David Z. Piper
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David Z. Piper
Summary
David Z. Piper is a human[1]. He worked as a geologist[2], geochemist[3], oceanographer[4], and scientist[5].
Key Facts
- David Z. Piper worked as a geologist[2].
- David Z. Piper worked as a geochemist[3].
- David Z. Piper worked as an oceanographer[4].
- David Z. Piper worked as a scientist[5].
- David Z. Piper's field of work was hydrogeography[6].
- David Z. Piper's field of work was geochemistry[7].
- David Z. Piper's field of work was prospecting[8].
- David Z. Piper's field of work was oceanography[9].
- David Z. Piper's field of work was geology[10].
- David Z. Piper's field of work was marine hydrography[11].
- David Z. Piper was employed by United States Geological Survey[12].
- David Z. Piper is recorded as male[13].
- David Z. Piper's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- David Z. Piper's ISNI is recorded as 0000000116997608[15].
- David Z. Piper's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 113758602[16].
- David Z. Piper's ORCID iD is recorded as 0000-0002-9822-5659[17].
- David Z. Piper's NL CR AUT ID is recorded as mub20241220390[18].
- David Z. Piper's family name is recorded as Piper[19].
- David Z. Piper's given name is recorded as David[20].
- David Z. Piper's NUKAT ID is recorded as n2004072384[21].
- David Z. Piper's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[22].
- David Z. Piper's ResearchGate profile ID is recorded as Dz-Piper[23].
- David Z. Piper's Yale LUX ID is recorded as person/c95cef79-d7e2-4d57-937b-bb57c27678b5[24].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include geologist[2], geochemist[3], oceanographer[4], and scientist[5]. Fields of work include hydrogeography[6], an academic discipline[25]; geochemistry[7], a branch of chemistry[26]; prospecting[8], an activity[27]; oceanography[9], a field of study[28]; geology[10], a branch of science[29]; and marine hydrography[11]. Among David Z. Piper's employers was United States Geological Survey[12].
FAQs
What did David Z. Piper do for work?
David Z. Piper worked as geologist[2], geochemist[3], oceanographer[4], and scientist[5].