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USGS Staff Profile:

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     name: 6 Editorships (1982-2007)

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     name: 21 Member of Panels and Committees (1983-2010)

     name: 6 Chairman for Committees (1987-2007)

     name: 19 Consultant to outside organizations (1985-2009

     name: 8 Reviewer of Panels, Grants, Fellowships (1994-2008)

     name: +13 Workshop participant (1996-2011) and 11 Leader of Seminars (1997-2005)

     name: Science advisor to NPS

     name: Geological Society of America Fellow

     name: 2003-04 - Organizing Committee, NE-SE Section Meeting, Tysons Corner, Va.

     name: 2003-04 - Field Trip Committee Chairman, NE-SE Section GSA meeting, Tysons,

     name: 2004 - Theme Session Co-Chair, The Value of Geologic Maps for Land and Water

     name: 2006 - Theme Session Co-Chair, Recent Advances in western Blue Ridge Geology,

     name: 2007 - Theme Session Co-Chair, Geologic Maps Poster Session, SE Section

      GSA, Charlotte

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     abstract: C Scott Southworth is a Scientist Emeritus at the Florence Bascom Geoscience

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     abstract: 'Project Chief and Principle Investigator, Appalachian Blue Ridge Project:Since

      2002, we have focused on elucidating the complex structural, metamorphic, and

      geomorphic evolution of the Southern and CentralAppalachian Blue Ridge Province.

      The multi-geologic discipline approach involves detailed and regional-scale

      geologic mapping, geochronology,petrologic and petrographic analysis, resulting

      in a comprehensive geologic framework synthesis. The project works with collaborators

      from theEastern and Central USGS Regions, with staff from State Geological Surveys,

      with academicians from seven universities, and is closely tied to the agency

      goals of the NationalPark Service.Current research is on the Mount Rogers Region,

      VA/NC/TN, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, VA.Previous research (2005 to mid-1980''s)Geology

      of Shenandoah National Park, VA.Hydrogeologic framework of the fractured-rock

      aquifer systems of the northern Shenandoah Valley.Geologic Maps and Database

      for the National Capital Region Parks.Geospatial analysis of the relationship

      between geology and domestic well yield using exploratory variography.Geology

      of the Washington-Baltimore area.Geology of the Great Smoky Mountains National

       Park.Geology of the Maryland Piedmont.Geology of Loudoun County, VA.Eocene Igneous

      Intrusive Rocks, VA/WVA.Bedrock Landslides, VA.Geologic Remote Sensing.Mentorship/Outreach+140

      scientific lectures for Professional and Public Organizations (1998-2011)Training:

      24 Undergraduate and Graduate students from 10 Universities (1999-2011)Field

      Trip leader for more than15 for Professional and Public Organizations from Maryland

      south to Tennessee/North Carolina (1996-2011)'