Dan Berman
Senior Scientist
Currently resides in AZ
Targets of Interest: Mars, Moon, Ceres, Vesta
Disciplines/Techniques: Geologic mapping, crater counting, ArcGIS, Ames Stereo Pipeline (ASP)
Missions: Dawn, MRO, MSL
Mission Roles: HiRISE Science Team
Dan Berman is interested in planetary geologic mapping, fluvial and glacial geomorphology, photogeologic interpretation and image processing, chronologic interpretations via crater counting, and crater evolution based on morphologies and degradational states. His current research projects include: Refining Martian Ages and Understanding Geological Processes from Cratering Statistics; Martian Highland Volcanoes: Studies of Volcanic and Degradation Histories from High-Resolution Images and Impact Crater Populations; Testing the Hypothesis of Young Martian Volcanism; Investigations of Ice-Driven Degradation Styles on Mars.
ACTIVE PROJECTS
Past ProjectsExploring the Volcanic History of the Crisium Basin through Geologic Mapping
NASA Lunar Data Analysis Program
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Evolution of Martian Lava Flow Fields: Investigations of Pahoehoe-like Flow Morphologies in the Tharsis and Elysium Volcanic Provinces
NASA Mars Data Analysis Program
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Using pit crater chains to probe regolith depth and development on asteroid 433 Eros
NASA Discovery Data Analysis Program
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Debra Buczkowski
JHU/APL
Jennifer Scully
JPL
David Williams
ASU
Alessandro Frigeri
INAF
Alicia Neesemann
FU Berlin
Andrea Nass
DLR