D. Mosher Source Confirmed

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High Impact

Professor (on leave)

University of Central Arkansas

faculty

41 h-index 517 pubs 7,212 cited

Research Areas

Arctic Ocean Sedimentary Processes Marine Seismic Reflection Analysis Continental Shelf Geodynamics Deep Water Sediment Transport Turbidity Current Dynamics Geological Mapping Techniques Plasma Physics Simulation

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OverviewAI-generated summary

D. Mosher's research primarily investigates geological processes in marine environments, with a significant focus on the Arctic Ocean. His work involves the analysis of seismic-reflection data to understand tectono-sedimentary elements and the impact of deep-water currents on sedimentary processes. Mosher has contributed to studies on the Canadian Extended Continental Shelf program, examining its scientific legacy for UNCLOS, and has investigated features like the continental rise on the Northwest Atlantic margin.

His recent publications also extend to the study of turbidity currents at polar latitudes and the mapping of underwater geological features such as rivers beneath the sea. In addition to marine geology, Mosher has published on particle-in-cell simulations of ion dynamics in pinched-beam diodes, indicating a broader interest in physics-based modeling.

With a career marked by extensive scholarship, Mosher has amassed 517 publications, with 7,212 citations, and holds an h-index of 41. He is recognized as a highly cited researcher and maintains an active lab website.

Metrics

  • h-index: 41
  • Publications: 517
  • Citations: 7,212

Selected Publications

  • Religious Leaders’ Exposure to Suffering, Personal Spiritual Doubts, and Well-Being: An Empirical Study Applying the Relational Spirituality Model (2025) DOI