Marist College Hancock Data Center Series - zEnterprise Presentations (Scott Frank) 11/9/11

This series discusses the new research equipment being purchased for the
Hancock Research lab, funded by the NSF, and discusses what types of
projects would make sense on this equipment and look at specific types of
additional hardware and software that would be ideal to aid in faculty research.

Scott Frank, Associate Professor, has used parabolic equation codes to investigate CW and broadband acoustic propagation at low frequencies (30 Hz to 100 Hz) through internal waves in shallow water. He has also worked with seismologists on projects involving cross-correlation of seismic noise and receiver functions for determining properties of the Earth's crust.

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