CZANGO BAAG DAEWOO APTS. NO SEOKSA-DONG, CHUNCHEON GANGWON-DO , REPUBLIC OF KOREA

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1 Baag, C. 1 CZANGO BAAG DAEWOO APTS. NO SEOKSA-DONG, CHUNCHEON GANGWON-DO , REPUBLIC OF KOREA baag@kangwon.ac.kr/czbaag@hotmail.com PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Continually active with research. Currently working on research to determine accuracy of a paleomagnetic study due to limitations of local magnetic anomalies. Study involves 220 samples recently obtained from the Island of Hawaii. Extensive research publications in addition to numerous hydrocarbon exploration inhouse reports. Internationally recognized while having served as President of Korean National Committee for IUGG and President of Geoscience Committee of the Science and Technology Consulting Corps under Korean Federation of Science and Technology. Academic experience while working as Researcher at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and Professor at Kangwon National University. 12 years of corporate experience in hydrocarbon exploration using gravity and magnetic methods with 12 years at Exxon, Superior Oil, and Mobil Oil. EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy, Geophysics 1973 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS Richardson, TX Graduate Studies, Geophysics OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY Norman, OK Masters of Arts, Exploration Geophysics 1968 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY St. Louis, MO Bachelors of Science, Geology, and Physics minor 1959 SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

2 Baag, C. 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE HANYANG UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Lecturer Taught Physics I to freshmen engineering students part-time KANGWON NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, South Korea Lecturer 2003 Taught Physics I to freshmen engineering students part-time THE KOREAN CHAPTER OF SIGMA XI President THE DONGA SCIENCE Ambassador, Science and Technology Appointed to lecture to elementary, junior, and high schools 2002-Present GREEN MILLENNIUM INDUSTRIES, LTD. Yeouido-dong, Yeoungdeungpo-gu, Managing Director THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING CORPS The Korean Federation of Science and Technology Yeoksam-dong, President, Geoscience Committee Member, Geoscience Committee THE KOREAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL UNION OF GEODESY AND GEOPHYSICS (IUGG) President KANGWON NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, South Korea Professor of Geophysics Chairman, Department of Geophysics Chairman, Department of Geophysics Chairman and Member, Planning Committee Chairman, Ballot Counting Sub-Committee 1996 Member, Faculty Disciplinary Committee THE KOREAN SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGY Director THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF KOREA Director

3 Baag, C. 3 HAWAII INSTITUTE OF GEOPHYSICS, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII Manoa, HI Research Affiliate Researcher, Full Professor Research Equivalent Potential field geophysics; Paleomagnetism, Rock magnetism; Geomagnetism GRADUATE SCHOOL, SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Lecturer 1991 Taught paleomagnetism to graduate students, part-time GEOPHYSICAL CONSULTANT Lewisville, TX Corporate consultant Exploration and development of natural resources Specialized in potential fields geophysics including paleomagnetism and rock magnetism MOBIL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCING SERVICES, INC. Dallas, TX Senior Geophysical Advisor Gravity and magnetic data processing, modeling, and interpretation SUPERIOR OIL COMPANY Houston, TX Supervisor, Potential Fields Geophysics Supervision and training of Potential Fields Geophysics Group Instructed at the Gravity and Magnetic Exploration School Provided interpretation, evaluations and project development EXXON COMPANY, USA Houston, TX Exploration Geophysicist Gravity and magnetic modeling and interpretation Seismic mapping experience KOREAN AMERICAN SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION Southwestern Chapter President 1978 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS Richardson, TX Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Research Assistant Origin of permanent magnetization acquisition of red beds and geomagnetic secular variation model

4 Baag, C. 4 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Norman, OK Teaching Assistant CHEVRON OIL COMPANY Oklahoma City, OK Summer Geophysicist 1969 Gravity and magnetic data analysis by modeling GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF KOREA Magnetic Sub-section Chief Mineral exploration using magnetic techniques Radioactive mineral prospecting using carbon scintillation counter Supervision of Potential Fields Group COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Lecturer Taught senior level geophysics courses COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES, KYONGPOOK NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Daegu, South Korea Lecturer Taught senior level geophysics courses SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS Czang-go Baag, Report on geologic and magnetic investigations and on diamond drilling results at Seongdong Iron Mine, Pocheon-gun, Kyonggi-do, Korea, Geological Survey of Korea, Bulletin No. 7, p , (In Korean, with English abstract). Czang-go Baag, Radioactive water pollution, Department of Geology, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Volcano, 8, p. 1-11, 1965, (In English). Czang-go Baag, LeRoy Scharon and Jack Kienzle, Anomalous remanent magnetization of Cretaceous rock of 8-5 and 5-15 aeromagnetic anomalies, Korea, Geological Survey of Korea, Report of Geophysical Exploration, 1 p , (In Korean with English abstract). Czang-go Baag and C. E. Helsley, Remanent magnetization of a long core from the Moenkopi formation, The Memoirs for Professor Chi Moo Son's Sixtieth Birthday, p , D. D. Blackwell and Czang-go Baag, Heat flow in a blind geothermal area near Marysville, Montana, Geophysics, 38, p , Czang-go Baag, Discussion on "Quiet secular variation in Japan during the past 9500

5 Baag, C. 5 years, J. Geomag. Geoelectr., 26, pp , Czang-go Baag and C. E. Helsley, Remanent magnetization of a 50 m core from the Moenkopi formation, western Colorado, Geophys. J. R. Astr. Soc., 37, p , Czang-go Baag and C. E. Helsley, Evidence for penecontemporaneous magnetization of the Moenkopi formation, J. Geophys. Res., 79, p , Czang-go Baag and C. E. Helsley, Shape analysis of paleosecular variation data, J. Geophys. Res., 79, p , Czang-go Baag and C. E. Helsley, Geomagnetic secular variation Model E., J. Geophys. Res., 79, p , Czang-go Baag, The role of paleomagnetism in the recent Earth science revolution, Proceedings, International Symposium Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of Korean Liberation, National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Korea, p , Czang-go Baag, D. K. Lee, and T. R. LaFehr, Only insignificant magnetic anomalies can be expected from the magneto-electric effect due to hydrocarbon seepage, presented at the 56th Ann. Intern. Mtg., Soc. of Expl. Geophys., Houston; abstracts and biographies, p , Chang-Eob Baag and C. Baag, An extended reflectivity method for the P-SV- Rayleigh wave system: Theory, J. Geol. Soc. Korea, 24, (4), p , Czango Baag and D. K. Lee, Absence of magnetic anomalies due to seepage-induced magnetoelectric effects and implications for sulfide self-potentials, Geophysics, 54, p , Czango Baag, No magnetic anomalies above hydrocarbon seepage-induced magnetoelectric current distribution, J. Geol. Soc. of Korea, 24, (1), p , Czango Baag, No magnetic anomalies above hydrocarbon seepage-induced Magnetoelectric Current distribution, J. Geol. Soc. Korea, 24, (1), p , Czango Baag and C.-E. Baag, Spectral analysis technique applied to magnetic profile data for magnetic depth estimates, J. Korean Inst. Mining Geol., 22, (1), p , Czango Baag and Chang-Eob Baag, Aeromagnetic interpretation of western and southern offshore Korea, (abs.), (in Korean) presented at the 47th Ann. Nat l Mtg., Geol. Soc. Korea, p. 61, Czango Baag and Chang-Eob Baag, Gravity and magnetic model study of Block VI - 2, offshore Korea (in Korean), The Korean J. Petrol. Geol., 1, 37-46, Czango Baag and Chang-Eob Baag, Aeromagnetic interpretation of the southern and western offshore Korea, (in Korean), The Korean J. Petrol. Geol., 1, (2), 51-57, Czango Baag and C. E. Helsley, Shi-zhe Xu, and B.R. Lienert, Deflection of paleomagnetic directions due to magnetization of the underlying terrain, J.

6 Baag, C. 6 Geophysical Res., 100, (B7), p. 10,013-10,027, Czango Baag, Archeomagnetic results from kilns, South Korea, (abs.), Abstracts Week A, XXI General Assembly, IUGG, Boulder, Colorado, p. A171, Czango Baag, Archeomagnetic study of white porcelain kiln, Mireog-ri, Jungweongun, Chungbug and Bauer plot from 7 kilns in south Korea, J. Geol, Soc. of Korea, v. 32, no. 3, , Czango Baag, C. E. Helsley, and B. R. Lienert, Reply to "Comment by M. E. Beck on deflection of Paleomagnetic Directions due to Magnetization of the underlying Terrain", J. Geophysical Res., 100 (B7), p. 10,013-10,027, 1995 by Czango Baag, C. E. Helsley, Shi-Zhe Xu, and B. R. Lienert., J. Geophysical Res., 101, 11,499-11,501, Czango Baag and Chang-Eob Baag, Aeromagnetic interpretation of southwestern continental shelf of Korea, in AAPG Book, Gravity and Magnetics Exploration Case Histories, ed. by R. I. Gibson and P. S. Millegan, Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geologists, 63-69, Czango Baag and Chang-Eob Baag, Aeromagnetic interpretation of southwestern continental shelf of Korea, in AAPG Book, Geologic Applications of Gravity and Magnetics: Case Histories, ed. by R. I. Gibson and P. S. Millegan, SEG Geophysical Reference Series No. 8 and AAPG Studies in Geology, No. 43, Published jointly by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Tulsa, OK, USA. NOTE: On August 21, 1978, the spelling of my first name was legally changed from Czang-go to Czango upon becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States of America. However, as a criterion to become appointed Professor of Geophysics at Kangwon National University in South Korea, I was required to renounce my U.S. citizenship in March My name, of course, has remained Czango Baag.