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David Dinter
Associate Professor / Lecturer of Geology & Geophysics
Contact: Office: 508 WBB
Phone: (801) 581-7937
Email: dinter@earth.utah.edu
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FIELD OF STUDY
Structural geology, Tectonics, Seismic hazards
BACKGROUND
- B.S. Geology, 1982, Stanford University
- M.S. Geophysics, 1982, Stanford University
- Ph.D. Geology, 1993, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
RESEARCH INTERESTS & PROJECTS
Paleoseismology of the East Great Salt Lake Fault; Development of Global lake Drilling Facility with Pilot testing in Bonneville Basin.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Colman, S.M., Kelts, K., and Dinter, D., 2001, Depositional history and neotectonics in Great salt Lake, Utah, from high-resolution seismic stratigraphy: Sedimentary Geology, 16ms. p., in press.
Dinter, D.A., Pechmann, J.C., Kelts, K., Schnurrenberger, D., Haskell, B., Valero-Garces, B., Nielson, D., Palacios-Fest, M., Kruger, N., Cohen, A., and Dean, W., 2000, Holocene paleoseismology of the East Great Salt Lake fault: Preliminary results of an integrated coring/high-resolution reflection seismic study of a submerged active normal fault: EOS, Transactiolns of the American Geophysical Union, v. 81 (Supplement), in press.
