Darcy E. Ogden

Earth & Planetary Sciences Department

University of California, Santa Cruz





My research interests include computational geosciences and fluid dynamics. Most recently, my focus has been on application to explosive volcanic eruptions. I received my Ph.D. in June of 2008 at UCSC, where I currently hold a short-term postdoc position. In Fall of 2008, I will move to Stanford University where I have accepted the Thompson Postdoctoral Fellowship in Geophysics.

Contact information
dogden (at) es.ucsc.edu

Earth & Planetary Sciences Department
University of California
1156 High Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95064

phone 831-459-5778
fax 831-459-3074

Ph.D. Thesis
Fluid Dynamics of High Pressure Volcanic Eruptions (pdf)

Presentation shown at IUGG and Los Alamos in summer 2007. (Note, this web version of power point presentations includes large movie files.)

Master's Thesis
The Effects of Radiogenic Heating in Geodynamo Simulations ( pdf of related publication)

Academic curriculum vitae
Extended CV (pdf)

Publications and Presentations

Teaching
Evolution of the Earth Laboratory (TA: Fall 2003)
Earth as a Chemical System Laboratory (TA: Winter 2003, 2005)
Introduction to Scientific Computing (TA: Winter 2006, 2007)

Education
B.A. Geology, 2001, Amherst College
M.S. Earth Sciences, 2004, University of California, Santa Cruz
Ph.D. Earth Sciences (Geophysics), 2008, University of California, Santa Cruz

Thesis Committee
Gary Glatzmaier (advisor), UC Santa Cruz
Emily Brodsky, UC Santa Cruz
Ken Wohletz, Los Alamos National Laboratory