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As a kid I spent hours upon hours on the boat.. where my Dad would drive me
crazy by pointing to the water and saying "can you see that?.. nope can't see it, have to imagine it".. which
led me to a career/love learning how to see what we couldn't see.. Now.. I've been with NOAA's Chesapeake Bay office
where I set up and ran boats mapping the Bay bottom, learn what makes oysters happy, and essentially trying to make a
dent at "Saving the Bay". In 2007 the position at NCBO became" full on" education. I brought in the "ROV
in a Bucket" Program I created back in '04 and then developed low cost observation buoys (Basic Observation Buoys)
and "Build-a-Buoy". Before I left NCBO I was working on dynamic, online worksheets that populate with data fresh
from the observation systems. In May of 2010 I became a program manager for NOAA's Integrated Ocean Observing System managing
a portfolio of coastal oceanographic models that forecast or map coastal inundation and hypoxia.
Leslie is a
nurse in the Cardiac Care unit at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD. She lives in an apartment in Silver Spring with her dog
Lucky. Andy is a Public Safety Officer at Wesley College, living in Dover, Delaware. Eric, Elliot, and
Earl are all doing remarkably well.. I now have three grandsons and a grand daughter.
Fezzick
(my golden), Rascal (the cat) and Wesley (my love bird) keep me company.. along with the abundant wildlife and animals
too... i.e. rabbits, deer, snakes, spiders, etc. Come and visit!!
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Levin, D.R. and Montvilo (1998) Applied Coastal Oceanography:
A Course That Integrates Science and Business. Journal of College Science Teaching. Volume 27, No. 5. 329-333
Levin,
D.R. and J. Montvilo (1996) Shipwreck location as a tool to tie science and business disciplines. Journal of College Science
Teaching. Volume 26, No. 1. 31-33.
Levin, D.R. (1995) Occupation of a relict distributary system by a new tidal
inlet, Quatre Bayou Pass, Louisiana. In Flemming and Bartholma (eds) Special Publication International Association of Sedimentology.
Tidal Signatures in Modern and Ancient Environments. V. 24, 71-84.
Levin, D.R. (1993) Tidal Inlet Evolution in the
Mississippi River Delta Plain. Journal of Coastal Research. 9:2:462-480.
Levin, D.R. and Lewis, S. (2003) Data Sharing
for Research and Education, Inclusion, Innovation, Investment, 4th Expanding Opportunities Conference in Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences, presented April 1, 2003. p.12.
Levin, D.R. and V. Vignaly (2000) Investigated submerged villages in surface
water reservoirs of
New England utilizing Seafloor Mapping Technologies, Ocean Imaging Conference 2000, Newport, Rhode
Island, May 2nd to 5th, 2000.
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Give me a call or
throw me an email...
757.710.1631
dougthegeologist@hotmail.com
or doug.levin@noaa.gov
Career Acknowledgements: Harry Maxfield, Jerry Montvilo, Dag Nummedal, Kevin Morris, Darren
Moss, Bill Charboneau, Mark (Harvey) Avakian, Rose Petrecca, Peter Glanz, Paul Igo, Dave Small, Bill Brew, Roland Guidry,
David Bell, Charlie Menzie, Jerry Cura, Kevin Hayden, John Fish, Duncan FitzGerald, Dennis Hubbard, Susan Haynes, Rob Reynolds,
Rick Younger, Ron Raymond, John Gann, Gary Shaffer, Gusto, Roger Zaunere, Charlie Alexander, Bill Krabill, Brian Sturgis,
Dwight Coleman, Charlie Frentz, Bob Disario, Scott Dinnel and more...
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