> **Douglas J. Krause**

Southwest Fisheries Science Center 8604 La Jolla Shores Dr. La Jolla, CA
92037

Ph. (858) 546-7188 Fax (858) 546-5652 Email: <Douglas.krause@noaa.gov>

**Education**:
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2006 Masters Candidate 1999, B.S. Biology

Harvard University, Cambridge MA Bates College, Lewiston ME

Master of Education Minor: Theater

Emphasis: science education and curriculum GPA: 3.3

Expected Graduation June 2007

**Educational Outreach Experience:**
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-   Guest Speaker Poseidon Academy (2005, 2006), oceanography program at
    Mar Vista High School, San Diego, CA. Discussed marine mammal
    research and possible career paths in marine biology or oceanography
    with students.

-   Supervise Summer Intern (2006), Advanced Survey Technologies
    Program, oversee and direct summer research program with San Diego
    high school student.

-   Outreach Coordinator NOAA Ships McArthur, and Kai'mimoana
    (2000-2002), organized and conducted public open house outreach
    events aboard oceanographic research ships in 7 states, 3 countries,
    3 oceans, and 2 languages.

-   Educational Video (2003), wrote, filmed, and edited short
    educational video about Antarctica targeted toward second graders
    learning about geography

-   San Diego Day at the Docks (2004). Conducted public outreach to
    heighten exposure of several fisheries programs currently in place
    for commercial and private fisherman.

**Research Experience**:
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Antarctic Ecosystem Biologist (2002-2005)

-   Antarctic Fur Seals: coordinated and performed animal captures,
    instrumented and tracked animals with radio and satellite telemetry,
    planned and executed pup foraging study, conducted growth studies,
    monitored reproductive success, GC fatty Acid analysis, inter-annual
    survival, analyzed dental aging samples.

-   Marine Mammal Anesthesiologist: Successfully anesthetized 156
    Antarctic fur seals, and 2 Southern elephant seals using vaporized
    isoflourene gas and various injected pharmaceuticals.

-   Penguin tagging, and diet studies

Undergraduate Thesis, Bates College: Effect of hemlock (Tsuga canadensis
L.) presence, beech dbh, and site factors on the severity of beech bark
disease, at Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary, Lewiston Maine. 1999

**Publications:**

-   Goebel, M.E., McDonald, B.I., Tremblay, Y., **Krause, D**.**J**.,
    Lipsky, J.D., Cooper, M.H., and Holt, R.S. December 2005. Pinniped
    research at Cape Shirreff, Livingston Island, Antarctica, 2004/2005.
    In: AMLR 2004/2005 Field Season Report: Objectives, Accomplishments
    and Tentative Conclusions. Ed. Jessica D. Lipsky.
    NOAA-TM-NMFS-SWFSC-385. pp. 167.

-   Goebel, M.E., Freeman, S.L., **Krause, D.J**., Lipsky, J.D., Smith,
    L.K. and Holt, R.S. December 2004. . Pinniped research at Cape
    Shirreff, Livingston Island, Antarctica, 2003/2004. In: AMLR
    2003/2004 Field Season Report: Objectives, Accomplishments and
    Tentative Conclusions. Ed. Jessica D. Lipsky.
    NOAA-TM-NMFS-SWFSC-367. pp. 165.

**Presentations**: Seminar Bates College, 'Ecological Approach to
Antarctic Fisheries Management'. September 2005.

**Research Societies**: Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society,
1999-present.

**Professional Experience**:
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Bio-acoustician/ Master R/V D.V. Holliday (2005-Present)

-   Acquisition, preliminary processing, and archiving of echosounder,
    buoy, and sonar data.

-   Operation, logistical, and mechanical, support for two research
    boats including navigation, electrical and propulsion systems.

-   Testing, maintenance, installation, calibration, and operation of
    multi-frequency echosounder, multi-instrumented buoys, multi-beam
    sonar, ROV, and AUV systems.

Commissioned Officer of the United States of America (2000-2005)

Lieutenant (0-3), NOAA Corps (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration)

-   [Antarctic Field Camp Leader]{.underline}, Cape Shirreff Field
    Station, Livingston Island, Antarctica (2003-2005): Proposed,
    tracked, and managed 30K annual budget; Supervised 3-10 field
    biologists; Performed all manor of repair, installation,
    construction, and maintenance work on camp; Executed field research;
    Coordinated, packed and inventoried field gear shipment California
    to Antarctica and back.

-   [Executive Officer]{.underline}, NOAAS David Starr Jordan (2004):
    Supervised 16 crew and junior officers; tracked and completed time
    and attendance records.

-   [Navigation Officer]{.underline}, NOAAS McARTHUR (2000-2002):
    Arranged ship's port call logistics, Created all ship's navigational
    planning, Coordinated maintenance of electronic and paper chart
    portfolio, Stood qualified deck watches, Supervised and trained
    junior officers.

-   [NOAA Working Diver]{.underline} (2001-Present): biological
    sampling, ship husbandry, instrument installation

**Maritime Experience:
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U.S. Merchant Marine Officer (2004-Present)

US Coast Guard Near Coastal Licenses: Mate 200 Gross Tons, Master 100
Gross Tons

Navigation Officer NOAA Ship McARTHUR (2000-2002)

Length: 175', 1100 Gross Ton, 1600 Horse Power

-   Numerous dockings and un-dockings, channel piloting, and coastal
    navigation

-   Navigated in following Ocean Regions: West Coast of the US, The
    Hawaiian Islands, Gulf of Mexico, Eastern Tropical Pacific,
    Caribbean Sea, Central and South America.

[Other ships with at least 30 days underway as Deck
Officer:]{.underline}

NOAA Ship David Starr Jordan. Length 172' 900 Gross Tons (2005)

NOAA Ship Kaimimoana. Length 224' 1600 Gross Tons (2001)

**Small Boat Experience:**

Master R/V Dale Van Holliday, Southwest Fisheries Science Center
(SWFSC), La Jolla, California. Length 32' (2005-Present)

Activities: Bio-acoustic Surveys, AUV operation, Acoustic Buoy
deployments

Master R/V Ernest. SWFSC, La Jolla, California. Length 19'
(2005-Present)

Activities: Coastal Marine Mammal surveys, Shark Tagging Surveys,
Abalone Sampling

[Other boats operated:]{.underline}

-   R/V Shearwater 70'. Channel Island National Marine Sanctuary,

> Santa Barbara, California (2002, 03)
>
> Boat Operator, watchstander, and dive master

-   Certified small boat operator for 21' Rigid Hulled Inflatable Boat
    (RHIB) (2001-02) NOAA Ship McARTHUR.

-   R/V Harold Streeter 45'. Seattle, Washington (2001)

> Boat operator for USGS bathymetry mapping survey

**USCG/Maritime Certifications:**

\*STCW Basic Safety Training \*Advanced Firefighting

\*Bridge Resource Management \*Radar Observer Unlimited

\*Automated Radar Plotting Aids (ARPA) \*FCC Radio Operators License

\*Global Maritime Distress and \*Small Boat Safety Course,

Safety Systems (GMDSS) Alaska Marine Safety Education Association

**Medical Experience/Training:
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[Medical Person in Charge]{.underline} at Cape Shirreff Field Camp,
Livingston Island, Antarctica

Three field seasons (2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05) Primary emergency
medical technician, organized and inventoried pharmaceuticals and
medical equipment, maintained medical records.

-   United States Coast Guard Certified: Medical Person in Charge
    (2005-Present)

-   CPR for Healthcare Providers (2004-2006)

-   Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) (2002-04)

**SCUBA Experience/Training:
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\*NOAA Working Diver (2001-present): \*NAUI certified Master Scuba Diver
(2001)

\[Over 80 logged working dives\]

\*Nitrox Certified (2001) \*Dry Suit Certified (2001)

\*AGA Mask Certified (2001) \*Visual Tank Inspector (2001)

**Hobbies/Interests**:
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Sailing, hiking, avid Australian Rules Football fan

**Post Graduate Courses:** Introduction to Supervision (4.0 CEU),
Controlling a Budget (2.4 CEU), Solving Performance and Conduct Problems
(2.4 CEU)