Curriculum Vitae. Erika E. McPhee-Shaw

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1 Erika E. McPhee-Shaw Curriculum Vitae Professor Department of Environmental Sciences Western Washington University AH 404, MS High Street Bellingham, Washington Erika. Citizenship: USA Education B.A. (Physics) Dartmouth College, 1992 Dartmouth Russian Program, Leningrad State University, 1990 Ph.D. (Oceanography) University of Washington, August 2000 Dissertation title: Internal-Wave Mixing along Sloping Boundaries: a Mechanism for Generating Intermediate Nepheloid Layers. Ph. D. advisor(s): Arthur Nowell, Eric Kunze Professional Experience Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences, Western Washington University Director, Professor, Shannon Point Marine Center, Western Washington University. Anacortes and Bellingham, WA Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, San Jose State University National Research Council Fellow, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California Santa Barbara Instructor, Department of Geography, University of California Santa Barbara Graduate Research Assistant. School of Oceanography, University of Washington Teaching Assistant. University of Washington (Summers) Instructor - University of Washington Extension Program s Middle School Academy Field Technician, National Water Quality Assessment Project, U.S. Geological Survey, Tacoma, WA Stream Surveyor for U. S. Forest Service, Naches, WA Theater set builder and sound technician, Hopkins Arts Center, Dartmouth College. Honors Leopold Leadership Fellow, Elected Vice-Chair, future Chair, Gordon Research Conference on Coastal Circulation. Elected Chair, Governing Council of Central and Northern California Ocean Observing System. Invited keynote speaker, Coastal Circulation Gordon Research Seminar, June 2013 Boards, Leadership positions Elected to Governing Council of CeNCOOS (the Central and Northern California Ocean Observing System) present. Chair responsibilities include: leading strategic planning, mission, vision, and priority setting process, oversight of director and $2.3M annual budget. Chair, MLML Curriculum Committee: Long- and short-term curriculum planning, led MLML faculty through SJSU and WASC accreditation of M.S. degree program. Obtained faculty approval for substantial course changes to enhance quantitative and data analysis training for the M.S. degree. CV McPhee-Shaw - 1

2 United States Integrated Ocean Observing System (US IOOS) Board, Steering Committee for 2013 Gordon Research Conference on Coastal Ocean Circulation. Board of Directors, founding member, non-profit Bay View Academy public charter elementary school, Monterey, CA. Board oversaw $1.7 M annual budget. Service and Oceanographic Community Activities Western Washington University representative, Washington State Marine Resources Advisory Council Anacortes, WA: Tesoro Refineries Citizens Communications Panel, Elected to Governing Council of CeNCOOS (the Central and Northern California Coastal Ocean Observing System) present. Elected president, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories faculty committees: Curriculum committee chair (oversaw M.S. degree self-study and state accreditation review), Retention-Tenure-Promotion, Boats program, Safety, and multiple hiring/search committees, interim department chair. Consultant. Tenera Environmental. Oceanographic data analysis, developing a model for coastal intake larval impingement assessment for potential desalination plant. Session Convenor: EPOC. Eastern Pacific Ocean conference. Stanford Fallen Leaf Lake conference Center, Fall The future is now: hypoxia and ocean acidification in the Eastern Pacific. Session Co-chairs, Erika McPhee-Shaw (WWU) and Kerry Nichols (CSU Monterey Bay) Session convener: Submarine Canyon Processes Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference, September Discussion Leader: Shelf Sediment Transport Processes Gordon Conference on Coastal Ocean Circulation, June Session convener: Physical, Chemical, and Biological Connections Between Coastal Zones AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences meeting February Session convener: Physical, Chemical, and Biological Connections between Coastal Zones (The Inner, Middle, Outer Shelf and Continental Slope) w/ Melanie Fewings, Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference September, Session convener: The Role of Boundaries in Ocean Mixing, AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences meeting February National Science Foundation Physical Oceanography panel. Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions Working Group on Coastal Hypoxia Physical oceanography representative on the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary s Research Activity Panel Peer reviewer: Deep-Sea Research, Journal of Geophysical Research, Limnology and Oceanography, National Science Foundation, Journal of Marine Research, Sea Grant, Continental Shelf Research, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, Deep Sea Research, Marine Geology, Oceanography, Journal of Physical Oceanography, Geophysical Research Letters present. Professional Societies: American Geophysical Union, The Oceanography Society, American Society of Limnology and Oceanography Biographical sketch included in Oceanography issue featuring women in oceanography, Vol. 18. March Communication and Media: Oceanographer/Limnologist on Discovery Channel science special The Loch Ness Monster Revealed with host Philippe Cousteau. Inverness, Scotland, July Guest marine scientist on KUSP radio (Santa Cruz NPR) Talk of the Bay, an hour-long, live talk show on central California regional issues. January Lobbied congressional staff in D.C. for US Integrated Ocean Observing System federal funding Spoke about climate change and sea level rise to California State legislative staff, Invited Panelist. Dartmouth Alumni Symposium: Celebrating 35 years of Co-Education. May Guest speaker at local high schools, community colleges, and service organizations: North Salinas Rotary Club, Hartnell Community College, Salinas, CA, North County High School, Castroville, CA, Notre Dame High School, Salinas, CA, Career days speaker at Harden Middle School, Salinas, CA CV McPhee-Shaw - 2

3 present Science judge at the National Ocean Sciences Bowl, Spring 2006, and at Central California s regional Otter Bowl, 2004, (High school knowledge bowls focused on ocean sciences). Scientific advisory panel member for the Online Workshop on Science Content Standards for Ocean Literacy, sponsored by National Geographic and NOAA, October Volunteer tutor at Roosevelt High School, Seattle, WA Co-led a 5 th /6 th grade Kids do Ecology project with UCSB/ National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis) scientists and Santa Barbara junior high schools. Spring, Courses Taught WWU: ; Graduate Thesis advising and undergraduate research advising. ESCI 460, Contaminant Movement in the Environment SJSU/MLML: [typical course load was two 6-7 hour-per-week classes each semester plus a full graduate research advising load] Seafarers: A Century of Seagoing Oceanographic Expeditions graduate seminar, (MS285-Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML)), Physical Oceanography (MS142, MLML). a graduate/advanced undergraduate level introductory survey of physical oceanography, Quantitative Marine Sciences (MS104, MLML) Applied calculus and statistical techniques, Data Analysis Techniques (MS 263 MLML) upper division graduate level, introductory programming and oceanographic data analysis techniques. Physiology and Fluid Mechanics (MS 274, MLML). Upperdivision graduate course on the mechanics of swimming and flying. Co-taught with physiologist Lara Ferry, Population Dynamics and Interpretation of Biological and Geophysical Records (MS 274a MLML) upper-level graduate course on population dynamics and time series analysis, Ocean Mixing and Circulation (MS 261 MLML). Upper-division graduate course on physical oceanographic dynamics, mixing, estuarine dynamics, and sediment transport, Coastal Dynamics (MS 281 MLML) upper division graduate course on physical oceanography and geological processes of coastal margins, Time Series Analysis (MS 285b MLML). Upper division graduate seminar on spectral analysis, EOFs, Large Marine Ecosystems (MS 285a MLML). (Co-taught) Graduate seminar on the science and policy of new federal marine management strategies focused on ecosystem assessment, Applied Methods (Geography 210, University of California Santa Barbara) - graduate level applied calculus and mathematical methods in physical and biological sciences (required for UCSB Geography Department Ph.D. and M.S. students). Middle School Course: Taught intensive summer oceanography courses to students in grades 6 through 9, University of Washington Extension Program. 1997, Grants REU Site: Field and Laboratory Studies of Coastal Marine Processes at the Shannon Point Marine Center. National Science Foundation. $252,217. 3/15/2016 2/28/2019. To B. Bingham and E. McPhee-Shaw, Shannon Point Marine Center. Proposal Declined 2016: NOAA s Pacific Coastal Science Center - Strengthening the NOAA pipeline through collaborative, interdisciplinary research and training. Lead PI: Carrie Kappel, National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, University of California Santa Barbara. Total grant: $15,499,997 (total to WWU: $587,849 for student scholarships, faculty and staff at Shannon Point) Proposal Declined 2015: Seafarers: Introducing High School Students to the Maritime Industry and Oceanography, a Joint Venture by Western Washington University Shannon Point Marine Laboratory and Dakota Creek Industries. PI McPhee-Shaw. Industry Partner: Dakota Creek Industries, Anacortes, WA. Submitted to WA State SeaGrant Collaborative Research: Benthic Exchange Events and Near-Boundary Mixing on the Continental Shelf. National Science Foundation. $489, /01/10 07/31/14 (Lead PI McPhee-Shaw, MLML. Co- PIs T, Stanton and W. J. Shaw, US Naval Postgraduate School, J. Bellingham, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. Grant total $1,445,581) CeNCOOS: Long-term Monitoring of Environmental Conditions in Support of Marine Area Management in Central and Northern California. NOAA. ~ $276,000) (Lead PI McPhee-Shaw, copis: J. Smith and K. CV McPhee-Shaw - 3

4 Coale, MLML). Collaborative Research: The Role of Canyons in Boundary Mixing and Exchange with the Ocean Interior. National Science Foundation, $186,094 08/01/07-07/31/10 (Co PIs James Girton, UW Applied Physics Laboratory, and McPhee-Shaw, grant total $618,867). Technology Transfer: Monitoring & Maintenance of the Land/Ocean Biogeochemical Observatory (LOBO) System Buoys. $144,381. Elkhorn Slough Foundation, via Packard Foundation. Lead PI Ken Johnson, MBARI) A Regional System for Observations and Decisions in Central and Northern California Bays and Coastal Waters (CENCOOS Bays). $45, /01/07 09/30/-09. NOAA. (Lead-PI John Largier, UC Davis). CENCOOS: Long-term monitoring of environmental conditions in support of protected marine area management. $127,929 for 8/31/08 7/31/09, $75,000 8/1/09 7/31/10. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute / NOAA. Lead PI Steve Ramp, MBARI. Connectivity of West Coast Sanctuaries: Tracking Sooty Shearwaters throughout Dynamic Upwelling Ecosystems in the California Current System. co PIs J. Harvey, J. Adams, and E. McPhee-Shaw. California Sea Grant, $315,284 03/01/07-02/28/10 SCCOOS (Southern California Coastal Oceans Observing System): Shelf to Shoreline Observatory Development. Co PIs: G. Chang, E. McPhee-Shaw, and T. Dickey. NOAA. Three year grant for subsurface mooring measurements, $357,670, 6/1/2004-6/30/2007 *Community grant writing Co-author, State Department of Education for startup funds for Bay View Academy (a public charter elementary school in Monterey, CA, founded 2011). $375,000 Seagoing Field Programs: Continental shelf near Monterey CA. Multiple-institution project (MLML, Naval Postgraduate School, MBARI) including three field campaigns and deployments of benthic turbulence flux frame, bottom frame w/ ADCP and ADV, thermistor mooring, profiling mooring, and long-range AUV with development of turbulence sensors. Lead PI and chief scientist on six deployment/recovery cruises on the UNOLS ship R/V Point Sur, Monterey Bay Submarine Canyon. August August, October Chief scientist on three-week-long R/V Point Sur cruise, dual-ship operations with co-pi Dr. James Girton, 24-hour operations alternating CTD/Lowered ADCP profiling with microstructure turbulence profiling (with Dr. Eric Kunze, U. Victoria). Deep mooring deployed for three months. Investigating transfer of internal wave energy through canyon, bottom boundary layer mixing and boundary layer detachment and boundaryinterior exchange for NSF-funded project, the Role of Canyons in Boundary Mixing and Exchange with the Ocean Interior. Other Central CA Coast work. CTD survey cruises for research and teaching. Elkhorn Slough and Monterey Bay inner shelf: Deployed two unique inner-shelf (20-m depth) moorings just offshore of the Moss Landing Harbor entrance with Dr. Ken Johnson (MBARI) and graduate student Tanya Novak ( Carmel Bay mooring maintenance and collaboration with U Hawaii, Stanford, and UC Santa Cruz researchers including ADCP and thermistors- moorings, towed vehicle hydrographic surveys. Previous work: Santa Barbara Channel, Mono Lake and Lake Tahoe, Northeast Pacific off northern California and Oregon, Norwegian Sea and Svalbard Archipelago. Ships: R/V Point Sur, R/V Wecoma, R/V Melville, R/V T.G. Thompson, R/V Hakon Mosby. Publications Sevadjian, J. C, E. E. McPhee-Shaw, B. Y. Raanan, O.M. Cheriton, C. D. Storlazzi, Vertical convergence of re-suspended sediment and subducted phytoplankton to a persistent detached layer over the southern shelf of Monterey Bay, California. Accepted. Journal of Geophysical Research. Cheriton, O. M., E. E. McPhee-Shaw, C. D. Storlazzi, K. J. Rozenberger, W. J. Shaw, B. Y. Raanan, Upwelling rebound, ephemeral secondary pycnoclines, and the creation of a near-bottom wave guide over the Monterey Bay continental shelf. Geophysical Research Letters. Vol 41. Cheriton, O. M., E. E. McPhee-Shaw, W. J. Shaw, T. P. Stanton, J. G. Bellingham, and C. D. Storlazzi, CV McPhee-Shaw - 4

5 2013, Suspended particulate layers and internal waves over the southern Monterey Bay shelf: An important control on shelf mud belts?, Journal of Geophysical Research, vol 119, Doi /2013JC Washburn, L. and E. McPhee-Shaw, Coastal transport processes affecting inner-shelf ecosystems in the California Current system. Oceanography, 26(3): McPhee-Shaw, E., T. Maurer, and K. Johnson. The ocean response to fertilizer nitrate pollution during a first-flush runoff event on the Central California Coast, Manuscript in preparation. McPhee-Shaw, E. E., E. Kunze, J. Girton, and C. Collins Monterey Canyon Pumps Oxygen into the Abyss manuscript in preparation. Vidal, J. S. MacIntyre, E. McPhee-Shaw, W. J. Shaw, S. Monismith, Temporal-spatial variability of the internal wave field in a lake with complex morphometry. Limnology & Oceanography, 58(5), Booth*, J., E.E. McPhee-Shaw, P. Chua, E. Kingsley, M. Denny, R. Phillips, S. J. Bograd, L. D. Zeidberg, W. F.Gilly, Natural intrusions of hypoxic, low ph water into nearshore marine environments on the California coast. Continental Shelf Research, vol. 45, pp *graduate student first author Kunze, E., C. MacKay, E. McPhee-Shaw, K. Morrice, J. Girton, and S. Terker Turbulent Mixing and Exchange with Interior Waters on Sloping Boundaries. Journal of Physical Oceanography, vol 42, pp , DOI: /JPO-D Cazenave*, F., Y. Zhang, E. McPhee-Shaw, J. Bellingham, and T. Stanton, High-resolution surveys of internal tidal waves in Monterey Bay, California, using an autonomous underwater vehicle.. Limnology and Oceanography: Methods, 9, 2011, *graduate student first author Oliver, J.S., K.K Hammerstrom, E. E. McPhee-Shaw, P. N. Slattery, J. M. Oakden, S. L. Kim, S. I. Hartwell, High species density patterns in macrofaunal invertebrate communities in the marine benthos. (Marine Ecology, DOI: /j x) McPhee-Shaw, E. E. K. J. Nielsen, J. L. Largier, and B. A. Menge, Nearshore chlorophyll-a events and wave-driven transport. Geophysical Research Letters, 38, doi: /2010gl Gough, M., N. Garfield, and E. McPhee-Shaw, An analysis of HF-radar measured surface currents to determine tidal, wind-forced and seasonal circulation in the Gulf of the Farallones, California, United States. Journal of Geophysical Research, 115, C04019, doi: /2009jc Cudaback, C. and E. McPhee-Shaw Diurnal period internal waves near Point Conception, California. Estuarine, Coastal, and Shelf Sciences, 83, McPhee-Shaw, E.E., D. Siegel, L. Washburn, M. Brzezinski, J. Jones, A. Leydecker, and J. Melack 2007 Mechanisms for nutrient delivery to the inner shelf: observations from the Santa Barbara Channel Limnology and Oceanography, 52(5), McPhee-Shaw, E. E., Boundary- Interior Interactions: Reviewing the idea that internal-wave mixing enhances lateral dispersion near continental margins. Deep-Sea Research II, 53, Bassin, C. J., L. Washburn, M. Brzezinski, and E. McPhee-Shaw, 2005, Sub-mesoscale coastal eddies observed by high frequency radar: a new mechanism for delivering nutrients to kelp forests in the Southern California Bight. Geophysical Research Letters, 32, L12604 doi: /2005gl McPhee-Shaw, E. E., R.W. Sternberg, B. Mullenbach, and A. S. Ogston, 2004, Observations of intermediate nepheloid layers on the northern California margin. Continental Shelf Research. 24, McPhee-Shaw, E. E. and E. Kunze, 2002, Boundary-layer intrusions from a sloping bottom: A mechanism for generating intermediate nepheloid layers. Journal of Geophysical Research /2001JC McPhee, E. E., A. R. M. Nowell, and R. W. Sternberg, 1998, Boundary layer measurements and their implications for sediment transport on the Eastern Norwegian Sea Continental Slope. Deep-Sea Research I, 45, Selected National Conference Abstracts CV McPhee-Shaw - 5

6 Internal Tides, Updraft Events, Wind-Driven Shifts in Stratification and Vertical Fluxes: How Do We Predict Continental Shelf Particulate Transport When it is Decoupled from Bed Shear Stress? E. E. McPhee-Shaw and O. M. Cheriton. Talk, AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland OR, February Vertical convergence of sediment resuspended by internal waves and subducted phytoplankton to a persistent detached layer of the shelf of Monterey Bay, California. Poster. McPhee-Shaw, E.E, J. Sevadjian, and O. Cheriton. AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting. New Orleans, February, 2016 The coastal ocean response to a first-of-season runoff event from the nitrogen-polluted Elkhorn Slough and Old Salinas River Channel Complex. McPhee-Shaw, Mauer, and Johnson. Talk. EPOC, Eastern Pacific Ocean conference. Mount Hood, OR, Fall Wind-driven variations in near-bottom dissolved oxygen over the Central California continental shelf. McPhee- Shaw, Cheriton, Sevadjian and Raanan, Talk: EPOC, Eastern Pacific Ocean conference. Stanford Fallen Leaf Lake conference Center, Fall Requested invited talk at the US National Council on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics-sponsored workshop on "Nonlinear effects in internal waves" at Cornell, (cancelled due to death in family). McPhee-Shaw, E. E. Wind-driven variations in near-bottom dissolved oxygen over the Central California continental shelf Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation meeting, San Diego, November McPhee-Shaw, E. E., E. Kunze, J. Girton & C. Collins. Monterey Submarine Canyon Pumps Oxygen in the Abyss Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference, September Wind-driven variations in near-bottom dissolved oxygen over the Central California continental shelf. Authors: Erika McPhee-Shaw, Jeff Sevadjian, Olivia Cheriton. Talk: CERF 2013: Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation. McPhee-Shaw, E.E. Are there internal wave beaches on continental slopes and shelves? Poster, AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, February Ryan, J. P. and E. McPhee-Shaw. Bottom boundary layer separation in a density front generated by canyonto-shelf transport. AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, February Cheriton, O. M., E. McPhee-Shaw, T. Stanton, W. J. Shaw, and J. Bellingham. Benthic shelf exchange and observations of bottom boundary layer intrusions in southern Monterey Bay, California, USA. AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, February 2012 McPhee-Shaw, E. Morrice, K., Kunze, E. and J. Girton, Currents and Suspended Sediment in the Near-Bottom Stratified Turbulent Layer of the Monterey Submarine Canyon. Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference, Fallen Leaf Lake, CA, Morrice*, K. E. McPhee-Shaw, J. Girton, E. Kunze, S. Brody. Dynamics of bottom boundary layer thickness. AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting, Portland, February *graduate student first author Booth, J.A.T*, Erika E. McPhee-Shaw, Paul Chua, William F. Gilly, Steven J. Bograd, Lou D. Zeidberg, Mark Denny and Roger Phillips. Hypoxic and acidic deep-water in nearshore marine environments in Monterey Bay, California. Talk at Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference, Mount Hood, OR, September *graduate student first author McPhee-Shaw,E. K. J. Nielsen and J. Largier. Near-coast Chlorophyll a events and wave-driven transport. Talk at Eastern Pacific Ocean Conference, Mount Hood, OR, September 2010 Booth*, JAT, E McPhee-Shaw, R Phillips, P Chua, and W Gilly) Naturally occurring coastal hypoxia in Monterey Bay 2010 Best Graduate Student Poster, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Currents Symposium. Kunze, E., K. Bartlett, C. MacKay, E. McPhee-Shaw, K. Morrice, S. Brody and J. Girton, 2009: Turbulence along a Submarine Canyon Axis. IAPSO, Montreal, July McPhee-Shaw, Boundary-interior interactions Invited, IAPSCO/SCOR Ocean Mixing Conference. Victoria, BC, October, McPhee-Shaw, E. Internal waves over continental slopes: Implications for the suspension and transport of sediment. Invited, American Geophysical Meeting, San Francisco, CA, December CV McPhee-Shaw - 6