VINCENT J. CAPONE, M.Sc.

EDUCATION

M.Sc., Marine Science (Minor in Statistics), 1985, Louisiana State University, LA

B.Sc., Marine Biology (Minor in Geology), 1982, Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ

Advanced Degree Courses, 1981, The West Indies Laboratory, U.S. Virgin Islands

EXPERIENCE

January 1994 - Present: Senior Marine Scientist, Enviroscan, Inc., Lancaster, PA.

Supervise marine geophysical investigations for private, state, federal, military, commercial, and industrial clients throughout the world.  Perform land-based GPR, EM, magnetic, and acoustic investigations.

June 1992 - 1994: Adjunct Professor, Cornell University, Isle of Shoals Marine

Laboratory instructor in marine search and survey techniques.

June 1990 - Present: Training Consultant, Klein Associates, Inc., North Salem, NH.

Provide instruction in advanced sonar techniques to worldwide military, government, and private clients of the leading manufacturer of sonar equipment.

May 1990 - April, 2000: Founding Principal, Marine Search & Survey, Princeton, NJ.

Founded and directed firm specializing in underwater searches using various sonar, remotely operated vehicle and navigation systems.  Services included location and documentation of historic shipwrecks, underwater inspections, hydrographic surveys, and environmental/ecological sampling.

July 1987 - Present: Scientific Instructor, Marine Studies Program, Lakeville, CT.

Instructor in marine search and survey techniques.

June 1993: Sonar Training Consultant, U.S. Navy.

August 1991: Sonar Training Consultant, Israeli Navy.

April 1988 - January 1990: Assistant Project Manager, Oceaneering International, Inc., Falls Church, VA.

Acted as navigation and sonar technician for field surveys.  Performed post survey data processing.

July 1985 - April 1988: Marine and Aquatic Sciences Division Manager, Kaselaan & D'Angelo Associates, Inc., Haddon Heights, NJ.

Developed and managed marine and aquatic sciences division.  Responsible for marketing, bid preparation, field operations, and equipment maintenance.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS

Fellow: International Explorers Club

Frequent invited lecturer or instructor at universities and symposia

Five publications, numerous abstracts

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Ground Penetrating Radar Training Course, Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc., 1993

OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site Workers Training with Annual 8-hour Updates, 1988 - Present

AWARDS

Explorer of the Year, International Explorers Club, Philadelphia Chapter, 1990

AALGBRT Achievement Award, 1989