Kelli L. Moran, PhD
My research focuses on geologically recent coastal geomorphology and marine geohazards along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.
Dr. Kelli Moran is a Mendenhall Postdoctoral Fellow and research geophysicist at the USGS Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center. Her research focuses on how sediments move and deposit along the coasts over a variety of geologic time scales using a wide variety of geophysical and geological methods.
Science and Products
Offshore Analysis of Seafloor Instability and Sediments (OASIS)
The Offshore Analysis of Seafloor Instability and Sediments (OASIS) project is an interagency partnership coordinated by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to better understand underwater mudslides and their impacts in the Mississippi River Delta Front. The USGS plays a central role in the project, contributing long-term expertise in coastal and marine geology, seafloor mapping, and geohazard...
Science and Products
Offshore Analysis of Seafloor Instability and Sediments (OASIS)
The Offshore Analysis of Seafloor Instability and Sediments (OASIS) project is an interagency partnership coordinated by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management to better understand underwater mudslides and their impacts in the Mississippi River Delta Front. The USGS plays a central role in the project, contributing long-term expertise in coastal and marine geology, seafloor mapping, and geohazard...