MSRC-5000,
Stony Brook University• Stony Brook,
NY 11790 • (631) 943-6983 • dwang@ic.sunysb.edu
Talented
Environmental Scientist with outstanding database management and data
analysis
skills
· PhD,
master
and bachelor’s degrees in environmental sciences.
· Over
nine years
of water quality data analysis experience.
· With
experiences of overseeing and coordinating water-quality network in
South Shore
Estuary, Long Island.
· Adept
in analyzing, interpreting, displaying and QA/QC data.
·
Proven ability in standard
scientific data analysis including statistical and graphical
techniques, and
developing water-quality indicators.
· Good
in GIS, and computer software ArcView GIS editor 9.2.
· Familiar
with developing and modifying computer
code (e.g., Matlab, C++, Fortran).
· Excellent
communication skills.
Professional Experience and Accomplishments:
Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 2003-2007
· Responsible for water quality data (e.g., inorganic nutrients, organic matter, heavy metals, BOD/COD, Chl-a and E. coli)
analyses in Long Island Sound and South Shore Estuary, Long Island.
· Conducted database (water quality data in coastal waters around Long Island) management, manipulation, and programming
by using computer software: Matlab, Access and C++.
· Conducted Statistical and graphical analysis for water quality indicators by using standard scientific analysis methods, e.g.,
correlation analysis, and Principle Component Analyses by using Matlab and STATISTICA.
· Assessed the impact of anthropogenic processes (e.g., land use, sewage effluences, groundwater pollution, and algal blooms)
on water quality and biological resources (by conducting multivariable and correlation analyses), and applied these analyses to
environmental issues related to public health.
University
of Alaska Fairbanks,
Fairbanks, AK 2001-2003
· Water quality (organic matter, inorganic nutrients, bacteria and phytoplankton) analyses in Alaskan Rivers and coastal waters.
· Conducted statistical and graphical analysis for sources and sinks of pollutant tracers, e.g., organic matter.
· Assessed the impact of anthropogenic processes on these waters (e.g., land use, and eutrophication).
First
Institute of Oceanography, SOA,
China 1998-2001
· Conducted water quality (e.g., nutrients, heavy metals, pH, DO, Chl-a, Kjeldahl Nitrogen, BOD/COD) investigation and assessment
in river water and coastal waters.
· Conducted Database management, manipulation, and programming in coastal areas in China by using computer software: Matlab,
Access and C++.
· Statistical and graphical analysis for water quality and assessed the impact of anthropogenic processes on these waters (by using
computer software: Matlab, Surfer and Grapher).
· Multivariable and correlation analyses for factors affecting water-quality conditions in the watershed.
Computer
Skills:
Microsoft
Office, Matlab, Arcview GIS editor, SigmaPlot, C++, STATISTICA,
Macromedia
Dreamwaver
AWARDS
AND HONORS:
2005
Research
Fellow at
Peconic Baykeeper, Riverhead, NY.
2004
University Fellowship at the Stony Brook
University, NY.
2003
University Scholarship at
the University of Alaska
Fairbanks, AK.
1997
Research
Fellow at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
Publications:
Wang,
D.,
Sañudo-Wilhelmy,
S., and Aller,
A.C., 2007. A new method of analyzing different species of
dissolved
molybdenum
in aquatic
systems. in preparing.
Wang,
D.,
Sañudo-Wilhelmy,
S., and
Goodbred, S.L., Jr., 2006. Separation of different chemical species of
vanadium
in natural waters by solid
-phase extraction. Oceanography and
Limnology:
Methods, submitted.
Wang,
D., Sañudo-Wilhelmy,
S., and Goodbred, SL., Jr., 2006.
Chemical speciation of dissolved vanadium in the western Long Island
Sound.
The
proceedings of Long Island Sound Research and New England Estuarine
Research
Society Preliminary Joint Conference, October 26-28,
2006, New London,
Connecticut, 260p.
Wang,
D.,
Henrichs,
S.M., and Guo, L., 2006. Distribution of dissolved organic carbon and
carbohydrates in the western Arctic Ocean. Conti-
nental Shelf Research, 26(14):
1654-1667.
Guéguen,
C., Guo, L., Wang,
D.,
Tanaka, N. and Hung C.C., 2005. Chemical characteristics and origin of
dissolved
organic matter in the Yukon
River. Biogeochemistry, 77: 139-155.
Guo,
L., Tanaka, T., Wang,
D., Tanaka, N., and Murata, A., 2004. Distributions,
speciation and stable
isotope composition of organic matter in
the southeastern Bering Sea. Marine
Chemistry, 91(1-4): 211-216.
Guéguen,
C., Wang, D.,
and Guo, L., 2003. Optical properties of natural organic matter in the
Yukon
River Basin. Tohoku Geophysical Journal,
36(4): 434-438.
Wang,
D.,
Ni, I.H. and Qian, P.Y., 2000. The
Current status and prospective on the marine co-culture of shellfish
and
seaweed in China. Journal
of Oceanography of Huang&Bohai
Seas, 18(1):
51-56.