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Instruction in the Environmental Studies is
primarily by faculty from the department of Geography, with supporting
courses in Biology, Chemistry, Economics, History, Physics, Political
Science, Sociology, and Urban Affairs and Planning. Faculty from other
departments could be added as relevant courses are developed.
Faculty in the Department of Geography
with Primary Environmental Focus
Sean
Ahearn
Geographic
information systems, remote sensing, digital image processing, photogrammetry, natural resources, habitat studies; Director, CARSI
Laboratory.
Frank Buonaiuto
Oceanography, coastal processes, numerical modeling of waves, tides and
sediment transport.
Allan Frei
Climatology, global climate change, environmental modeling.
Mohamed Ibrahim
Environmental studies, resource management, sustainable development,
water supply, sanitation and hygiene education, Africa.
Wenge Ni-Meister
Remote sensing,
biogeography, land-atmosphere interaction, climatology.
Randye Rutberg
Paleoclimatology, oceanography, geochemistry, environmental geoscience.
Haydee Salmun,
Environmental Studies Undergraduate Advisor
Environmental fluid mechanics, climate dynamics and climate
change, land surface-atmosphere interactions, oceanography and coastal
processes.
William Solecki
Urban environmental
change and management, land use/land cover studies, hazards, GIS
applications.
Karl Szekielda
Oceanography,
remote sensing, marine resources; international pollution issues.
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