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Jesse Johnson - ( Computer Science )


Faculty Image Office Location: 417 Social Science
Office Telephone: 406-243-2356
E-mail: johnson@cs.umt.edu
Website: http://meid.dbs.umt.edu/meidParticipants/generalBio/jesseJohnson.php
Curriculum Vita: View/Download CV

Office Hours:

MWF 10-11 AM, Social Science 417

Research Interests:

Glaciology, Infectious disease.

Courses:

Computer Science 477/577 - Computer Simulation and Modeling

Education:

1994 University of Minnesota, BS, Phyics

2002 University of Maine, Orono PhD, Physics

2003 University of Maine, Orono MS, Computer Science

Teaching Experience:

I have taught:

  • Data Structures
  • Computer Architectures
  • Computer Graphics
  • Data Visualization
  • Computer Simulation and Modeling
  • Statistical, Dynamical, and Computational Models
  • Mathematics and Physics at the high school level

Selected Publications:

J. V. Johnson and J.W. Staiger (2007), “Modeling Long-term Stability of the
Ferrar Glacier, East Antarctica: Implications for Interpreting Cosmogenic Nucli-
de Inheritance”, Journal of Geophysical Research, 112, F03S30 doi:10.1029/2006JF000599


Christopher M. Little, Michael Oppenheimer, Richard B. Alley, Venkatramani
Bala ji, Garry K.C. Clarke, Tom L. Delworth, Robert Hallberg, David M. Hol-
land, Christina L. Hulbe, Stan Jacobs, Jesse V. Johnson, Hiram Levy, William
H. Lipscomb, Shawn J. Marshall, Byron R. Parizek, Antony J. Payne, Gavin A.
Schmidt, Ronald J. Stou?er, David G. Vaughan, Michael Winton “Towards a
new generation of ice sheet models” EOS, In Review

Staiger, J.W., Gosse, J.C., Little, E.C., Utting, D.J., Finkel, R., Johnson, J.V.,
Fastook, J. (2006) “Glacial Erosion and Sediment Dispersion from Detrital Cos-
mogenic Nuclide Analyses of Till” Quaternary Geochronology 1(1): 29-42

J. W. Staiger, J. C. Gosse, R. Toracinta, R. Oglesby, J. L. Fastook, J.V. John-
son (2006) “Atmospheric scaling of cosmogenic nuclide production: the climate
e?ect.”, Journal of Geophysical Research 112(B2), B02205 doi: 10.1029/2005JB003811

Staiger, J.W., Gosse J.C, Johnson, J.V., Fastook J., Gray J.T., Stockli D.F.,
Stockli L., and Finkel R.“Relief generation by polythermal glacier ice” Earth
Surface Processes and Landforms (2005) 30 (9): 1145-1159

Staiger, J.W., Marchant, D.R., Oberholzer, P., Schaefer, J.M., Johnson, J.V.,
Lewis, A.R. “Late Miocene-Pleistocene history of Ferrar Glacier, Antarctica:
Implications for climate and ice sheet stability”, Earth and Planetary Science
Letters (2005) 243 (3-4): 489–503

Johnson, J.V., Prescott P.R. and Hughes T.H. “Ice dynamics preceding ca-
tastrophic disintegration of the ?oating part of Jababshavn Isbræ”, Journal of
Glaciology (2004) 50 (171): 492-504

Naslund, J.O., P. Jansson, J.L. Fastook, and J. Johnson, (2004) “Modeling
ice-sheet basal meltwater production using realistic geothermal heat ?ow data”,
Annals of Glaciology (40) 047

Johnson, J.V. and Fastook, J.L. (2002) “Northern Hemisphere glaciation and
its sensitivity to basal melt water.”Quaternary International. (95), 65-74
 

Specialized Skills:

Director,

Montana State Science Fair

International Experience:

United States Peace Corps volunteer 1994-1996 in Malawi, Central Africa.