Mark W. Bultman

Interests: 

Geophysical analysis of basins

Shallow and environmental geophysics

Coccidioidomycosis (Valley Fever)

Complex systems and complex system modeling

High performance computing

 

520-670-5503

Fax 520-670-5571

mbultman@usgs.gov

Education

B.S. 1979 Geophysics, University of Wisconsin-Madison

M.S. 1983 Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Ph.D. 1986 Geology, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Experience

• Mineral resource assessments of public land based on interpretation and modeling of geologic, geochemical, and geophysical data.

• Coccidioides habitat investigation and modeling

• Potential field modeling of basin geometry and structure

• Textural analysis of geophysical data

• Transient electromagnetic data acquisition and modeling for hydrogeologic applications

• High performance computing

Current Activities

• Identification of concealed lithology using closely-spaced near surface Earth's magnetic field data

• Modeling the magnetic signature of concealed mineral deposits

• Multifractal analysis of geophysical data

• Possibility theory and its applications to the assessment of concealed mineral deposits