John DeSanto
Research areas
Education: 2018: Ph. D. in Earth Sciences at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego 2013: B.S. in Physics and Geophysics at University of Texas at Austin
Interests: Seafloor Geodesy, Subduction zones, Offshore earthquakes, GPS, InSAR
Current Research: Improving the accuracy of GPS-Acoustic measurements along the Cascadia Subduction Zone by better constraining the sound velocity profile of the water column
Recent Publications:
DeSanto, J. B., D. T. Sandwell (2019), Seafloor geodesy from repeated sidescan sonar surveys: Optimal survey and processing parameters, Marine Geodesy.
Cook, M., J. B. DeSanto (2019), Validation of seafloor benchmark stability using structure-from-motion and seafloor pressure data, Earth and Space Science.
DeSanto, J. B., C. D. Chadwell, D. T. Sandwell (2018), Kinematic Post-processing of Ship Navigation Data Using Precise Point Positioning. Journal of Navigation.
DeSanto, J. B., D. T. Sandwell, C. D. Chadwell (2016), Seafloor Geodesy from Repeated Sidescan Sonar Surveys. J. Geophys. Res. Solid Earth, 121: 4800-4813, doi: 10.1002/2016JB013025.