Hasbrouck
Geophysics, Inc.
Groundwater, Engineering, Environmental & Mining
Hasbrouck
Geophysics, Inc.
Groundwater, Engineering, Environmental &
Mining
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James C. Hasbrouck, Professional Geophysicist
12 Woodside Drive
Prescott, Arizona 86305 USA
928-778-6320 (Telephone and Fax)
928-925-4424 (Mobile)
jim@hasgeo.com
http://www.hasgeo.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Experience
in all aspects of exploration geophysics including: field operations; data
reduction, processing, display, and interpretation; research and
development.
Extensive
knowledge and experience in all major surface, airborne, and borehole geophysical
methods including: refraction and reflection seismics; electromagnetics;
electrical resistivity and induced polarization; gravity; magnetics; ground
penetrating radar; radiometrics.
Complete
fiscal and managerial control of geophysical projects for groundwater,
engineering, environmental remediation, hazardous waste, minerals and hydrocarbon
exploration.
Presentation
of project results at technical conferences, within peer-reviewed articles,
to domestic and foreign clients, and to senior management.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Hasbrouck Geophysics, Inc.; Prescott, Arizona; 1996 to
Present
President/Geophysicist
Management
and execution of geophysical surveys for domestic and foreign groundwater
exploration and development, mineral exploration, engineering, and environmental
projects.
Data
acquisition, processing, interpretation, reporting, and presentation of
results.
Clients
include major international groundwater, mining, and engineering
companies.
Rust Geotech Inc.; Grand Junction, Colorado; 1987 to
1996
Principal Scientist, Geophysics/Technology Development
Department
Management
and execution of geophysical surveys for groundwater, environmental remediation,
hazardous waste, and classified U.S. Government projects.
Proposal
development and presentation.
Complete
project design, budgeting, scheduling, and implementation.
Training
and supervision of project staff.
Data
interpretation, reporting, and presentation of results.
Direct
interfacing with clients and senior management.
CGG American Services Inc.; Denver, Colorado; 1983 to
1987
Senior/Consulting Geophysicist, Seismic Data Processing
Department
Design
and selection of seismic data acquisition and processing
parameters.
Complete
processing of both domestic and foreign seismic data.
Final
presentation and discussion of results.
Senior Geophysicist/Operations Manager, Electrical Methods
Department
Management
of domestic and foreign electrical surveys, in coordination with seismic
surveys, for hydrocarbon exploration.
Project
design, budgeting, scheduling, and implementation.
Data
interpretation, reporting, and presentation of results.
Gulf Mineral Resources Company; Denver, Colorado; 1980 to
1983
Geophysicist
Management
and execution of geophysical surveys for base and precious metals, coal,
tar sands, and uranium exploration.
Project
design, budgeting, scheduling, and implementation.
Data
interpretation, reporting, and presentation of results.
EG&G Geometrics; Sunnyvale, California and Lakewood, Colorado;
1978 to 1980
Geophysicist and Manager of Rocky Mountain Area Office
Worldwide
marketing of geophysical instrumentation and services for minerals exploration,
hydrocarbon exploration, civil engineering, governments, and educational
institutions.
Senturion Sciences Inc.; Lakewood, Colorado and Tulsa, Oklahoma;
1977 to 1978
Geophysicist and Manager of Rocky Mountain Area Office
Marketing,
management, interpretation, and presentation of results of geophysical surveys
for geothermal and hydrocarbon exploration.
Exploration Surveys Inc.; Dallas, Texas; 1975 to 1977
Staff Geophysicist and Regional Sales Manager, Western U.S.
Marketing,
interpretation, and presentation of results of geophysical surveys for minerals
and hydrocarbon exploration.
United States Geological Survey; Denver, Colorado; 1969 to
1974
Physical Science Aid
Field
acquisition, reduction, and interpretation of gravity and magnetic data for
projects sponsored by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Colorado School of Mines; Golden, Colorado
B.Sc., Geophysical Engineering; 1974
LICENSES AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Professional
Geophysicist No. GP1026, State of California
OSHA 40-hr
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response + current 8-hr
refresher
Society
of Exploration Geophysicists
Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society
Denver
Geophysical Society
National
Ground Water Association
Hasbrouck Geophysics, Inc.
12 Woodside Drive
Prescott, Arizona 86305
USA
928-778-6320 (Telephone and Fax)
928-925-4424 (Mobile)
jim@hasgeo.com (E-mail)
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