William D. Watson has over 23 years of field experience in the execution of geophysical and hydrographic programs in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic areas of Alaska, from the Beaufort Sea to the Gulf of Alaska. He has managed more than 75 projects since he started Watson Company in 1985 and is responsible for Watson Company field programs, reporting, data analysis, and permit compliance. Mr. Watson's professional area of expertise is marine geophysical  data acquisition with an emphasis on the interpretation and presentation of   geophysical data sets. He has over 21 years of experience with state of the art sonar, seismic systems, and image processing techniques to create seafloor maps including  the processing and interpretation of seismic data.  Mr. Watson’s field and data integration experience  has lead to the successful development of new technologies in marine geophysics, including the Watson Forward Looking Sonar (WFLS) and Watson Geophysical Mapping System (WGMS). 

Glenn D. Aronwits has nineteen years experience working as a supervisor for geophysical and hydrographic field operations including, project coordination, management, mobilization, field logistics, and data acquisition. Mr. Aronwits is Watson Company Inc.’s, Data Processing Manager for geophysical and hydrographic data. He is responsible for all computer system development for data reduction including, seismic data reduction, side scan sonar data interpretation, production of hydrographic charts and quality control of of the data. He has been instrumental in the development of a database design of a Geographic Information System (GIS) for offshore hazard data. His experience with GIS  includes database design,  implementation, data conversion, quality control and the integration of geophysical data with client data sets.

Brian D. Benson is an Alaska professional engineer with over 19 years experience in project management and supervision, including 15 years of Alaskan experience. He has been involved in offshore operations including geotechnical borehole programs and geophysical data acquisition. Mr. Benson has extensive state of the art computerized mapping experience correlating  geotechnical and geophysical data sets. He has managed many geotechnical and seafloor surveys within Alaska, including Cook Inlet, and the Beaufort Sea. He has extensive in experience in project management for remote projects in Alaska and Russia. Mr. Benson has been integral in the development of Watson Company Inc.'s GIS mapping projects. Responsibilities included management of a Geotechnical program for compiling all available borehole data collected Beaufort Sea from 1979 – 1999.