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Collaborative Research: Making the San Andreas Fault at the Mendocino Triple Junction, Part II- Supplement. NSF Earthscope Program, 2010-2011, $27,583 to Rice. I am the lead PI on a collaborative project with E.D. Humphreys (U. Oregon), and R. Allen, (U.C. Berkeley). MRI-R 2 : Acquisition of Data Analysis and Visualization Cyber-Infrastructure for Computational Science and Engineering Applications (DAVinCI), NSF Office of Integrative Activities, 2010-2013, $2,928,889. Lead PI with 4 Rice co-PIs. Collaborative Research: Examining the Evolution of the Colorado Plateau and Its Relation to the Surrounding Tectonic Provinces Using USArray Data, 2009-2011, $144,465, to Rice. Collaborative project with M.S. Miller, USC. Upgrade of Computational Equipment for the Rice Earth Science Department, 2009-2012, NSF EAR Instruments & Facilities, $75,000, A. Levander, J. Morgan, A. Lenardic, R. Gordon, F. Niu. Collaborative Research: Program to Investigate Convective Alboran Sea System Overturn (PICASSO), NSF Continental Dynamics, 2008-2013, $721,797 to Rice. Lead-PI on a $3.72M collaborative project with C-T. Lee (Rice), E.D. Humphreys (U. Oregon), R. Evans and A. Chave (WHOI), J. Platt, T. Becker and M.S. Miller (USC). This project is being done in collaboration with a number of Spanish, German, and French institutions funded by the European national governments and the E.U. Collaborative Research: Making the San Andreas Fault at the Mendocino Triple Junction, Part II. NSF Earthscope Program, 2008-2010, $137,915 to Rice. Lead PI on a collaborative project with E.D. Humphreys (U. Oregon), and R. Allen, (U.C. Berkeley). Collaborative Research: Making the San Andreas Fault at the Mendocino Triple Junction, NSF Earthscope, 2007-2008, $74,236. Lead PI on a collaborative project with E.D. Humphreys (U. Oregon), and R. Allen (U.C. Berkeley). Collaborative Research: Crust-Mantle Interactions During Continental Growth and High-pressure Rock Exhumation at an Oblique Arc-Continent collision Zone: SE Caribbean Margin, NSF Continental Dynamics, 2006-2008, $22,315 to Rice. Renewal: Collaborative Research: Crust-Mantle Interactions at an Oblique Arc-Continent Collision Zone: The SE Caribbean Plate Boundary, NSF Continental Dynamics, 2006-2008. $319,474. I am lead PI on an $800,000 renewal involving 10 PI’s from 5 institutions. CMG Research: Adjoint, Migration, and Velocity Analysis Methods for Imaging the Upper Mantle: Theory and Application, NSF Geophysics and Math Programs, 2006-2009, $499,994 to Rice. A. Levander and W.W. Symes. Collaborative Research: Imaging Science Workshops for USArray, Earthscope Program, 2005-2009, $99,892 to Rice. A. Levander, G. Pavlis (Indiana), R. Aster (NM Tech), and S. Rondenay (MIT). Collaborative Research: The Cenozoic history of the western U.S. – A data integration strategy for Earthscope, NSF Earthscope, 2004-2005, $59,049 to Rice. Collaborative project with G. Nolet (Princeton), E.D. Humphreys (U. Oregon), and S. van der Lee (Northwestern). 3D Seismic Experimentation and Advanced Processing/Inversion Development for Investigations of the Shallow Subsurface, DOE, Environmental Science and Management Program, 2003-2006, $599,561 to Rice. A. Levander and C.A. Zelt. Collaborative Research: CMG Research: Statistical Seismic Imaging, NSF Geophysics and Math Programs, 2002-2005. $356,000 to Rice. A. Levander and W.W. Symes at Rice, with an additional award to S. Minkoff at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Collaborative Research: ITR Research: GEON- A Research Project to Create Cyberinfrastructure for the Geosciences, NSF ITR/Earth Sciences programs, 2002-2005, $136,469 to Rice. This award was a subcontract from UT El Paso, as part of collaborative project with numerous other institutions. Advanced high resolution seismic imaging, material properties estimation, and full wavefield inversion for the shallow subsurface, Department of Energy, 2002-2003, $36,482 to Rice. A. Levander, C.A. Zelt, and W.W. Symes Collaborative Research: Lithospheric structure and evolution of the Rocky Mountains: Phase II: NSF Continental Dynamics, 2002-2003, $62,000, to Rice. (Collaborative project involving 20 PIs from 12 institutions). Collaborative Research: Crust-mantle interactions during continental growth and high temperature rock exhumation at an oblique arc-continent collision zone: SE Caribbean Margin, NSF Continental Dynamics, 2001-2005, $1,513,500. (Lead PI on a $3.5M collaborative NSF project involving 11 PI’s from 6 institutions. The project is also in collaboration with FUNVISIS, the Venezuelan national earthquake hazard program, which has received substantial funding from the Venezuelan government and PDVSA, the national oil company).
Collaborative Research: Lithospheric structure and evolution of the Rocky Mountains: Phase II: Geodynamic Processes, NSF Continental Dynamics, 2001-2002. $65,000 to Rice. I was a team member of a collaborative project involving 20 PIs from 12 institutions. Advanced high resolution seismic imaging, material properties estimation, and full wavefield inversion for the shallow subsurface, Department of Energy, 2000-2001, $215,645 to Rice. A. Levander, C.A. Zelt, and W.W. Symes. Major Research Instrumentation: Acquisition of a High-Performance Computer System for the Center for Computational Geophysics, NSF Earth Sciences, NSF Mathematics, and NSF Engineering and corporate partnership with Sun Microsystems, 1999-2001, $280,143, 1999-2001, (A. Levander, W.W. Symes, and R.G. Baraniuk). Advanced High Resolution Seismic Imaging, Material Properties Estimation, and Full Wavefield Inversion for the Shallow Subsurface, Department of Energy, 1997-2000, $550,100, (A. Levander, C. Zelt, W.W. Symes). Collaborative Research: Lithospheric structure and evolution of the western U.S.: CDROM: An integrated geological and geophysical investigation, NSF Continental Dynamics Program, 1997-2000, $535,000 Rice budget including REU. (I was a team member of a $2.7M collaborative project involving 20 PIs from 12 institutions). Renewal: The U.S. Deep Probe Experiment: Contrasting Cenozoic and Archean Mantle in Western North America, NSF Continental Dynamics, 1997-1998, $57,000. Upgrade of Department Computer System, NSF Earth Sciences Instrumentation & Facilities Program, R.G. Gordon, A. Levander, D.S. Sawyer, C.A. Zelt, J.B. Anderson, 1996-1998, $91,581. Supplement to: An Asthenosphere-Lithosphere Probe in North America, NSF Continental Dynamics, A. Levander, lead U.S. PI, 1996-1997, $52,913. Renewal of "Collaborative Research: Lithospheric evolution in response to triple junction migration: Seismic images of the Mendocino Triple Junction Region", NSF Continental Dynamics, 1996, $50,407. Supplement to: An Asthenosphere-Lithosphere Probe in North America, NSF Continental Dynamics, A. Levander, lead U.S. PI, 1996-1997, $52,913. Estimation of Crust-Mantle Heterogeneity in an Extended Phanerozoic Terrane: Combined Analysis of Seismic Reflection and Refraction Data from the Basin and Range, Western United States, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, 1996, $97,518. An Asthenosphere-Lithosphere Probe in North America, NSF Continental Dynamics, A. Levander, 1995- 1997, $499,248 to Rice University. I was lead U.S. PI on an $850,000 collaborative project involving 3 PIs from 3 U.S. institutions. This was a cooperative project with the Canadian Lithoprobe Program. Seismic Processing and Acquisition Equipment for the Rice Geophysics Program, NSF Earth Sciences Instrumentation, A. Levander & J.B. Anderson, 1994, $61,000. A Proposal for a Workshop on Investigations of Lithosphere Architecture and Development, NSF Geophysics, NSF Continental Dynamics, AFOSR Environmental and Mathematical Directorate, A. Levander, W. Mooney, L. Brown, and E. Humphreys, 1994, $44,962 to Rice. Collaborative Research: Lithospheric Evolution in Response to Triple Junction Migration: Seismic Images of the Mendocino Triple Junction Region, NSF Continental Dynamics, 1993-1996, $353,915 ($1.5M Collaborative project involving 5 PIs from 4 institutions). Quantitative Characterization of Crustal Heterogeneity: Implications for Seismic Wave Propagation, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, A. Levander, and J. Goff (UTIG), 1993-1996, $478,733 ($66,643 to UTIG, $412,090 to Rice) A High Resolution Piggyback Experiment for PACE 1992: Imaging Enigmatic Crustal Features in Southeastern California, NSF Seismology Program, 1992, $116,718 to Rice. This was a collaborative project with D.A. Okaya (USC). Acoustic-Elastic Wave Scattering from Realistic Seafloor Models: Three Dimensional and Visco-Elastic Modeling, Office of Naval Research, 1991-1992, $294,596. Characterization of Acoustic-Elastic Wave Scattering from Models of Heterogeneous Upper Oceanic Crust, Office of Naval Research, 1990-1992, A.R. Levander and S.A. Henrys, $213,445. Seismic Processing Equipment for the Rice Geophysical Computing Center, NSF Earth Sciences, 1990-92, A.R. Levander, D.S. Sawyer and S.A. Henrys, $80,005. Processing and Interpreting Data from the Brooks Range 1990 Seismic Experiment, NSF Seismology Program, 1991-1993, $130,895.
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