Harvey Thorleifson is a Geology Professor at the University of Minnesota, President of the Deep-time Digital Earth program, and Chair of the Commission for Geoscience Information. His career has focused on geological mapping, hydrogeology, and mineral exploration, informed by his Ph. D. from the University of Colorado and prior work at the Geological Survey of Canada.
He is described as a "global citizen" for his commitment to environmental preservation and water quality issues. His work on water sustainability for the Red River Basin and Lake Winnipeg is recognized on an international scale, where he led a team of nearly 100 scientists on a major research project.
He is a key leader in Deep-time Digital Earth, a global Big Science Program applying AI and machine learning to advance geological knowledge.
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