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Atmospheric Sciences |
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The SEES Atmospheric Sciences Group studies the role of the atmosphere in regulating the exchanges of mass and energy with the biosphere, the influence of severe weather on the megacity, and the megacity as a source of pollutants and energy to the atmosphere. |
Jeffrey Bird,
Nicholas K Coch,
Timothy Eaton,
George Hendrey,
Gregory O'Mullan,
Chuixiang Yi
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Biogeosciences |
- Environmental microbiology
- Ecosystems and Ecology
- Carbon cycle
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The SEES Biogeoscience Group integrates the roles played by biology into the scientific study of the Earth. Our research elucidates the roles of living organism in cycling of elements through the soils, streams, oceans and atmosphere and the interactions of climate change and the biosphere. |
Jeffrey Bird,
George Hendrey,
Gregory O'Mullan,
Gillian Stewart,
Chuixiang Yi
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Geochemistry |
- Metal contaminates
- Ocean productivity and particulate processes
- Ocean chemistry changes through time
- Mineral surface processes(element incorporation, fractionation of isotopes)
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The geochemistry group in SEES uses a variety of analytical and theoretical approaches to understand natural and anthropogenic processes and changes in the Earth System today, and to apply the approaches and understanding of modern processes to past environmental change. |
N.G. Hemming,
Ashaki Rouff,
Gillian Stewart,
Yan Zheng,
C. McHugh,
S. Pekar
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Geology and Geophysics |
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The SEES Geology/Geophysics Group studies the materials and processes that make up and modify the Earth’s landmasses, the seafloor and its subsurface, the hydrosphere and crysophere. Our research interests span from the early formation of the Earth to the present and extends globally with field locations from the Arctic to Antarctic. Our focus is towards societal relevant problems and geohazards including all aspects of the Earth from internal to surficial and with a special focus on populated coastal environments. |
Patrick W Brock,
Nicholas K Coch,
Timothy Eaton,
N.G. Hemming,
A. Ludman,
Nikulin,
Ashaki Rouff
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Water Resources |
- Surface and Groundwater Hydrology
- Urban water quality/microbiology
- Aquifer geochemistry and microbiology
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The SEES Water Resources Group investigates physical, chemical, and biological aspects of hydrology to understand the distribution, quantity, and quality of surface and groundwater. Many of our studies also investigate the influence of human activities and policies on our water resources. |
Timothy Eaton,
Gregory O'Mullan,
Gillian Stewart,
Yan Zheng
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Chair: Gregory O'Mullan
Dept. Office: Science Building
Room:D216
Phone: 718- 997-3300
Fax: 718-997-3299
Geology Undergraduate Advisor:
Allan Ludman
Science Building, Room E 204
Phone: 718-997-3324
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Environmental Sciences Undergraduate Advisor:
Jeffrey Bird
Science Building, Room E 220
Phone: 718-997-3332
Graduate Advisor:
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