Andrew P. de Wet

Associate Professor

Education                                                                                         

B.Sc. Geology 1981, University of Natal, SA;B.Sc. (Hons) Geology 1982, University of Natal, SA;
Ph.D. 1989, University of Cambridge, England

Teaching Interests

Courses taught:
Introductory Environmental Geology (Geo114: Earth, Environment and Humanity)
Go to: Stella modeling paper

Environmental Resources and GIS: Geo275

Senior seminar: ENV 454: Environmental Seminar
(Capstone course in the Environmental Studies Minor)

Go to: Student Independent Research Projects

Research Interests

Environmental geology: environmental impacts of energy production and use.
Geographic information systems: geological and environmental applications.
Remote sensing and land-use issues.
Regional tectonics and metamorphic petrology of Greece, the eastern Mediterranean and the Appalachian Piedmont.

Go to: Remote Sensing and GIS Lab
Keck Research Project: Baker Woodlands, Summer 1999
Keck Research Project: Little Conestoga Creek Watershed

Tel: (717) 291-3815
Fax: (717) 291-4186

Andy.deWet@fandm.edu