdoctoral Fellow / Research Associate, Department of Physics, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
1976-1995. Assistant, Associate and Full Professor of Geophysics, Departments of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, McGill University.
1995-2004: Professor of Geophysics and Department Chair, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Saint Louis University.
2004 - now: Professor of Geophysics, Saint Louis University.
Research
I am willing to supervise graduate students in the following areas:
GGP - Global Geodynamics Project - time variations of gravity
Global Earth dynamics, including Earth rotation and normal modes
Although I am no longer publishing in the following areas, I maintain a continuing interest in Applied geophysics and Magnetic field reversals
I have several computer programs for geophysics, e.g. PLOTP for tidal processing and display, and several programs written for an applied geophysics lab, e.g. RAYAMP for 2-D refraction profiling. These were developed for MS-DOS and have now been converted to Windows.
Solid Earth Tide program
Publications and Links
A listing of most of my research output can be found at allpubs
Seismic Refraction Photos slu_sites05.ppt
Links to Individual Papers
Link to Electronic Supplement for 0S0 paper
Link to Test Data for SG Processing
Link to GGOS papers
Teaching
Course EAS-455 Gravity and Magnetics Exploration. Last taught Fall 2004.
Other Academic Interests
Comments on the Core Curriculum at Saint Louis University - an essay written for the SLU faculty forum, April 2001. Original Version
Family and Personal
I have a wonderful wife, Donna, and two children, Kristian (25) and Anna (24).