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Institución co-patrocinadora del proyecto:
Nombre: State University of New York at Buffalo Dirección: 104 Wilkeson Quad, Buffalo, NY, 14261 Teléfono: 716-645-2722 Fax: 716-645-2329 Correo electrónico: [email protected]
Datos del investigador responsable: (Completar información anexando hoja de vida resumida, en no más de 2 cuartillas)
Nombre: Jorge V. Bajo Ocupación: PhD Candidate Dirección: 104 Wilkeson Quad, Buffalo, NY, 14261 Teléfono: 716-907-1400 Fax: 716-645-2329 Correo electrónico: [email protected]
Institución co-patrocinadora del proyecto:
Nombre: State University of New York at Buffalo State College Dirección: State University of New York at Buffalo State College Teléfono: 716-878-4000 Fax: 716-878-3182 Correo electrónico: [email protected]
Datos del investigador responsable: (Completar información anexando hoja de vida resumida, en no más de 2 cuartillas)
Nombre: Dr. Bettina Martínez-Hackert Ocupación: Assistant Professor Dirección: 1300 Elmwood Avanue, Buffalo, NY, 14222 Teléfono: 716-878-5005 Fax: 716-878-3182 Correo electrónico: [email protected]
Centro Nacional de Registros (CNR)
EL SALVADOR
DIRECCIÓN DEL INSTITUTO GEOGRAFICO Y DEL CATASTRO NACIONAL
NIT 0614051294-1 02-6 DIGCN/GST/065/14
San Salvador 25 de abril 2014
Dr. Rodrigo Barriga Vargas Secretario General Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia (IPGH) México, D.F.
Estimado Sr. Secretario General IPGH:
Me es grato dirigirme a Ud para saludarlo, y a la vez para informarle de nuestro aporte de respaldo al Proyecto "Continuación del Estudio sobre Diferencias Etnofisiográficas y Mapas de Perspectivas de Peligros Volcáncios de las Comunidades de Alrededor del Volcán de Santa Ana (El Salvador), propuesto por la Comisión de Geografía de la Sección Nacional de El Salvador, en el marco de los Proyectos 2015, y cuyo objetivo es reducir la vulnerabilidad de la población del área de influencia del volcán de Santa Ana, a través del incremento en el conocimiento de las diferencias que existen en la forma de ver y entender los accidentes geográficos y la producción de mapas de la zona.
Como Presidente de esta Sección Nacional, doy mi apoyo para que este proyecto sea de beneficio a las comunidades que se encuentran en zona de riesgo volcánico en este país, al mismo tiempo mejora la comunicación entre los grupos interesados en reducir los riesgos naturales.
Esperando que nuestro aporte sea de mucho beneficio para la ejecución del proyecto. Expreso a Ud las muestras de consideración y estima.
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la. Calle Poniente y 43 Av. Norte 42310, San Salvador, El Salvador C.A. Tel (503) 2513-8400, (503) 2254-9300, (503) 2200-5300, (503) 2200-5301
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JORGE V. BAJO
97 Springville Avenue, Buffalo, NY, 14226 | 716-907-1400 | [email protected]
EDUCATION
State University of New York at Buffalo Ph.D. in Geography, Graduation expected May 2011 2007-Present State University of New York at Buffalo Professional Science Management Advance Certificate in Environmental 2009-Present Geographic Information Systems State University of New York at Buffalo College 2006-2007 Education Courses State University of New York at Buffalo 2003 M.A. Spanish Linguistics Thesis: “The Use of the Subjunctive Mood Among Secondary School Students in Alicante, Spain” City University of New York- Baccalaureate 2000 B.A. in Mathematics and Spanish Honors: Cum Laude GRANTS Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia 2012-2013 Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia 2009-2010 Geospatial Partners (Grant) 2009 AWARDS AND SCHOLARDSH IPS VHub: Collaborative Research: Cyberinfrastructure for Volcano Eruption Summer 2010 Hazards modeling and Simulation The Abrahams/Woldenberg Fieldwork Scholarship 2010 2 nd Prize on Student Poster presentation at the BAPG, Buffalo, NY (Award) 2009 NSF grant to participate in the 2 nd Center for GeoHazards Studies Conference, 2009 Pasto, Colombia (Award) SUNY at Buffalo Teaching Assistantship, Dept. Geography (Scholardship) 2008 SUNY at Buffalo Teaching Assistantship, Dept. Modern Language (Scholardship) 2000-2002 John B. Post Memorial Award in Romance Languages, CUNY at Baruch (Award) 2000 Alfred Iacuzzi Prize, CUNY at Baruch (Award) 1999 Fundación CLARA ABBOTT (Scholarship) 1998 – 2000
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
VHub: Collaborative Volcano Research and Risk Mitigation 2010-present Member of the Developing team and the Education, Outreach and Training (EOT) Committee Help with the integration of GeoProMT in VHub and in charge of all materials for k-12th
grades and support of other members of the EOT Committee. Workshop organizer and instructor on VHub tools at the IUGG 2011 General Assembly, Melbourne, Australia. Journal of Coastal Conservation 2010-present Reviewer Center for GeoHazards Studies at State University of New York at Buffalo July 2008 – June 2010 Administrative Assistant In charge of organizing the Center’s Seminar Series as well as being the Office Manager, GIS Support Specialist, Webmaster, Communication liaison between different groups and its members, public relations for visitors and other responsibilities.
State University of New York at Buffalo Human Testing Certificated Spring 2008 Approved to conduct basic human testing by the IRB at SUNY at Buffalo
INVITED TALKS/LECTURES
State University of New York at Buffalo Fall 2010 Humanities, meet GIS. (?) This presentation and workshop was directed to humanities students with no prior knowledge of GIS.
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State University of New York at Buffalo May 2010 GIScience IGERT Conference: Representing Reality: Imagery in the Cognitive, Social and Natural Sciences Problems and Difficulties on Image Classification and Analysis after a Natural Disaster Invited panelist for “Use of Imagery in the Monitoring of Extreme Natural Events.” State University of New York at Buffalo State College Workshop: Introduction to GIS Spring 2009 This workshop was directed to professors with no prior knowledge of GIS. State University of New York at Buffalo State College Invited Lecturer, Geological Hazards Spring 2008 Invited Lecturer for Geological Hazards class to talk about the different types of danger’s related to volcanoes and especially about my work done on the Tungurahua Volcano.
PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS Bajo, J., Martinez-Hackert, B., Escobar, D., Gutierrez, E., 2011, “Titan 2D modeling and evaluation of Ilamatepec Volcano's 2005 eruption and pre-
1904 stratigraphy” , IUGG 2011 General Assembly, Melbourne, Australia. E. Gallant, Martinez-Hackert, B., Bajo. J., Escobar, D., Gutierrez, E., 2011, “Monitoring of Thermal and Hydrothermal Activity of Santa Ana Volcano
post-2005 Eruption”, IUGG 2011 General Assembly, Melbourne, Australia. Bajo, J., Renchsler, C., 2011, “A Cyberinfrastructure Tool to Support the Response to Extreme Events: The Tungurahua Volcano Community
Mitigation Case Study”, IUGG 2011 General Assembly, Melbourne, Australia. Escobar, D., Martínez-Hackert, B. , Bajo J. , Gutiérrez E., Polio, C, January 29th, 2011“Informe de la situación del Centro Escolar San Juan 1 y
monitoreo de la Laguna de Alegría, cráter del volcán Tecapa, Municipio de Alegría, Departamento de Usulután.” Open Report, Servicios Nacionales de Estudios Territoriales.
Bajo, J., García, C., Bowman, L., 2010, “Culture and Language Barriers in Volcanic Risk Mitigation: Observations from the Workshop "Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration in Volcanic Risk Mitigation at Galeras Volcano, Colombia.” AAG 2010 General Assembly, Washington D.C., USA.
García, C., Bowman, L., Wilmshurst, J., Ruin, I.,Escobar, R., Bajo, J., 2009, “Integrative efforts for DRR: experiences from the Workshop ‘Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration in Volcanic Risk Mitigation at Galeras Volcano, Colombia’.” Disaster Risk Reduction for Natural Hazards: putting research into practice. London, England.
Garcia, C., Bowman, L., Wilmshurst, J., Ruin, I., Escobar, R., Bajo, J., 2009, Experiences derived from the Participative Workshop: Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration in Volcanic Risk Mitigation at Galeras Volcano, Colombia.” Volcanoes, Landscapes, and Cultures. Catania, Italy.
Bajo, J., 2009, “Implementing GIS and Remote Sensing Technologies to Active Volcanoes for Mitigation and Mapping Purposes.” BAPG, Buffalo, NY. Bajo, J., Martinez-Hackert, 2009, “Titan2D Based Pyroclastic Flows Hazard Maps for Santa Ana Volcano, El Salvador.” AGU 2009 Joint Assembly,
Toronto, Canada. Bajo, J., Martinez-Hackert, 2009, “Validating and Comparing Results from the Tungurahua Volcano Case Study Using ASTER Image and TITAN 2D
Simulations.” AAG 2009 General Assembly, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Bajo, J., Martinez-Hackert, B. ,Renschler, C. , Sheridan, M. , 2008, “A case study of GIS-aided mitigation in the remote area of Tungurahua Volcano,
Ecuador: how to maximize output with minimal input data.” IAVCEI 2008 General Assembly, Reykjavik, Iceland, Conference Program, p I 27. Masters Thesis: “The Use of the Subjunctive Mood Among Secondary School Students in Alicante, Spain”
COMMUNITY OUTREACH Volcano Week 2009-present Volcano Week is a yearly event where I give several presentations and conduct activities about volcanoes and their different processes.
Geography Awareness Week November 2010 Conducted presentations to Pre-kindergarten to 4th grade students which ranged from introduction to geographical features to Hazards and the scientific method. Haiti Earthquake Damage Assessment Task Group January – February 2010 Participated on a collaborative project of the World Bank-Image Cat-RIT by helping with image analysis of the aftermath of the 2010 Earthquake that hit Haiti.
LANGUAGES
Spanish- Native Language English ,Valenciano and Catalan- speak fluently and read/write with high proficiency French- basic knowledge of the language
MEMBERSHIPS
Pan-American Institute of Geography and History (PAIGH) VHub: Collaborative Volcano Research and Risk Mitigation Center for GeoHazards Studies American Geophysical Union (AGU)
Western North America Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (WInSAR) American Association of Geographers (AAG) Landscape-based Environmental System Analysis & Modeling (LESAM)
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: Bettina Martinez-Hackert Department of Earth Sciences and Science Education Tel: (716) 878-6731 State University of New York, College at Buffalo Fax: (716) 878-4524 1300 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, New York 14222 e-mail: [email protected] (a) PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION Eberhardt-Karls Universitaet Tuebingen, Germany Geology and Mineralogy Vordiplom (BS) 1996 State University of New York at Buffalo Geology Ph.D 2006 (b) APPOINTMENTS 2011-present Assistant Professor, Department of Earth Sciences & Science Education, SUNY, College at Buffalo 2006-2011 Instructional Support Specialist for Earth Sciences, Director of Field Studies, SUNY, College at Buffalo 2005-2006 Part-Time Lecturer of Earth Sciences, SUNY, College at Buffalo 2004 Full-Time Lecturer of Earth Sciences, SUNY, College at Buffalo 2003 ¾ -time Lecturer of Geology, State University of New York College at Geneseo 2001 Part-time Adjunct Professor of Geology, State University of New York at Buffalo 1997-2001 Full-time research Assistant alternating each semester with full-time Teaching Assistant, Geology State
University of New York at Buffalo 1994-1996 Full-time Research Assistant, Eberhardt-Karls Universitaet Tuebingen, Germany 1992-1994 Part-time Administrative Assistant to the Director of International Studies, Technische Universitaet
Kaiserslautern, Germany (c) PUBLICATIONS (i) Five Publications Most Closely Related to the Proposed Project: Martinez-Hackert, B., Bajo, J., Escobar, D., Gutierrez, E., Palaeo Eruption Characteristics of Santa Ana (Ilamatepec) Volcano, El Salvador, Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research (in progress)
Martinez-Hackert, B., Bursik, M. 2012, Event scale diffusion type erosion on monogenetic volcanoes does not add up to diffusion erosion model rates, Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research – (in progress)
Martinez-Hackert, B., Bursik, M., 2012, Rainsplash Erosion for Natural Slope and Rainfall Conditions, Geomorphology, (in correction) Manuscript number: GEOMOR-245
Bajo, J., Martinez-Hackert, B., Escobar, D., Gutierrez, E., 2011, “Titan 2D modeling and evaluation of Ilamatepec Volcano's 2005 eruption and pre-1904 stratigraphy”, IUGG 2011 General Assembly, Melbourne, Australia
Escobar, D., Martínez-Hackert, B., Bajo J. , Gutiérrez E., Polio, C, January 29th, 2011 “Informe de la situación del Centro Escolar San Juan 1 y monitoreo de la Laguna de Alegría, cráter del volcán Tecapa, Municipio de Alegría, Departamento de Usulután. El Salvador” Open Report, Dirección General del Observatorio Ambiental (DGOA) the former Servicio Nacional de Estudios Territoriales (SNET) of El Salvador
(ii) Five Other Publications: Bursik, M., Martinez-Hackert, B., Delgado, H., Gonzales-Huesca, A., 2004 A smoothed-particle hydrodynamic automaton of landform degradation by overland flow, Geomorphology, Vol. 53, Issues 1-2, p. 25-44
E. Gallant, B. Martinez-Hackert, J. Bajo, D. Escobar & E. Gutierrez, Monitoring of Thermal and Hydrothermal Activity of Santa Ana Volcano post-2005 Eruption, Abstracts and Poster Programme, p. 260 , IUGG 2011 General Assembly, Melbourne, Australia
Martinez-Hackert, B., Williams, K., 2012, Ground penetrating radar suggests overland flow structures on Walker Lake Crater tuff ring may be influenced not only by wildlandfire, but also by the younger Saddle Mountain tephra cover – Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research- in progress
Bajo, J., Martinez-Hackert, B., Renschler, C., Sheridan, M., 2008 A case study of GIS aided mitigation in the remote area of Tungurahua Volcano, Ecuador: how to maximize output with minimum input data, programme and abstracts, IAVCEI, Reykjavik, Iceland
Lannan, A., Martinez-Hackert, B., Kobs, S., 2007, Effect of Particle Size on Tephra Sample Drying, Eos Trans. AGU, 88(52), Fall Meet. Suppl. Abstracts
(d) SYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES (i) Member Geophysics Commission of the United States National Section of the Pan American Institute of Geography and History (PAIGH)
(ii) Invited International Talk: “GEOLOGY AND HAZARD ANALYSIS OF THE SANTA ANA VOLCANO, EL SALVADOR” To the Pan American Institute of Geography and History’s (PAIGH) 2nd joint meeting of all the shared commissions< Panama, June 15-17th, 2011 “ 2a REUNIÓN TÉCNICA CONJUNTA DE LAS COMISIONES DEL IPGH Panamá, República de Panamá, 15-17 de junio de 2011”
(iii) PI: 2010 $5800 award from PAIGH, Project 2010 GEOF .04 “Creating Pyroclastic Density Currents Hazard Map for the Santa Ana Volcano in El Salvador”
CoPI: 2011 $6000 award from PAIGH Project 2011 GEOF .05 “Preliminary studies about the ethnophisiographic differences and volcanic danger perspectives of the communities surrounding Volcano Santa, EL Salvador”
(iv) Participating Scientist, the Volcanology Unit in the Salvadoran Geological Survey, El Salvador on the volcanoes Santa Ana, San Miguel and Laguna de la Alegria.
(v) Director of Earth Sciences Field Studies, composed and executed three 14 day long Field Expeditions (two to El Salvador in 2009 and 2011 and one to Switzerland, 2009) with 10 to 12 students, Department of Earth Sciences, SUNY College at Buffalo. Directed two Honors theses and three one semester or summer independent studies since Fall 2008.
(e) COLLABORATORS AND OTHER AFFILIATIONS
• Collaborators related to the El Salvador project: Jorge V Bajo ( U Buffalo), Peter Busch ( U Buffalo), Jill Singer ( SUNY College at Buffalo), Demetrio Escobar (MARN – DGOA, El Salvador) , Eduardo Gutierrez ( MARN –DGOA, El Salvador), Gary Solar ( SUNY College at Buffalo), Steffen Kutterolf (1. FB4, IFM-GEOMAR, Germany), Teresa Scolamaccia (Ludwig Maximilian Universitaet Muenchen, Germany)
• Graduate Advisors. Marcus Bursik (U Buffalo), Athol Abrahams (U Buffalo), Tracy Gregg (U Buffalo), Michael Sheridan (U Buffalo),
• Student Research Advisor.
Two Undergraduate Honors Theses: Joseph Bell (2008) , Elisabeth Gallant (2012) Seven-teen Undergraduate One-Semester or Summer Independent Study Projects: Jessica Gorom (2006) Andrew Lannon ( 2006) Joshua Walker (2006) Justine Parada (2006) Brandon Stau (2007) Joel May (2007) Miriam Binda (2007) Amanda Jasper (2008) Lindsay Tebo (2008) Thomas Bohlen (2008) Jennifer Grasso ( 2008) Peter Nyznyk (2009) Elizabeth Scheeler (2010) Krista Ventura (2011) Mark Tate (2011) Maxwell Hain (2010) Elisabeth Gallant (2011) 3 Research group projects: Class of GES 495 Geology and Volcanology of El Salvador (12 students), (2011) - One Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow (highly competitive): Elisabeth Gallant 2011 - Chosen to present research of Elisabeth Gallant on Posters on the Hill by the Council of Undergraduate Research, 2012
