Robert Sinclair Dietz
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| Robert Sinclair Dietz | |
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| The birth | 1914September 14 United States of America nu jersey state Westfield () |
| Death | May 19, 1995 (80 years old death) |
| Nationality | The United States of America |
| Research field | Geophysics, oceanography |
| Research organization | Arizona State University |
| Alma mater | University of Illinois |
| Main achievements | Proposal of the sea-floor spreading |
| Main receiving a prize career | Penrose Medal (1988) |
| A project: Person biography | |
Robert Sinclair Dietz (Robert Sinclair Dietz, from September 14, 1914 to May 19, 1995) is a geophysicist, an oceanographer of the United States of America. With Harry Hammond Hess, I am known as one of the prophets of the sea-floor spreading. It is famous as an author of the Emperor Umiyama group.
I acquired a degree in University of Illinois in 1941 and studied under marine geologist Francis parka shepherd. In 1953, I studied in Tokyo University as Fulbright researcher and studied it in the Coast Guard Hydrographic Department. At this time, to Umiyama of the Emperor Umiyama group of the each generation Emperor name.
In 1960 through 1961, I propose sea-floor spreading. I acted as a geology professor of Arizona State University from 1977. I study the crater of the meteorite in the later years, and achievements include the shutter corn discovery of the Sudbury meteorite hole.
I it in a receiving a prize career
- 1985: Ballinger medal (international meteorite society)
- 1988: Penrose medal (American Geological Society)
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