Allen Bradshaw Murray - Duke University

Allen Bradshaw MurrayDivision of Earth and Ocean Science,Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences/Center for Nonlinear and Complex SystemsDuke UniversityBox 90230 Durham, NC 27708-0230office: (919) 681-5069home: (919) 383-1105PRESENT POSTProfessor, Division of Earth and Ocean Science, Nicholas School of the Environment and EarthSciences, Duke University, coastal processes and geomorphologyPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE2005-2008 Associate Professor, Division of Earth and Ocean Science, NicholasSchool of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Duke Universitycoastal processes and geomorphology1998-2005 Assistant Professor, Division of Earth and Ocean Science, Nicholas School of theEnvironment and Earth Sciences, Duke Universitycoastal processes and geomorphology1996-98 Postdoctoral Associate, Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diegomodeling and field study of broken wave and swash interactions and motions; modelingand field study of large-scale flow in the surf zone; modeling near-shore sedimenttransport; modeling and field study of periglacial processes and patterned ground;development and application of model-evaluation techniques. In collaboration with Dr.Brad Werner.1995-96 Postdoctoral Associate, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesotamodeling of braided streams and alluvial fans; analysis of the spatial patterns of braidedstreams, subaqueous and eolian bedforms; testing models of braided streams andbedforms; field studies of braided streams. In collaboration with Dr. Chris Paola.1994-95 Research Associate, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesotabraided-stream modeling; dynamical-systems analysis of the spatial patterns of braidedstreams; development of techniques for comparing models to real systems. Lecturespresented in the course Geodynamics and the Geofluids seminar.1993-94 Doctoral Dissertation Fellow, University of Minnesotafield studies of braided streams and eolian bedforms; laboratory studies of braidedstreams and subaqueous bedforms; analysis of braided stream and bedform data.1992 Research Associate, Institute of Hydraulics, University of Genoaassisted with the construction of a braided-stream flume; performed model braidedstream experiment and collected data; presented lectures on dynamical systems.1988-93 Teaching Assistant, Geology and Geophysics, University of MinnesotaIntroductory Geology, Earth History, Honors Earth Science, Petrology, collection curator,tutor, assistant on field trips.1986-88 Teaching Assistant, Physics, University of Minnesota1

General Physics, MeteorologyEDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND1995 Ph.D., Geology, University of MinnesotaMajor Areas of Coursework: dynamical-systems mathematics, sediment transport, fluidmechanics, geomorpholgyDissertation: Braided-Stream Modeling and Model evaluation; dynamical-systemsapproachesSupervisor: Dr. Chris Paola1990Master of Science, Physics, University of MinnesotaMajor area of coursework: modern physics, philosophy of scienceThesis Paper: Interpretation of Quantum MechanicsSupervisor: Dr. Roger Jones1986Bachelor of Arts, Individualized Studies--General Science, University ofMinnesotaHonors Thesis: The Geology and Geomorphology of the Northwest Territories1986Bachelor of Arts, Journalism, University of MinnesotaConcentration: science writingTraining Courses1987 Field Camp, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesotamapping and field observation1988-94 11 field courses with trips to many parts of North America, concentrating ongeomorphology and surface processesSYNERGISTIC ACTIVITIES2017 Steering Committee Chair, Community Surface Dynamics Modeling System(CSDMS)2016Participated in international iCOASST (UK national coastal research project)final workshop (London; presenter and panel member)2015-2016Co-organized Conference on Mathematical Geophysics, Paris, June 20162013Co-organized workshop on Landscape response to Climate and Land-Use change;co-lead author on resulting synthesis paper2013Contributed to international iCOASST workshop (UK national coastal researchproject), coauthor on associated state-of-the-science journal articles2011Advisory Board, International organizing committee, Scientific Committee,International Symposium on River, Coastal and Estuarine Morphodynamics2

2008-2011200820082007- ice Chair, Nonlinear Geophysics Focus Group, American Geophysical UnionExecutive Committee, Nonlinear Geophysics Focus Group, AmericanGeophysical UnionLead author, white paper for NRC committee on Earth Surface ProcessesChair, Coastal Working Group and Coastal Vulnerability Initiative, CommunitySurface Dynamics Modeling System (CSDMS)Organized an NSF-funded workshop on the future of Earth-surface scienceCo-organized Binghamton Symposium on ‘Complexity in Geomorphology’Co-edited special issue of Geomorphology (devoted to complexity)Associate Editor, Journal of Geophysics—Earth SurfaceScientific Committee, International Symposium on River, Coastal andEstuarine MorphodynamicsAmerican Geophysical Fall Meeting Program Committee memberNSF workshop to develop the Community Surface Dynamics Modeling SystemNSF workshop to organize the Community Surface Dynamics Modeling SystemNSF workshop to develop the Source To Sink initiativeNSF workshop to organize the Source To Sink initiativeFELLOWSHIPS AND HONORS2016 William Morris Davis Lecturer, Boston universities (including: Boston College, MIT,Harvard, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and Boston University)2008 Most Cited Paper award (2003-2007), Continental Shelf Research2007 Keynote presentation and paper, 5th International Symposium onRiver, Coastal and Estuarine Morphodynamics1993 Doctoral Dissertation Fellow, Graduate School, University of Minnesota1993 Geofluids Fellowship, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesota1991 John W. Gruner Fellowship, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesota1990 John W. Gruner Fellowship, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesota1988 Departmental Fellowship, Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesota1986 Summa Cum Laude, University of Minnesota1986 Phi Beta Kappa1985 Honors Waller Scholarship, College of Liberal Arts, University of MinnesotaPUBLICATIONSEdited BooksBarrier dynamics and response to changing climate. (2018) Moore, L. J., and Murray, A. B., eds.Springer, New York. 10.1007/978-3-319-68086-6.Complexity in Geomorphology (2007) Murray, A. B., and Fonstad, M. A., eds. Published as aspecial issue of Geomorphology, vol. 91, 10.1016/j.geomorph.2007.07.011.Book Chapters3

Murray, A. B., and Moore, L. J., (2018) Geometric constraints on long-term barriermigration: from simple to surprising. In: Moore LJ, Murray AB (eds) Barrierdynamics and response to changing climate. Springer, New York.https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68086-6 7.Moore L. J., Goldstein E. B., Vinent O. D., Walters D., Kirwan M., Lauzon R., MurrayA. B., Ruggiero P. (2018) The role of ecomorphodynamic feedbacks andlandscape couplings in influencing the response of barriers to changing climate.In: Moore LJ, Murray AB (eds) Barrier dynamics and response to changingclimate. Springer, New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-680866 10.Smith, M. D., Murray, A. B., Gopalakrishnan, S., Keeler, A. G., Landry, C. E.,McNamara, D., and Moore, L. J., 2015, Chapter 7 – Geoengineering Coastlines?From Accidental to Intentional, in Coastal Zones, Solutions for the 21st Century,Elsevier, doi: 10.1016/B978-0-12-802748-6.00007-3Murray, A. B., 2013, Which Models are Good (Enough), and When? Chapter 2 in:Treatise on Geomorphology (Editor-in-Chief: JF Shroder), Elsevier-AcademicPress, Oxford; ISBN 0123747392Murray, A.B., 2007, Two paradigms in landscape dynamics: Self-similar processes andemergence, Chapter 2 in: Nonlinear Dynamics in Geophysics, Tsonis, A. A.;Elsner, J. B. (Eds.), Springer, 604 p., ISBN: 978-0-387-34917-6Murray, A.B., 2003, Contrasting the goal, strategies, and predictions associated with simplifiednumerical models and detailed simulations, in Prediction in Geomorphology, DickIverson and Peter Wilcock Eds, Geophysical Monograph 135, American GeophysicalUnion, 151-165.Journal ArticlesReeves, I. R. B., Moore, L. J., Goldstein, E. B., Murray, A. B., Carr, J. A., andKirwan, M. L., Impacts of seagrass dynamics on the coupled long-termevolution of barrier-marsh systems, Journal of Geophysics—Biogeosciences, revised and in re-review.Yousefi Lalimi, F., Marani, M., Heffernan, J. B., D’Alpaos, A., and Murray, A. B.,Watershed and estuarine controls on salt marsh extent and resilience,Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, revised, in re-review.Lauzon, R., Murray, A. B., Cheng, S., Liu, J. Ells, D. D., and Lazarus, E. D.,Correlation between shoreline change and planform curvature on wave-4

dominated, sandy coastlines, Jour. of Geophys Res.—Earth Surface,accepted.Montano, J., Coco, G., Antolinez, A. A., Beuzen, T., Bryan, K. R., Cagiagal, L.,Castelle, B., Davidson, M., Goldstein, E. B., Ibaceta, R., Idier, D., Ludka, B.,MasoudAnsari, S., Mendex, F. Murray. A. B., Plant, N. G., Ratliff, K.,Robinet, A., Rueda, A. Senechal, A. Simmons, J. Splinter, K., Stephens, S.Townend, I., Vitousek, S., Shorecast: A novel approach to testing ofshoreline models, Geophys. Res. Lett., in review.Ratliff, K. M., Hutton, E. H. W., and Murray, A. B., Modeling long-term deltadynamics leads to new insights about river avulsion locations, Geology, inreview.Dong, X., Murray, A. B., Heffernan, J. B., 2018, Ecohydrologic feedbackscontrolling sizes of cypress wetlands in a patterned karst landscape, EarthSurface Processes and Landscapes, https://doi.org/10.1002/esp.4564.Antolinez, J. A. A., Murray, A. B., Mendez, F. J., Moore, L. J., Farley, G., andWood, J., 2018, Downscaling changing coastlines in a changing climate,the hybrid approach, Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface, 123.https://doi.org/10.1002/2017JF004367.Lauzon, R., and Murray, A. B., 2018, Comparing the cohesive effects of mud andvegetation on delta evolution, Geophysical Research Letters, 45.https://doi.org/10.1029/2018GL079405.Lauzon, R., Moore, L. J., Murray, A. B., Walters, D. C., Kirwan, M. L., andFagherazzi, S., 2018, Effects of marsh edge erosion in coupled barrierisland-marsh systems and geometric constraints on marsh evolution,accepted pending revision, Journal of Geophysical Research-EarthSurface. https://doi.org/10.1029/2017JF004530Ratliff, K. M., Hutton, E. H. W., and Murray, A. B., 2018, Exploring wave and sea-levelrise effects on delta morphodynamics with a coupled river-ocean model, Journalof Geophysical Research—Earth Surface, n, C. A., Bianchi, T. S., Brown, A. L., Cohen, M. J., Dong, X., Flint, M. K.,Martin, J. B., McLaughlin, D. L., Murray, A. B., Pain, A., Quintero, C. J., Ward,N. D., Zhang, X., Heffernan, J. B., 2018, Mass balance implies Holocenedevelopment of a low-relief karst patterned landscape, Chemical 029.Dong, X., Cohen, M. J., Martin, J. B., McLaughlin, D. L., Murray, A. B., Ward, N. D.,Flint, M. K., Heffernan, J. B., 2018, Ecohydrologic processes and soil thicknessfeedbacks control limestone-weathering rates in a karst landscape, ChemicalGeology, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemgeo.2018.05.021.5