This
is an area that show cases various research ideas and projects that I've
either worked on (as part of an institution or for curiousity's sake) or
have been a part of (such as a field assistant).
Click on the following links to learn more about the projects if you're interested.
Research ProjectsSchumaker, D., Environmental Conditions of the Tecopa Basin during the Pleistocene based on fossilized diatom assemblages below the Bishop Tuff, Senior thesis, San Francisco State University, Department of Geosciences, 2006.
Lackey, H., Schumaker, D., San Francisco Bay Area Fault Observations Displayed in Google Earth, Eos. Trans. AGU, 87 (52), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract ED43C-0948, 2006.
White, L.D., Gonzales, J., Schumaker, D., Williams, D., The Purisima Formation at Capitola Beach, Santa Cruz County, CA: A Deeper Examination of Pliocene Fossils, Eos Trans. AGU, 86, Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract ED43A-0845, 2005. [View Page]
Schumaker, D., Mapping the San Gabriel Mountains Bright Spot using Local Events, SCEC annual meeting, Palm Springs, CA, Sept. 19-22, 2004.. [View Page]
Schumaker, D., Rate of Sediment Influx into Lake Mead
from the Colorado River, thesis project, Cal State University, San Bernardino, 2003.
Sediment Cover and Lithologic Feedbacks in Bedrock Channels and Canyons, Joel Johnson (MIT), Dr. Kelin Whipple (MIT) and Dr. Leonard Sklar (SFSU) - Field assistant in the Henry Mountains, Utah in 2005.
Rate of deposition in travertine dams along Fossil Creek, Arizona, Brian Fuller (SFSU) - Field assistant, 2005.
Mapping beheaded stream channels along the San Andreas fault in Southern California, Reed Burgette (UOregon) - Field assistant, helped with digital mapping, 2003.
Monitoring elastic strain on the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults using GPS, Dr. Sally McGill (CSUSB) - Field assistant in Mojave Desert, 2003. [View website]
