Douglas K. Bingham, Ph. D., P. Geoph.

PERSONAL

	Address:	9652 - 86 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta CANADA T6C 1J9
	Telephone:	780-432-0730
	E-mail:
	Home page:	http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dkbing

EDUCATION

University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska

• Ph. D. 1971, Geophysics (paleomagnetism)
• M. S. 1967, Geophysics (glaciology)

Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut

• B. A. 1962, Mathematics and Physics

Short Courses (Professional Development)

• Introduction to Logging well logging fundamentals, Petroleum Industry Training Service, Calgary, Alberta (1983)
• Basic Petroleum Geology and Exploration Petrel Consultants, Calgary, Alberta (1983)
• Geophysics for Geologists American Asscociation of Petroleum Geoligists, Calgary, Alberta (1982)
• Supervision personnel management using Zenger-Miller methodology (1986)
• Novell Netware Fundamentals Novell Netware 3.11 computer networking course offered by Wang Canada (1992)
• Business Systems Analysis for the 90's offered by Magnum House Professional Development including Business Information Model, Information Access Model, Technology Architecture, etc. (1990)
• Microsoft Access 97, Levels I & II 2 day courses offered by SHL System House (1998)
• Microsoft Access 97, Level III 2 day course offered by NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology) (1999)
• Microsoft Visual Basic, Level 1 2-day course offered by NAIT

Short Courses (Personal Development)

• The Excellence Series Program three intensive personal development courses, "The Pursuit of Excellence", "The Wall" and "The Advancement of Excellence" offered by Context Associated (1992)
• Mastery 5 day intensive personal development course designed to follow the Excellence Series offered by Context Associated (1993)
• Investment in Excellence for the '90s a 5 day personal development course offered by The Pacific Institute (1995-96)
• First Aid and Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) offered by Alberta Environment and St John Ambulance, Edmonton (1990 & 1985)

POSITIONS HELD

• Sept 2005 - July 2006: Geophysicist

Alberta Geological Survey, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Employed on contract (through my company, Elegant Computing Productions) to repair and maintain deformation monitoring equipment installed on Turtle Mountain in southern Alberta.
Also to review quarterly reports for the Turtle Mountain Monitoring Project

• February 2004 - March 2006: Programmer Analysist

Alberta Environment, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Temporary part time employment on several separate occasions to carry out enhancement work on two of the MS Access databases I had developed for the Department. This required working with various users of the databases to determine their needs. Also modifying Visual Basic software that I had created for the Department.

• February 2004 - March 2005: Consulting Geophysicist

RSRead Consulting, Inc., Okotoks, Alberta, Canada

Assist in carrying out the work of work project WP07a of the Turtle Mountain Monitoring Project. This consists of engineering the 'Educational System' and quality assurance and documentation of the monitoring systems in place.
(this work done on contract for Emergency Management Alberta, Alberta Municipal Affairs).

• September 2003 - March 2005: Consulting Geophysicist

Danaus Corp., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Design and install an automatic weather station including crack monitoring gauges near the summit of Turtle Mountain in southern Alberta. The station includes telemetry and link to Internet. Assist in the development and installation of a series of mountain top GPS monitoring stations and prisms for precision remote laser rangeing monitoring; assist in the development of the control centre at the Frank Slide Interpretative Centre base station for the project; create a customized data plotting program using MS Excel and VB code to plot multiple data parameters (work projects WP03b, WP05, WP08, WP09, WP10 of the Turtle Mountain Monitoring Project).
(this work done on contract for Emergency Management Alberta, Alberta Municipal Affairs).

• December 2002 - Present: Consultant

Elegant Computing Productions, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

This is my own small company which thus far has primarily offered small scale web page design and management (cf. the 'Experience and Skills' section below for a list of web sites developed).

• November 1996 - December 2002: Technical Specialist (Engineer III)

Monitoring Branch, Water Management Division, Alberta Environment, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Provide technical support to widely dispersed field staff who are engaged in water quantity & quality and climate monitoring all across Alberta. Includes assistance in site selection, monitoring equipment selection, testing and configuring (datalogger programming, etc.), development of field and lab data management tools and methodologies.
Assist in the selection and/or development of new monitoring methodologies or technologies.
Provide IT (Information Technology) support to the staff.
Develop and maintain computer databases for use by regional and headquarters staff. During this period I developed three major MS Access databases for use by the Branch (and many others); cf. 'Experience and Skills' section below.
Carry out other computer programming as required.
Support the Branch in other operations.

• March 1982 - October 1996: Section Head, Geophysics Section (Geophysicist, Engineer III)

Hydrogeology Branch, Technical Services & Monitoring Division
Alberta Environmental Protection, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

microseismic monitoring, rock deformation monitoring, groundwater geophysics, computer programming, computer network administration, computer hardware and software purchasing

• January 1980 - February 1982: Research Associate and Research Assistant Professor

Institute of Earth & Planetary Physics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

conducting large and small scale magnetometer array studies of western Canada

• December 1978 - August 1979: Visiting Fellow

Research School of Earth Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra, A.C.T., Australia

paleomagnetic research on Himalayan rocks

• June 1978 - December 1978: Seismic Station Manager

Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, Palisades, New York, U.S.A.

operated a temporary seismic station in Kathmandu, Nepal while negotiating with the Government of Nepal regarding a major seismic project in Nepal; volunteer lecturing at Tribhuvan University, as below

• July 1976 - May 1978: Fulbright-Hayes Lecturer

Department of Geology (Trichandra Campus) and Department of Physics (Kirtipur Campus)
Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, Nepal

setting up and teaching new geophysics courses for M. Sc. students of geology and physics; also lecturing in physical geology, geomorphology, photogeology

• July 1975 - May 1976: Ranch Technician

Beckton Stock Farm, Sheridan, Wyoming, U.S.A.

creating computer programs for accounting; miscellaneous ranch work including operation and maintenance of farm machinery

• January 1974 - April 1974: Sessional Instructor

Department of Physics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

teaching first year university level physics course

• August 1971 - November 1974: Post Doctoral Fellow and Research Associate

Institute of Earth and Planetary Physics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

research in paleomagnetism of Precambrian rocks

• July 1965 - August 1971: Research Assistant, Senior Research Assistant and Post Doctoral Fellow

Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska, U.S.A.

research in glaciology of volcanoes and paleomagnetism of Quaternary volcanic rocks

• September 1964 - June 1965: Graduate Teaching Assistant

Physics Department, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska, U.S.A.

teaching undergraduate level physics laboratory courses

• September 1962 - August 1964: Peace Corps Volunteer

Prithwi Narayan College and Pokhara Multi-Purpose High School, Pokhara, Nepal

secondary and college teaching of mathematics and physics; organized and operated a lending library

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

• Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta (APEGGA) member: Edmonton Members Liaison Committee (1989 - 1991)
• American Geophysical Union, member since 1968
• Canadian Geophysical Union
• Edmonton Geological Society

NON-PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

• Toastmasters International, member Pursuers Toastmasters Club (Club No. 6901-42) 1994-1996
• American Alpine Club, member 1960-2000
• Alaska Alpine Club, member 1964-1971, President 1970-1971
• Wilderness Society, member since 1968
• Edmonton Opera, chorus member intermittently 1973-1988, member Board of Directors 1994 to 2002, member of Personnel Committee and Nominating Committee, Member Artistic Liaison Committee 1998-present, Chair Bylaw Committee 1997-1998, Board Secretary 1996-2002.
• Opera Theatre of Alberta, chorus member in 1986
• Nexus Theatre, member Board of Directors 1986-1992, Vice President 1987-1989, President 1989-1990
• Alberta Ballet Company, member Board of Directors 1988-1989
• Garneau After School Care, member Board of Directors 1981-1983
• International Play Group (Kathmandu, Nepal), member Board of Directors 1976-1977

COMMITTEE WORK

• Alternative Technology Applications Group (ATAG), a Federal-Provincial group developing methodologies for introducing new technologies into hydrometric measurements.
• Ambient Water Monitoring Committee, member of committee coordinating and scheduling water and climate monitoring activities around Alberta
• Turtle Mountain Study Team, Leader, coordinate research and monitoring programs on Turtle Mountain in southern Alberta (possible future rockslide)
• Technical Services Division EDP Committee, Set EDP budget priorities for the Division
• Technical Services Division Computer Network Team, Design and implement computer networking
• Water Resources Management Service Information Technology Study, Work Group 6 (Groundwater Services), group leader, Participated in producing a business function / information technology plan for the Service (part of Alberta Environmental Protection)
• Alberta Environment Approval System, Technical Group Part of a program to implement a 'one window' computer system to handle all approvals and licenses (e.g. for wells, industrial plants, water use, etc.)
• Mission Critical Systems Year 2000 (Y2k) Compliance Commitee, plan and manage Y2k compliance strategy and testing; establish Y2k contingency plans
• Infrastructure Management System, Design Committee, plan and manage the design and building (by a consultant) of a major departmental computer database to manage the Alberta Environmental's infrastructure (primarily water management structures and monitoring stations)

EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS

• Computers and Information Technology:

Computer programming

• Fortran 77 - both on main frame computers and PC's
• Basic and QuickBasic 4.5 - converted an existing series of Basic programs for digitizing, managing and outputting (graphically or as digital data) groundwater observation well data to Quick Basic and made many significant improvements to make the programs more user friendly, functional and reliable.
  Have written many other small special purpose programs for data manipulation.
• Visual Basic 6.0 - besides numerous smaller programs, have converted a suite of QuickBasic groundwater programs (cf. above) to a single executable user-friendly Windows program with full graphics and data management capabilities.
  Have created several other smaller Windows programs for data manipulation and management.
• Visual Basic for Applications (MS Access 97/2000) - see below under Databases
• Pascal, Turbo Pascal 6.0 - have written many programs for various purposes with user friendly interfaces and graphics.
• C, Delphi - limited experience

Databases

• Paradox, dBase IV - experience with older versions .
• MS Access 97 / 2000 / 2003 - have designed and built three complex database applications containing several thousand lines of Visual Basic code; these applications are complete with user friendly data viewing/editing/entry screens, many reports and user-group based security. Designed and built an application to manage the scheduled daily replication of these databases to several servers across Alberta using MS Access replication technology. Two of these databases are still used very widely within Alberta Environment and also by Water Survey of Canada.

Internet

• Have created and published my own home page and genealogy database on line as well as a number of web sites for others - web sites created to date are:
  • http://www.devanandjanki.com/
  • http://www.pomelotree.com/
  • http://www.machupicchuexplorer.com/
  • http://www.tiffanyfortune.com/
  • http://www.davidbuttsphotographer.com/
  • http://www.elegantcomputing.com/
  • http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dkbing/
  • http://www.ags.gov.ab.ca/activities/Turtle_Mountain/mainpage.htm.
  • http://www.becktonredangus.com
• Familiar with both MS Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera and Firefox web browsers and the use of the various search engines available on line for conducting Internet based research.
• Web page design: Dreamweaver MX 2004, Fireworks MX 2004, Flash MX 2004.
• Familiar with HTML coding and use of cascading stile sheets (CSS), JavaScript.

Other software

• Spreadsheets: Quattro Pro, Microsoft Excel 97 / 2000
• Word processing: WordPerfect, MS Word 97 / 2000
• Other: AutoCAD, MapInfo (GIS software), Golden Software's Grapher and Surfer, Rockworks by Rockware, PhotoShop, and many other software packages.

Microcomputer assembly, set-up and configuration:

• purchased and built PC's from component parts
• set up PC's for DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 95 and network operation
• computer communications and interfacing with hardware such as tape drives, digitizers, etc.
• software installation / configuration and trouble shooting
• computer hardware and software evaluation and purchasing
• computer network administration (Novell 3.11 and 3.12)
• familiar with use of 9 track (reel-to-reel) magnetic tapes on mainframes and microcomputers

Dataloggers

• experience with installing and programming Campbell Scientific and Vaisala dataloggers
• Business Area Analysis: Coursework in Business Area Analysis (BAA; cf. 'Education' section above). Member of team carrying out BAA to select replacement system ('NewLeaf') for outdated stream flow and climate data collection system ('DACQ'). Also worked with a team designing a major database application to manage the infrastructure owned and operated by Alberta Environment (the 'Infrastructure Management System').
• Environmental Monitoring: Extensive experience designing, installing and maintaining meteorological, rock deformation, seismic, hydrometric and groundwater monitoring stations in remote locations.
• Field Work: Extensive experience in logistics of working in rugged terrain and harsh environments, including high altitude, winter and helicopter operations. Have worked and/or traveled in the Himalayas, Wrangell Mountains, Mount McKinley, Aleutian Islands, Katmai National Monument, Great Slave Lake, Rocky Mountains, Central and South America.
• Geophysics: Experience with operation of various geophysical field equipment, including hammer seismic, earth resistivity, seismic monitoring equipment, magnetometers, EM terrain conductivity meters, palaeomagnetic rock sampling equipment.
• Radio Communications: Amateur radio operator with experience using 'ham', CB (citizens' band), and other radio from remote sites; also low power radio telemetry of seismic data and digital telemetry of meteorological data.
• Surveying: Experience using Wild T-2 theodolite for glacier motion studies and K & E Laser Ranger V-A EDM instrument for deformation monitoring.
• Keyboarding (typing): 20-30 wpm
• Leadership and Communication: Excellent communication skills which have enabled me to lead small teams developing database, software and other projects. Have experience teaching, public speaking, lecturing, working with community groups, negotiation. Have served as member of boards of various organizations.
• Language Skills:

  	English	French	Nepali
  reading ability	Excellent	Good	Adequate
  writing ability	Excellent	Adequate	Adequate
  speaking ability	Fluent	Adequate	Fluent

• Teaching: geology, geophysics, various computer software.
• Writing: recognized by many colleagues within and outside government as having superior writing skills for memos, correspondence, reports, computer software manuals.

HOBBIES

Cross country skiing, down-hill skiing, ski mountaineering, mountain climbing, hiking, kayaking, sailing, photography, water color painting, amateur radio, electronics, computers, reading, music, opera, singing, carpentry, genealogy.

PUBLICATIONS

Theses:

• Bingham, D.K., Ice motion and heat flow studies on Mount Wrangell, Alaska, M.S. thesis, University of Alaska, 117 pp., 1967.
• Bingham, D.K., Paleosecular variation of the geomagnetic field in Alaska, Ph. D. dissertation, University of Alaska, 143 pp., 1971.

Published abstracts and papers presented:

• Benson, Carl S., George B. Wharton, and D.K. Bingham, Glaciological studies on Mt. Wrangell, Alaska, Part I-Stratigraphy and accumulation, presented at 18th Alaska Science Conference, University of Alaska 1967.
• Bingham, D.K. Turtle Mountain and the Frank Slide: Monitoring a Potential Rock Slide in the Canadian Rockies, presented at 93rd India Science Congress, Hyderabad, India, 3-7 January 2006.
• Bingham, D.K. and Carl S. Benson, Glaciological studies on Mt. Wrangell, Part II - Ice motion and heat flow studies presented at 18th Alaska Science Conference, University of Alaska, 1967.
• Bingham, D.K. and D.B. Stone, Paleosecular variation of the geomagnetic field in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 52, 822, 1971.
• Bingham, D.K. and M.E. Evans, Palaeomagnetic results from the Martin Formation (Northern Saskatchewan) [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 54, 248, 1973.
• Bingham, D.K. and M.E. Evans, A precambrian geomagnetic field reversal [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 56, 1109, 1974.
• Bingham, D.K., L. Seeber and H. Bajracharya, Very preliminary data from the Kathmandu seismic station., presented at International Geodynamics Conference (Working Group 6: Alpine-Himalayan region), Kathmandu, Nepal, 26-31 March 1978.
• Bingham, D.K. and C.T. Klootwyk, Magnitude of underthrusting of India beneath Tibet: paleomagnetic evidence from the Nepal Himalaya [abstract], Trans. A.G.U. 61, 945, 1980.
• Bingham D.K., M.R. Ingham and D.I. Gough, A magnetometer Array study in southwestern Canada, in Abstracts, Vol. 6 of the joint annual meeting of the Geological Association of Canada, the Mineralogical Association of Canada, and the Canadian Geophysical Union, Calgary, Alberta 11-13 May 1981, p. A-5.
• Bingham, D.K., M.R. Ingham and D.I. Gough, Anomalies in electrical conductivity in western Canada [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 62, 844, 1981.
• Bingham, D.K., D.I. Gough, and M.R. Ingham, Conductive structures under the Canadian Rocky Mountains, 7th Electromagnetic Induction Workshop of I.A.G.A., Ife, Nigeria, August 1984.
• Evans, M.E. and D.K. Bingham, New Palaeomagnetic results from the Missoula Group (Belt Supergroup) of Alberta [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 55, 73, 1974.
• Gough, D.I., M.R. Ingham and D.K. Bingham, A magnetometer array program in western Canada, in Program and Abstracts, 4th I.A.G.A. Scientific Assembly, Edinburgh 3-15 August 1981, I.A.G.A. Bull., 45, p. 152, 1981.
• Ingham, M.R., D.K. Bingham and D.I. Gough, A high resolution magnetometer array study of a geothermal anomaly [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 62, 845, 1982.
• Ingham, M.R., D.I. Gough and D.K. Bingham, Conductivity models for the Southwest Canadian Regional Anomaly, paper 4.4 of Sixth Workshop on Electromagnetic Induction in the Earth and Moon, Working Group I-3, I.A.G.A., Victoria, British Columbia, 15-22 August 1982.
• Ingham, M.R., D.K. Bingham and D.I. Gough, A magnetovariational study of a geothermal anomaly, paper 5.3 of Sixth Workshop on Electromagnetic Induction in the Earth and Moon, Working Group I-3, I.A.G.A., Victoria, British Columbia, 15-22 August 1982.
• Kienle, Jürgen, D.K. Bingham and R.B. Forbes, Seismic and geologic evidence of pre-1912 tuff deposits in the Valley of 10,000 Smokes, Katmai National Monument, Alaska [abstract], Trans. A.G.U., 51, 829, 1970.
• Klootwyk, C.T. and D.K. Bingham, Palaeomagnetism of the Tibetan Series, Nepal Himalaya: Implications for the northern extent of Greater India, in Program and Abstracts for the XVII I.U.G.G. General Assembly, Canberra, Australia 1979.
• Pradhan, B.M., R. Kumar, A.N. Shah and D.K. Bingham, Geological setting and tectonics of Central Nepal: a review, presented at International Geodynamics Conference (Working Group 6: Alpine - Himalayan region), Kathmandu, Nepal, 26-31 March 1978.
• Stone, David B. and D.K. Bingham, Preliminary palaeomagnetic results from Alaska, presented at U.S.-Japan Cooperative Program, Honolulu, February 1969.
• Stone, D.B. and D.K. Bingham. Paleosecular variation in the North Pacific [abstract], in Program and Abstracts for the XV I.U.G.G. General Assembly, Moscow, p. 341, 1971.

Published papers:

• Benson, C.S., D.K. Bingham, and G.B. Wharton, Glaciological and volcanological studies at the summit of Mt. Wrangell, Alaska, Snow and Ice-Symposium (Proceedings of I.U.G.G. Symposium, Moscow, August 1971): IAHS*AISH Publ. no. 104, 95-98, 1975.
• Benson, C.S., R.J. Motyka, D.K. Bingham, G.B. Wharton, P. MacKeith and M. Sturm, Glaciological-Volcanological Research on Mt. Wrangell, Alaska, Proc. Conference on Glacier-Vocano Interactions, Petropavlovsk, 1982.
• Benson, C., Motyka, R., D.K. Bingham, Wharton, G., MacKeith, Гляцио вупканологические исследвания на Врангеля-Аляска (Glaciological and volcanological studies on the Mt. Wrangell, Alaska), Glaciological Researches No. 27, 114-133, Moscow, 1985.
• Bingham, D.K. and Carl S. Benson, Ash temperature variations on Mount Wrangell, Alaska, N.Z. Jour. Geol. Geophysics, 11, 781-786, 1968.
• Bingham, D.K. and D.B. Stone, Paleosecular variation of the geomagnetic field in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska, Geophys. J.R. astr. Soc., 28, 317-335, 1972.
• Bingham, D.K. and D.B. Stone, Secular variation in the Pacific Ocean region, Geophys. J.R. astr. Soc., 28, 337-355, 1972.
• Bingham, D.K. and M.E. Evans, Precambrian geomagnetic field reversal, Nature, 253, 332-333, 1975.
• Bingham, D.K., and M.E. Evans, Palaeomagnetism of the Great Slave Supergroup, N.W.T., Canada, the Stark Formation, Can. J. Earth Sci., 13, 563-578, 1976.
• Bingham, D.K. and D.B. Stone, Evidence for geomagnetic field excursions from the Wrangell Volcanics of Alaska, Can. J. Earth Sci., 13, 547-554, 1976.
• Bingham, D.K. and C.T. Klootwijk, Palaeomagnetic constraints on Greater India's underthrusting of the Tibetan Plateau, Nature, 284, 336-338, 1980.
• Bingham, D.K., and D.I. Gough, and M.R. Ingham, Conductive Structures under the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Can. J. Earth Sci., 22, 384-98, 1985.
• Bingham, D.K., "The Earth's Magnetic Field: Its History, Origin and Planetary Perspective", by Ronald T. Merrill and Michael W. McElhinny [book review], Tectonophysics, 127, 174-175, 1986.
• Evans, M.E. and D.K. Bingham, Palaeomagnetism of the Martin Formation, Saskatchewan, Can. J. Earth Sci., 10, 1485-1493, 1973.
• Evans, M.E., D.K. Bingham, and E.W. McMurray, New Palaeomagnetic results from the Upper Belt-Purcell Supergroup of Alberta, Can. J. Earth Sci., 12, 52-61, 1975.
• Evans, M.E. and D.K. Bingham, Palaeomagnetism of the Great Slave Supergroup, N.W.T., Canada, the Tochatwi Formation, Can. J. Earth Sci., 13, 555-562, 1976.
• Evans, M.E., G.S. Hoye and D.K. Bingham, The paleomagnetism of the Great Slave Supergroup: The Akaitcho River Formation, Can. J. Earth Sci., 17, 1389-1395, 1980.
• Gough, D.I., D.K. Bingham, M.R. Ingham and A.O. Alabi, Conductive structures in southwestern Canada: a regional magnetometer array study, Can. J. Earth Sci., 19, 1680-1690, 1982.
• Ingham, M.R., D.K. Bingham and D.I. Gough, A magnetovariational study of a geothermal anomaly, Geophys. J.R. astr. Soc., 72, 597-618, 1983.
• Ingham, M.R., D.I.Gough, and D.K. Bingham, Models of conductivity structure under western Canada, Can. J. Earth Sci., submitted 1983.
• Kanasewich, E.R., D.K. Bingham, C. Gold, Continuous monitoring of microtremors using a digital seismic array, Advan. Geophys. Data Processing, 1, 291-307, 1984.
• Klootwijk, C.T. and D.K. Bingham, The extent of Greater India 3: Palaemagnetic data from the Tibetan Sedimentary Series, Thakkhola Graaben, Nepal Himalaya, Earth & Planet. Sci. Lett., 51, 381-405, 1980.
• Kumar, R., A.N. Shah and D.K. Bingham, Positive evidence of a Precambrian Tectonic phase in central Nepal Himalaya, J. Geol. Soc. India, 19, 519-522, 1978.
• Read, R. S., W. Langenberg, D. Cruden, M. Field, R. Stewart, H. Bland, Z. Chen, C.R. Froese, D.S. Cavers, A.K. Bidwell, C. Murray, W.S. Anderson, A. Jones, J. Chen, D. McIntyre, D. Kenway, D.K. Bingham, I. Weir-Jones, J. Seraphim, J. Freeman, D. Spratt, M. Lamb, E. Herd, D. Martin, P. McLellan, & D. Pana, Frank Slide a Century Later: The Turtle Mountain Monitoring Project. Proc. International Conf. on Landslide Risk Management, Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Balkema Publishers, Netherlands, 2005.

Internal and intergovernmental reports:

• Bingham, D.K., Review of "Preliminary evaluation of the bedrock structure - Oldman River Dam site area Southern Alberta" prepared by R.G.Greggs for The Friends of Oldman River, April 1989.
• Bingham, D.K., Oldman River Dam area seismicity monitoring: Progress Report 1989, November 1989.
• Bingham, D.K., Seismic monitoring near Oldman River Dam: Progress Report 1988-1990, August 1991.
• Bingham, D.K., Seismic monitoring near Oldman River Dam: Progress Report 1991-1993, March 1994.
• Bingham, D.K., Seismic monitoring near Oldman River Dam: Progress Report 1994, March 1995.
• Bingham, D.K., Seismic monitoring of Turtle Mountain . Unpublished report, Hydrogeology Branch, Alberta Environmental Protection, 1996.
• Bingham, D.K., Turtle Mountain Monitoring Project: Weather Station with attached Crack Gauges (Work Packages WP05, WP08 & WP08b), Danaus Corp., March 2005.
• Bingham, D.K. and T. Sneddon, Seismic monitoring of Turtle Mountain, June 1994.
• Bingham, D.K., David Toop, John Walker, Groundwater exploration M.D. of Northern Lights #22 Southeast Manning Region, CAESA, March 1996.

Popular articles:

• Bingham, D.K., Seismic ears listen for the next Frank slide, Insight (publ. by Alberta Public Safety Services), 2, No. 3, pp. 5-6, 1990.
• Bingham, D.K., Underwater rockslides, Turtle Times (publ. by Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism), p. 4, Winter 1991.

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