Dale R. Lockwood

Biology Department

Colorado State University

(970) 443-9160

dale.lockwood@colostate.edu

Education

PhD

Population Biology, University of California, Davis

2002

MS

Population Biology, University of California, Davis

1999

MS

Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona

1992

BS

Computer Science and Mathematics, New Mexico State University

1987

Professional Experience

Postdoctoral Fellow, Colorado State University, Program for Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Ecology and Statistics (PRIMES) joint with the USDA National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation

2004-

Present

Post Graduate Researcher / Teaching Assistant / Reader, University of California, Davis

1997-2001

Graduate Intern, National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

1999-2000

Consultant, Satellite Science and Engineering

1996-1997

Program Manager, Storm Integration Inc.

1993-1996

Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Arizona

1990-1992

Programmer, International Business Machines

1987-1990

Teaching Experience

At CSU

-       Taught EY 695 – Foundations in Ecology Recitation

-       Co-taught FEScUE Team Research Seminar

-       Co-taught EY 505 – Foundations In Ecology

-       Co-taught EY 680 – Team Research In Ecology

-        Guest Lectured POCC 101 – American Government and Politics

At UC Davis

-       Taught WFB 122L – Population Estimation and Dynamics Lab

-       Guest lectured WFB 122 – Population Estimation and Dynamics course

At Storm

-       Developed class and materials and delivered training courses on introductory Unix, and large software packages

At U of Arizona

-       Taught MATH 119 – Finite Mathematics and MATH 115 – Trigonometry

At IBM

-       Developed and presented course on orbital dynamics and orbit software

Honors and Awards

At CSU

-       Lockwood, Richards and Volk (2007) awarded Outstanding Paper on Plant Genetic Resources by the Crop Science Society of America

2008

At UC Davis

-       Received Fellowship from NSF Research Training Grant for Nonlinear Dynamics in Biology

1997-2001

-       Lockwood & Lockwood (1993) selected as one of the most important papers in the Journal of Range Management in the past 50 years

2000

-       Received California Sea Grant Traineeship (Project Title: Bioeconomic Management Model of a Metapopulation: The Red Sea Urchin)

1998-1999

At Storm

-       Received two awards for outstanding program management

1995/1996

At U of Arizona

-       Received National Needs Fellowship

1990-1992

-       Awarded scholarship to attend the Rocky Mountain Mathematics Consortium Summer Conference on “Recent Developments in Differential Equations and Applications to Modeling in Population Dynamics”

1991

At IBM

-       Received award from IBM and letter of appreciation from the U.S. Air Force for technical operations support of the first GPS block II satellite launch

1989

At NMSU

-       President's Associates' Scholarship

1983-1987

-       Crimson Scholar

1983-1987

-       Dean's Honor List

1983-1987

-       Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society

1986-1987

-       Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society

1986-1987

Academic Service

At CSU

-       Organized and led PRIMES field trip to Bodega Bay Marine Reserve and Muir Woods National Monument

2008

-       Organized and led PRIMES graduate student reading group and seminar series

2004-2005

-       Internal reviewer for USDA prepared manuscripts

2005-2007

At UC Davis

-       Member of Population Biology Graduate Group Admissions Committee

1999-2001

-       Instructor for RTG in Nonlinear Dynamics in Biology undergraduate seminar, “How to make a scientific presentation”

2001

-       Panelist for RTG in Nonlinear Dynamics in Biology seminar, “Balancing children and your graduate education”

2001

-       Poster Judge at the 2001 Society of Mathematical Biology Annual Meeting, Hilo, HI

2001

-       Student Representative on RTG in Nonlinear Dynamics in Biology Steering Committee

1999-2000

-       Member of RTG in Nonlinear Dynamics in Biology Undergraduate Admissions Committee

1998-1999

At U of Arizona

-       Member of Mathematics committee to improve graduate teaching assistant training

1991

At NMSU

-       President of the NMSU Chapter of the Association of Computing Machinery

1986-1987

-       President of the NMSU Chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society

1986-1987

-       Member of NMSU team for ACM Regional Programming Contest

1986

-       NMSU High School Programming Contest Official

1984

Reviewer for Hawaii Sea Grant proposals, Theoretical Population Biology, Ecology and Society, Crop Science and Complexity

Outreach / Public Service

Collaborating with Discovery Science Center, Fort Collins on outreach projects involving marine conservation and satellite systems as well as the redesign of the Colorado exhibit area

2008

Interviewed about ecological issues in Larimer County for “Community at Work” program on KRFC.

2007 & 2008

Participated in roundtable discussion hosted by the Institute of International Education with delegation from Russia to discuss local environmental policy and government action.

2007

Appointed member of the Environmental Advisory Board for Larimer County, Colorado.

2003-09

-        Elected chair

2005-08

Presented “How to Fly a Satellite” at the Explorit Science Center, Davis, California as part of the Meet the Scientist Program.

1997

Affiliations

Ecological Society of America (Theoretical and Agroecology Sections)

Society for Conservation Biology

Sigma Xi

Research Funding

National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research and Mentoring Program, The Shortgrass Steppe URM, Coop with J. Moore, R. Conant, C. Webb, M. Antolin, G. Beresford, I.  Burke, J. Detling, E. Kelly, W. Lauenroth, J. vonFischer, M. Wallenstein, J. Morgan, F. Dijkstra, R. Shaw (preproposal submitted)

2007

Bodega Marine Laboratory, University of California Graduate Student Travel Grant Program, Population Dynamics of Tigriopus californicus, $500.

1998-2000

Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station Competitive Grants Program, Detection and Monitoring of Rangeland Grasshopper Infestations and Damage by Remote Sensing, Coop with J.A. Lockwood, W. Gribb, W. Reiners, R. Zhang, $24,600.

1995

United States Department of Agriculture Grasshopper IPM Project, Predictive modeling of grasshopper population dynamics using Catastrophe Theory, Coop with J.A. Lockwood, $48,580.

1990-1992

Dale R. Lockwood

PUBLICATIONS

In Prep:

Lockwood, D. R. & C. M. Richards. Applying graph theoretical approaches to associative genetic mapping.

Lockwood, D. R., C. T. Webb and J. Moore. 2008. I eat dead things: the stability of detritus based food webs

Lockwood, D. R., C. T. Webb and J. Moore. 2008. How to survive as a detritivore

Lockwood, D. R. When complexities collide.

Lockwood, D. R., C. M. Richards, G. M. Volk & C. Walters. 2008. Staving off death: modeling demographics and genetics in ex-situ collection

Peer Reviewed:

Richards, C. M., G. M. Volk, A. D. Henk, A. A. Reilley, D. R. Lockwood, P. A. Reeves & P. L. Forsline. 2008. Genetic diversity and population structure in Malus sieversii, a wild progenitor species of domesticated apple. Tree Genetics and Genomes (in press).

Lockwood, D. R., and J. A. Lockwood. 2008. Grasshopper population ecology: catastrophe, criticality, and critique. Ecology and Society 13(1): 34. [online] URL: http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol13/iss1/art34/

Lockwood, D. R. 2008. When logic fails ecology. Quarterly Review of Biology 83(1): 57-64.

Lockwood, D. R., C. M. Richards & G. M. Volk. 2007. Sampling wild plant populations: Comparing two leading strategies. Crop Science 47:861-866.

Lockwood, D. R. 2007. Ecology is not rocket science. Emergence: Complexity and Organization 9(1-2): 2-11.

MacNeil, M. D., M. A. Cronin, H. D. Blackburn, C. M. Richards, D. R. Lockwood, J. Kantanen & L. J. Alexander. 2007. Genetic relationships between feral cattle from Chirikof Island, Alaska and other breeds. Animal Genetics 38(3): 193-197.

Lockwood, D. R., C. M. Richards & G. M. Volk. 2006. Sampling wild plant species: The roles of ecology and evolution. Plant Breeding Reviews 29: 285-314.

Wilen, J. E., M. D. Smith, D. R. Lockwood, L. W. Botsford. 2002. Avoiding Surprises: Incorporating fishermen behavior into management models, Bulletin of Marine Science, 70(2): 553-575.

Lockwood, D. R., A. Hastings & L. W. Botsford. 2002. The Effects of Dispersal Patterns on Marine Reserves: Does the Tail Wag the Dog? Theoretical Population Biology, 61: 297-309.        

Lockwood, J. A., Narisu, S. P. Schell & D. R. Lockwood. 2001. Canola Oil as a Kairomonal Attractant of Rangeland Grasshoppers (Orthoptera: Acrididae): an Economical Liquid Bait for Insecticide Formulation, International Journal of Pest Management  47: 185-194.

Lundquist, C.J., L. W. Botsford, L. E. Morgan, J. M. Diehl, T. Lee, D. R. Lockwood & E. L. Pearson. 2000. Effects of El Nino and La Nina on local invertebrate settlement in northern California, CalCOFI Rep. Vol. 41:167-176. 

Botsford, L. W., L. E. Morgan, D. R. Lockwood & J. E. Wilen. 1999. Marine Reserves and Management of the Northern California Red Sea Urchin Fishery, CalCOFI Rep. Vol. 40: 87-93.

Lockwood, D. R., J. A. Lockwood, 1997. Evidence of Self Organized Criticality in Insect Populations, Complexity, Vol. 2(4):49-58.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1993. A unified paradigm of rangeland ecosystem dynamics through the application of catastrophe theory, Journal of Range Management, 46:282-288.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1991. Rangeland Grasshopper (Orthoptera: Acrididae) Population Dynamics: Insights from Catastrophe Theory, Environmental Entomology, 20:970-980.

Lockwood, D.R. and J.A. Lockwood. 1989. Application of Catastrophe Theory to Population Dynamics of Rangeland Grasshoppers.  In Estimation and Analysis of Insect Populations, pp 268-277.  L.L. McDonald, B.F. Manly, J.A. Lockwood (eds.), Springer Verlag, New York.

Technical:

Lockwood, J. A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1996. Death, taxes, and grasshopper outbreaks: what self-organized criticality tells us about population dynamics.  Proceedings of the Orthopterists' Conference at the National Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, Louisville, Kentucky.  Metaleptea (abstract) 17:9.

Lockwood, J. A., and D. R. Lockwood. 1996. Catastrophe theory model.  CAMASE Register of Agro-ecosystem Models, 2:56-57.

Lockwood, D. R., T.C. Probert 1995. Spacecraft Data Access Usability Engineering: A Paradigm Shift, Proceedings of the International Symposium “Reducing the Cost of Spacecraft Ground Systems and Operations” Oxfordshire, United Kingdom.

Lockwood, D. R., 1995. In-the-Field-Observer Payload Command and Data Fusion Operations Concept, Proceedings of the NSIA Satellite Command and Control Conference. Santa Clara, California.

Probert, T.C., D. R. Lockwood, P. Geroulo & K. Flint, 1994. MSTI Commander in the field Operational Concept, Proceedings of the 8th Annual AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites. Logan, Utah.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1992. Understanding and forecasting rangeland grasshopper population dynamics with Catastrophe Theory. United Nations, Food and Agriculture Organization, Desert Locust Register, No. 4, p. 119.

Lockwood, D.R. and J.A. Lockwood, 1991. Boldly folding where no model has gone before: application of catastrophe theory to grasshopper population dynamics.  Proceedings of the Orthopterists' Society Conference at the National Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, New Orleans, Louisiana, Metaleptea (abstract) 13:14.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1991. Predictive modeling of grasshopper population dynamics using catastrophe theory. Annual report to the USDA-APHIS Grasshopper Integrated Pest Management Project, pp. 49-52.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1991. 1991. Forecasting rangeland grasshopper population dynamics using catastrophe theory.  United Nations, Food and Agriculture Organization, Desert Locust Register, No. 3, p. 117.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1990. Catastrophe theory forecast models for rangeland grasshopper population dynamics. USDA-APHIS Grasshopper Integrated Pest Management Project Annual (Final) Report.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1990. Catastrophe theory models of rangeland grasshopper population dynamics.  Proceedings of the Pacific Branch Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, Spokane, Washington (abstract).

Lockwood, D.R. and J.A. Lockwood, 1990. Ecological parameters of grasshopper population dynamics as derived from catastrophe theory.  Proceedings of the Orthopterists' Society Conference at the National Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, San Antonio, Texas (abstract).

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1990. Catastrophe theory forecast models for rangeland grasshopper population dynamics. United States Department of Agriculture, Grasshopper Integrated Pest Management Project Annual Report pp. 32-36.

Lockwood, J.A. and D.R. Lockwood, 1989. Catastrophe theory forecast models for rangeland grasshopper population dynamics. United States Department of Agriculture, Grasshopper Integrated Pest Management Project Annual Report pp. 39-44.

Government Reports:

Lockwood, D.R., D. Gilkey and M. Erickson. 2008. Report on In Situ and Open Pit Uranium Mining prepared for the Larimer Board of County Commissioners.

Lockwood D.R. 2004. Chronic Wasting Disease Issue Report. Larimer County Environmental Advisory Board. http://www.co.larimer.co.us/boards/eab/Issues/CWD.htm

Lockwood D.R. 2004. West Nile Virus Issue Report. Larimer County Environmental Advisory Board. http://www.co.larimer.co.us/boards/eab/Issues/WNV.htm

Miscellaneous:

Lockwood, D.R. 1996. Storm Integration Corporation Corporate Graphical User Interface Standards. Storm Integration Inc., San Jose, California. 20 pp.

Lockwood, D.R. 1996. Storm Integration Corporation Corporate Usability Guidelines. Storm Integration Inc., San Jose, California. 19 pp.

Lockwood, D.R. 1996. Earlybird-1 Payload Operating Software Administration Manual (SISJ-EW-MAN002). Storm Integration Inc., San Jose, California. 52 pp.

Lockwood, D.R. and S.R. Lockwood. 1996. Earlybird-1 Payload Operating Software User’s Manual (SISJ-EW-MAN001). Storm Integration Inc., San Jose, California. 57 pp.

Lockwood, D.R. and S.R. Lockwood. 1996. Command Builder User Manual (MAN3-ST-12CB0001). Storm Integration Inc., San Jose, California. 63 pp.

Lockwood, D.R. and S.R. Lockwood. 1994. Command Generation Tool User Manual (MAN2-ST-12CGT0003). Storm Integration Inc., San Jose, California. 58 pp.

Dale R. Lockwood

Presentations

Lockwood, D. R. 2008. Determination of population structure based on genetic data. Natural Resources Ecology Laboratory, Fort Collins, Colorado (invited).

Lockwood, D. R. 2008. The genetics of seedbanks. Biology Department Symposium, University of Colorado Denver Health Sciences, Denver Colorado.

Lockwood, D. R. 2007. Density dependent dispersal: A direct explanation for the complexities of insect outbreaks. ESA Annual Meeting. San Jose, California.

Lockwood, D. R. 2007. Looking for genes, finding populations and staving off death – the mathematics of genebanking. Mathematics department symposium, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado (invited).

Lockwood, D. R. 2007. Ecological Rocket Science: Why the proposed laws of ecology are extremely impractical. Does Philosophy Matter to Science? – Stony Brook University Symposium. New York, New York.

Volk, G. M., C. M. Richards, A. D. Henk, A. A. Reilley, D. R. Lockwood & P. L. Forsline. 2007. Genetic diversity assessment of wild Malus sieversii populations in Kazakhstan. Plant and Animal Genome Conference. San Diego, California (poster).

Lockwood, D. R. & J. A. Lockwood. 2006. Grasshopper population ecology: Catastrophe, criticality, and critique. ESA Symposium, The Detection of Catastrophic Thresholds: Perspectives, Definitions, and Methods. ESA Annual Meeting. Memphis, Tennessee (invited).

Lockwood, D. R. 2005. Sampling genetic diversity for restoration, conservation and agriculture: How many seeds? Plant Sciences Supergroup, Colorado State University , Fort Collins, Colorado (invited).

Lockwood, D. R. 2004. The role of larval dispersal with respect to the design of marine reserves. United States Department of Agriculture, National Center for Genetic Resources Preservation, Fort Collins, Colorado.

Lockwood, D. R. 2002. Dispersal, Heterogeneous Habitat and the Design of Marine Reserves. Population Biology Seminar Series, University of California, Davis, California.

Lockwood, D. R., L. W. Botsford & A. M. Hastings. 2001. Larval Dispersal and Marine Reserves. International Conference on Mathematical and Theoretical Biology and the Annual Meeting of the Society for Mathematical Biology. Hilo, Hawaii.

Botsford, L. W., A. Hastings, D. Lockwood & F. Micheli. 2001. Uncertainty in dispersal patterns: a challenge for marine reserves. Second Symposium on Marine Conservation Biology. San Francisco, CA.

Lockwood, D. R. & E. Marland. 2000. Constraints in the Use of Free Amino Acids (FAA) in the Osmoregulation of Tigriopus californicus.  83^rd meeting of the Mathematical Association of America.  Washington DC.

Morgan, L. E., L. W. Botsford, J. E. Wilen & D. R. Lockwood. 1999. Management of the Northern California Red Sea Urchin Fishery Using Marine Reserves. 17th Lowell Wakefield Fisheries Symposium. Anchorage, Alaska.

Lockwood, D. R., D. Brown, B. Crane, H. Miller, M. Nelsenador & J. Tamaresis. 1999. Copepods in the mist - a multidisciplinary look at Tigriopus californicus. Nonlinear Dynamics in Biology and Chemistry: A symposium to honor Joel E. Keizer and his three decades in science. Davis, California.

Lockwood, J. A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1996. Death, taxes, and grasshopper outbreaks: what self-organized criticality tells us about population dynamics.  Orthopterists' Society Conference at the National Meeting of the Entomological Society of America. Louisville, Kentucky.

Flint, K. and D. R. Lockwood. 1995. The Phillips Laboratory’s Mobile Ground Tracking Station (MGTS).  International Telemetering Conference. Las Vegas, Nevada.

Lockwood, D. R. and T.C. Probert. 1995. Spacecraft Data Access Usability Engineering: A Paradigm Shift.  1st International Symposium on Reducing the Cost of Spacecraft Ground Systems and Operations. Chilton, Oxfordshire, UK.

Lockwood, D. R. 1995. The In-The-Field-Observer and Data Fusion Demonstration.  1995 NSIA Conference on Satellite Command and Control. Santa Clara, California.

Probert, T.C., and D.R. Lockwood. 1994. MSTI In the Field Observer Concept.  8th Annual AIAA/USU Conference on Small Satellites. Logan, Utah.

Lockwood, D. R. 1992.  Bifurcations, Catastrophes and Grasshoppers: attempts at understanding and prediction. Brown Bag Graduate Seminar, University of Arizona. Tucson, Arizona (invited).

Lockwood, J.A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1991.  Application of catastrophe theory to forecasting of rangeland grasshopper outbreaks.  Grasshopper Integrated Pest Management Meeting. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Lockwood, J.A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1990.  Catastrophe theory models of rangeland grasshopper population dynamics.  Rangeland Grasshopper Symposium, Pacific Branch Meeting of the Entomological Society of America. Spokane, Washington (invited).

Lockwood, J. A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1990.  Application of catastrophe theory to forecasting of rangeland grasshopper outbreaks.  Grasshopper Integrated Pest Management Meeting. Phoenix, Arizona.

Lockwood, D. R. and J. A. Lockwood. 1990.  Boldly folding where no model has gone before: application of catastrophe theory to grasshopper population dynamics.  Orthopterists' Society Conference at the National Meeting of the Entomological Society of America. New Orleans, Louisiana.

Lockwood, D. R. and J. A. Lockwood. 1989.  Ecological parameters of grasshopper population dynamics as derived from catastrophe theory.  Grasshopper Workers' Conference at the Entomological Society of America National Meeting. San Antonio, Texas.

Lockwood, J. A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1989.  Mad dogs, falling bridges and locust plagues: understanding our environment using catastrophe theory.  Sigma Xi, Laramie, Wyoming (invited).

Lockwood J. A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1989.  Forecasting grasshopper population dynamics using catastrophe theory.  United States Department of Agriculture, National Grasshopper Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico (invited).

Lockwood, J. A. and D. R. Lockwood. 1988.  Application of catastrophe theory to population dynamics of rangeland grasshoppers. Symposium on Estimation and Analysis of Insect Populations, Laramie Wyoming.