Grants
The following research grants are currently held by faculty members in the department.
| Principal Investigator | Source | Year | Project Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jerry P. Fairley | USDOE/LDRD | 2012-2015 | Development of Fractured Reservoir Cooling Software for the Geothermal Industry |
| Jerry P. Fairley | NSF/EAR | 2013-2015 | Collaborative Research: Constraining Heat Flux from the Shallow Geothermal System, Yellowstone Caldera, Wyoming |
| Jerry P. Fairley | USDOE/LDRD | 2009-2012 | Prediction and Monitoring of CO2 Behavior in Deep, Reactive Geologic Formations |
| Jerry P. Fairley | EERE/USDOE | 2012 | Evaluating the Geothermal Potential of the Snake River Plain, Idaho |
| Dennis J. Geist | NSF | 2012-2016 | Accomplishment-based Research: Interdisciplinary Studies of the Galapagos Earth System |
| Dennis J. Geist | NSF | 2009-2012 | Collaborative Research: Boiling-over Pyroclastic Flows |
| Simon A. Kattenhorn | NASA | 2011-2013 | Fault System Evolution on Mars and Insights from Terrestrial Analogs |
| Simon A. Kattenhorn | NASA | 2012-2015 | Surface Features and Tectonic Histories on Enceladus and Dione: A Comparative Analysis |
| Simon A. Kattenhorn | NSF | 2011-2014 | Collaborative Research: Testing the Role of Magma and Related Fluids in Early-Stage Rifting, East Africa |
| Simon A. Kattenhorn | NASA | 2008-2012 | Beyond Tiger Stripes: An analysis of faults and fractures on Enceladus and implications for the tectonic and tidal stress history |
| Simon A. Kattenhorn | NASA | 2012-2015 | An Integrated Study of the Evolution of Cerberus Fossaw, Mars: Fracture Mechanics, Volcanology, and Megafloods |
| Simon A. Kattenhorn | NASA-OPR | 2010-2013 | Global Patterns of Tectonism on Titan (co-PI). |
| Jim Osiensky | PBAC | 2009-2013 | Groundwater Tritium Study |
| Jim Osiensky | PBAC | 2009-2013 | Grande Ronde Aquifer Study |
Student grants:
| Student | Year | Grant/Award |
|---|---|---|
| Jessica Osterloh | 2011 | Hill Undergraduate Research Award |
| Curtis Johnson | 2012 | Hill Undergraduate Research Award |
| Kim Miles | 2012 | Hill Undergraduate Research Award |