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url: https://www.usgs.gov/staff-profiles/kevin-kincare | |||
timestamp: '2024-01-30T15:59:44.601858' | |||
status_code: 200 | status_code: 200 | ||
profile: | profile: | ||
name: Kevin Kincare, Ph.D. | |||
name_qualifier: null | |||
titles: | |||
- Research Geologist | |||
organizations: | |||
- !!python/tuple | |||
- Florence Bascom Geoscience Center | |||
- https://www.usgs.gov/centers/florence-bascom-geoscience-center | |||
email: kkincare@usgs.gov | email: kkincare@usgs.gov | ||
orcid: 0000-0002-1050-3627 | |||
intro_statements: | |||
- I am currently mapping the glacial geology of the Manistee National Forest and | |||
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in northwest lower Michigan as well as | |||
ongoing work in the St. Joseph River basin of southwest Michigan and northern | |||
Indiana. I am also working with the Great Lakes Geologic Mapping Coalition which | |||
includes all 8 states that have Great Lakes coastline. | |||
expertise_terms: | expertise_terms: | ||
- erosion | - erosion | ||
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- stratigraphy | - stratigraphy | ||
- glacial chronology | - glacial chronology | ||
professional_experience: [] | |||
education: [] | |||
affiliations: [] | |||
honors: [] | honors: [] | ||
abstracts: [] | |||
personal_statement: 'My research goals are to: 1) develop local/regional Quaternary | personal_statement: 'My research goals are to: 1) develop local/regional Quaternary | ||
stratigraphic frameworks in each map area, 2) improve our ability to predict | stratigraphic frameworks in each map area, 2) improve our ability to predict | ||
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drainage basin development must reflect abrupt contrasts of sediment properties | drainage basin development must reflect abrupt contrasts of sediment properties | ||
and slope gradients related to each successive ice-marginal position.' | and slope gradients related to each successive ice-marginal position.' | ||