Graduate Research Assistant
Ema Parker employs marine electromagnetic (EM) methods in conjunction with other physical datasets to investigate fluid transport mechanisms at plate boundaries. She is particularly interested in exploring the role of lithosphere dynamics in New Blue Economy initiatives. Ema has a background in hydrographic sciences, mathematics and a long-time passion for working outdoors.
Interests
Marine Controlled Source Electromagnetic methods, marine magnetotelluric methods, geohazards, geofluid transport mechanisms, lithosphere-biosphere dynamics.
Supervisor
Sean Gulick
Academics
MS, Hydrographic Sciences, The University of Southern Mississippi, Stennis Space Center
BS, Mathematics, The University of Utah