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SDSU Professor Eric Frost
	Eric G. Frost Associate Professor, Department of Geological Sciences, San Diego State University Office: CSL-120 Phone: 619.594.5003 Education: Ph.D., 1983 University of Southern California Research Interests: Structural geology Field geology Regional tectonics Seismic reflection profiling Geologic imaging Research Projects: Education and Outreach Web Site Development for the CSSC OptiPuter GEON - Geosciences Information Network Cal-(IT)2 Selected Publications: Graham M. Kent, Deborah L. Kilb, John A. Orcutt, and Eric G. Frost (2002). Collaborative Visualization in Earth and Ocean Sciences. Barstow, D. Frost, E. (2002). Do we really understand what we see? Cognitive issues in remote-sensing from the perspective of a scientist and an educator. Professor Frost is a visualization specialist for the university, Cal-(IT)2, for the oil industry, and for World Wide Assets. His innovative work in defining structural geology enables the company to find geothermal resources otherwise unknown.	Navigation Home Page Professor Newcomb's personal webpage or his pages at SDSU ICATS Geothermal Desalination Geothermal Energy PDF Library Water Quality Photo Archive Partners Laguna Salada Contact Us
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SDSU Professor Eric Frost

Eric G. Frost Associate Professor, Department of Geological Sciences, San Diego State University
Office: CSL-120
Phone: 619.594.5003
Education:

Ph.D., 1983 University of Southern California

Research Interests:

Structural geology
Field geology
Regional tectonics
Seismic reflection profiling
Geologic imaging

Research Projects:

Education and Outreach Web Site Development for the CSSC
OptiPuter
GEON - Geosciences Information Network
Cal-(IT)2

Selected Publications:

Graham M. Kent, Deborah L. Kilb, John A. Orcutt, and Eric G. Frost (2002). Collaborative Visualization in Earth and Ocean Sciences.
Barstow, D. Frost, E. (2002). Do we really understand what we see? Cognitive issues in remote-sensing from the perspective of a scientist and an educator.

Professor Frost is a visualization specialist for the university, Cal-(IT)2, for the oil industry, and for World Wide Assets. His innovative work in defining structural geology enables the company to find geothermal resources otherwise unknown.

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