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   education:
   - Ph.D.    2013, Cornell University, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences,
     Ithaca, NY
   - B.S.       2008, Washington and Lee University, Department of Geology, Lexington,
     VA
   email: wbarnhart@usgs.gov
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   - Earthquakes
   - Remote Sensing
   - InSAR
   - Satellite Imagery
   - Seismology
   - Middle East Tectonics
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   - Dr. Barnhart is a remote sensing geodesist and assistant coordinator in the
     USGS, based in Golden, CO. He helps to provide oversight of the Advanced National
     Seismic System (ANSS) and supports earthquake response and research efforts
     within the USGS and ANSS.
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   organization_name: Earthquake Hazards Program
   personal_statement: "William Barnhart is an assistant coordinator within the Earthquake\
     \ Hazards Program (EHP) where he helps to provide oversight of the Advanced\
     \ National Seismic System (ANSS) \u2013 the cooperative of federal, state, and\
     \ university partners that provide authoritative earthquake information in the\
     \ United States and US Territories \u2013 and support other management activities\
     \ within EHP. In addition to coordination activities, Dr. Barnhart is a remote\
     \ sensing geodesist who uses satellite imagery to characterize global earthquakes\
     \ for both operational earthquake response and research activities.Barnhart\
     \ joined the USGS EHP in 2020 after spending five years as an assistant professor\
     \ of geophysics at the University of Iowa where his teaching and research focused\
     \ on remote sensing, tectonic and induced earthquake processes, and seismotectonic\
     \ processes in continental plate boundaries. Prior to that, Barnhart was a USGS\
     \ Mendenhall Postdoctoral Fellow at the National Earthquake Information Center\
     \ (NEIC) within the USGS\u2019s Geologic Hazards Science Center."
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   - 2020-Present    Assistant Coordinator, USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
   - 2015-2020        Assistant Professor, University of Iowa, Department of Earth
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   - 2013-2015        Mendenhall Postdoctoral Fellow, USGS National Earthquake Information
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