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Curriculum Vitae

      Stefan W. Vogel

    born June 04, 1969 in Rottweil, Germany

    PH.D. Student

    Department of Earth Sciences
    University of California, Santa Cruz
    1156 High Street
    Santa Cruz, Ca, 95064
    USA
    e-mail: svogel@es.ucsc.edu


  Education

    January 2002 avancement to candidacy
    since July 2000 PH.D. student at Dept. of Earth Sciences, University of California - Santa Cruz
    July 2000 transfer to the Dept. of Earth Sciences, University of California - Santa Cruz
    August 1999 - June 2000 PH.D. student at Dept. of Geolog. Sciences, University of Kentucky
    October 1998 till July 1999 medical student
    1998 Staatsexamen (equivalent to combined Master’s) in Geographic (May 1998) and Sports (November 1998)

    Thesis: Snow cover dynamics and one dimensional energy fluxes at a site in the Schwarzwald (Blackforest; Germany).
    Institute of Physical Geography (IPG)
    November 1998 Examination  in Sports
    Mai 1998 Examination in Geography
    1996 Studying Mathematics
    1993 - 1998 Studying Geography and Sports.
    1991 - 1993 apprenticeship as carpenter
    1989 - 1991 military service
    1989 Final examination
    1988 - 1993 working experiences as a mechanician.


  Languages
    German (mother language), English (proficient written and spoken), French (basic), Spanish (basic)
Employments
    1991 - 1993      2 year apprenticeship as carpenter (Rottweil, Germany)
    1989 - 1991      military service (Germany)
    1984 - 1991      internship and working experiences as a mechanic (Rottweil, Germany)

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  Research

  General Interest

    Polar Regions, Antarctica, European Arctis,
    Glaciology, Climatology, Sedimentology, Paleoenvironment, Oceanography
    Remote Sensing, Computer Modelling, Fieldwork

  Research Location

    Antarctica:
      West Antarctic Ice Sheet
      Antarctic Peninsula

    Europe:
      Scandinavia : Abisko Region (Northern Sweden)
      Germany : Schwarzwald (Black Forest)

    North Amerika :
      Blue Glacier (Olympic Mountain N.P., Washington)
      Mt. Shasta (California)

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  Research Projects

    Glaciology :
    Thermodynamic of the West-Antarctic Ice Sheet - is the collapse of the West-Antarctic Ice Sheet at the end?

    The basal energy balance of Ice Stream C tributaries (West-Antarctica): Are ice stream tributaries a source or a sink of water?
    Development and implementation of numerical model to investigate spatial and temporal variation in the basal energy balance of Ice Stream C tributaries.
    Pi: Dr. S. Tulaczyk, Dept. of Earth Sciences, UC-Santa Cruz

    Geochemistry of ice, subglacial waters and sediments from the Base of Ice Stream C, West Antarctica and its implication on the stability of the West-Antarctic Ice Sheet.
    Combining isotopical and chemical analyzes with computer modeling to investigate the basal hydrological system and the thermal condition of Ice Stream C tributaries.
    Pi: Dr. S. Tulaczyk, Dr. S. P.-Anderson, Dept. of Earth Sciences, UC-Santa Cruz
    in cooperation with Dr. H. Engelhardt, Dr. B. Kamb (California Institute of Technology, Pasadena), B. Lanoil, M. Skidmoore (UC-Riverside), R. Scheerer (Northern Illinoi University,De Kalb)

    Provenance study of subglacial material from the West-Antarctic Ice Sheet
    Source determination of sediments using Nd/Sm isotopes ratios, Rb/Sr isotopes ratios and rare earth element analyzes.
    Pi: Dr. S. Tulaczyk, Dept. of Earth Sciences, UC-Santa Cruz

    Particle comminution and rock erosion by deforming subglacial till
    an experimental study to investigate the sustainability of deformable subglacial sediment beds.
    Pi: Dr. S. Tulaczyk, Dept. of Earth Sciences, UC-Santa Cruz

    Remote Sensing :
    The minimum extent of snow patches as a climatic indicator - usage of high resolution Landsat 7 Band8 for single band snow-cover classification (PDF-format)
    presented at the "4th International Symposium on Remote Sensing in Glaciology" - June 4-8, 2001 - College Park, Maryland, USA.

    Snow patch evolution of a low arctic site (Abisko, North Sweden)
    - Abstract from the Arctic Workshop at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado Boulder, March 16-18, 2000.


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  Research & Field Experience

    November 2000 - January 2001
    Mechanics of Ice Stream C - West-Antarctic Ice-Sheet - What causes Ice Streams to stop?
    Implementation of hot water ice drilling and insitue measurements of physical and hydrological properties of till.
    PI: B. Kamb, H. Engelhardt - California Institute of Technology

    September 2000
    Data collection for a digital elevation model of the bedrock topography at Blue Glacier - Olympic Mountain N.P., Washington
    PI: Dr. Tulazyck - University of California - Santa Cruz

    August 2000
    Reconstruction of past climatic variability from varved sediments in the Abisko Region (Northern Sweden)
    Lake sediment coring and water depth measurements.
    PI: S. W. Vogel - Geological Society of America - Student Research Grant ($1600)

    August 1996 - March 1997
    Snow cover dynamics and one dimensional energy fluxes at a site in the Schwarzwald (Blackforest; Germany).
    Preparation and implementation of a field campaign to measure meteorological and glaciological data for energy balance calculation by testing the energy budget model of Schneider.
    PI: Prof. Dr. H. Gossmann, Dr. C. Schneider - IPG - Albert Ludwigs University, Freiburg

    December 1995 - March 1996
    Participant of an expedition to the Argentine Base San Martin (Marguerite Bay, Antarctic Peninsula)
    Application of field methods in glaciological and climatological research.
    PI: Prof. Dr. H. Gossmann, Dr. C. Schneider - IPG - Albert Ludwigs University, Freiburg


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  Teaching Experience
    2002
    Teaching assistant for 'Oceanography'
    Main instructor James C. Zachos
    preparing and leading of a discussion and review session, grading of a final paper.

    2001
    Teaching assistant for 'Earth Catastrophies'
    Main instructor Thorne Lay
    preparing and leading of a discussion and review session, grading of a final paper.

    1999
    Course in cartography for Graduate Students
    Interpretation of Maps - preparation of graduate students for the Staatsexamen
    Albert Ludwigs University, Freiburg

    1998 - 1999
    Teaching assistant for course on polar regions. Lecture of paleo climatology, marine ecosystems and research history of the Antarctic.
    Albert Ludwigs University, Freiburg

    1998 - 1999
    Teaching assistant for undergraduate courses in climatology
    teaching of a undergraduate level course in climatology - planning of sections and preparing excercises in meteorology and climatology
    Albert Ludwigs University, Freiburg


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  Awards & Scholarships
    Mai 2002
    AGU student travel grant - $400 to attend the Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting in Wellington, New Zealand, 9-12 July 2002

    December 2001
    Outstanding paper award for poster presentation
    "The thermal regime at the base of the West-Antarctic Ice Stream Tributaries – is the Holocene decay of the West-Antarctic Ice-Sheet coming to an end?"
    2001 Annual Meeting, AGU, December 10-14, 2001, San Francisco.

    October 2001
    CODEP Student Research Travel Award - $ 500 Travel grant of the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, University of California Santa Cruz

    April 2000
    Geological Society of America - Research Grant of US$ 1600 by the Geological Society of America
    Varve chronology and past climatic variability of the Abisko Region (Northern Sweden) as an example for a mountainous, low arctic-site.

    April 2000
    Mc Farland Fund - Research Grant of US$ 600 by Department of Geology - University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
    Varve chronology and past climatic variability of the Abisko Region (Northern Sweden) as an example for a mountainous, low arctic-site.

    Januar 2000
    Travel grant for the oral presentation at the 30th International Arctic Workshop - March 16 -18, 2000
    Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder, Co, USA
    Minimum snow-cover extent and snow-cover dynamic of a low-arctic site (Abisko, North Sweden) derived from Landsat 7 images.

    July 1999
    Young Scientist Stipend - US$ 350 by the International Arctic Science Committee
    to cover parts of the travel expenses needed to attend the Advanced Study Course 'IRISEN Integrated Regional Impact Studies in the European North. Basic Issues, Methodologies and Regional Climate Models ' at Abisko Research Station of the Royal Swedish Academy, Abisko, Sweden


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  Publications
  Papers

    Vogel, S. W., S. Tulaczyk, and I. Joughin, (in press), Distribution of basal melting and freezing beneath tributaries of Ice Stream C, West Antarctica. (preprint with color figure)
    Proceedings of International Symposium on Fast Glacier Flow, June 10-14, 2002, Yakutat, Alaska, USA, Annals of Glaciology, 36.

    Vogel, S. W.(2002):The minimum extent of snow patches as a climatic indicator - use of high resolution Landsat 7 Band 8 for single band snow-cover classification.
    Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Remote Sensing in Glaciology, June 4-8, 2001, College Park, Maryland, USA, Annals of Glaciology, 34, 53-57.

    Vogel, S. W. & C. Schneider, 2000: One dimensional energy fluxes at a site in the Schwarzwald (Blackforest; Germany).
    Proceedings of the 14th Symposium on Boundary Layers and Turbulences - August 7-11,2000, AMS, 2000

    Vogel, S. (1997): Vertikale Wärmeflüsse und Schneedeckenentwicklung im Winter 1996/97 am Schauinsland bei Freiburg.
    Wissenschaftliche Arbeit zum Staatsexamen für das Lehramt an Gymnasien in Baden-Württemberg, Institut für Physische Geographie der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg. Betreuer: Gossmann, Schneider


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 Conference Presentations, Abstracts

  other Presentations
    Basal Conditions of West-Antarctic Ice Stream Tributaries
    Department for Geology and Environmental Geosciences, Northern Illinois University
    Special seminar talk September 11, 2002, Host Dr. R. Scherer

    Distribution of Basal Melting and Freezing underneath Ice Stream C Tributaries - Implication for the Holocene Decay of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.
    Department of Geography - University of Canterbury, Christchurch New Zealand
    Special seminar talk July 24, 2002, Host. Dr. W. Lawson

    Antarctica - a fascinating continent
    Presentation at a center for disabled people. July 11, 2002, Wellington, New Zealand

    Snow-cover dynamics and one dimensional energy balance of a snow-cover at the Schauinsland (Black Forest, Germany).
    Oral presentation - Alumni Symposium - April 15, 2000
    Department of Geological Sciences, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY USA


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    Specialized Courses
    4. to 16. July 1999
    Participation at the EU Course 'IRISEN - Integrated Regional Impact Studies in the European North. Basic Issues, Methodologies and Regional Climate Models ' at Abisko Research Station of the Royal Swedish Academy, Abisko, Sweden

    Summer 1999
    Course on Remote sensing (University of Freiburg)

    1.- to 8. March 1999
    Participation at the EU Course on ‘Snow in North European Environment’ of the Department of Geophysics, University of Helsinki and Arctic Center, University of Lapland at Helsinki and Lammi Biological Station, Finland.

    9. to 16. March 1999
    Participation at the EU Course ‘Glaciological Field Course’ of the Arctic Center, University of Lapland at Tarfala Research Station, Northern Sweden.

    7.-11. October 1996
    Participant at the 3rd. Snowmelt-Runoff Workshop at the Department of Geography, University Berne


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  Other experiences and interests
    since 1998
    CEC-Instructor for canyoning
    Instructor for skiing

    December 1998
    Preparation and implementation of an mountaineering expedition to Mt. Aconcagua (6961m / Argentine). Reaching the summit and rescuing an Argentine mountaineer.

    1997
    HTML programming and making Internet-sites for the IPG-Freiburg

    since 1997
    Instructor for rock climbing

    March 1996
    High altitude mountaineering in Argentine climbing, Mt. Cathedral (5335m) and participant in a rescue attempt at Mt. Aconcagua.

    since 1995
    Instructor for rafting (August 3rd 1995)
    IAGA-Instructor for Canyoning(August 1st 1995)
     

    1994
    Travel to Kenya (East-Africa) climbing to Mount Kenya and visiting a mission at Mbita (Lake Victoria)

    since 1993
    Guiding and teaching activities in rafting, kayaking, canyoning, climbing and skiing

    1992
    Participation at an expedition to caves in Kirgisia (East-Asia)

    since 1972
    Member of the German Mountaineering Club (DAV)
    Organizing mountaineering activities in the Alps.

 

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