
PhD, Geophysics, University of Hawai‘i; MS, Purdue University
AI Committee Chair - 2025
My research interests include using near-surface geophysical methods to understand how humans interact with natural Earth systems. I employ near-surface geophysical methods, including remote sensing and ground-based techniques like laser scanning, GPS, radar interferometry, ground-penetrating radar (GPR), and electrical resistivity.
By analyzing the collected data, I aim to characterize processes such as landslide deformation, volcanic inflation and deflation, and subsidence or uplift due to groundwater extraction caused by sea level change. These studies contribute to a better understanding of natural hazards and offer innovative approaches to managing natural resources.
| Class | Title | Days/Time | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| ERTH 101 | S-Introduction to Geology | 10:30am–11:15am | 3 Credits |
| ERTH 101L | Introduction to Geology Lab | 12:00pm–14:45pm | 1 Credits |
| ERTH 101L | S-Introduction to Geology Lab | 09:00am–11:45am | 1 Credits |
| ERTH 103 | S-Geology of Hawaiian Islands | Online Asynchronous | 3 Credits |
| ERTH 135 | Nat Disasters & Human History | 09:00am–10:15am | 3 Credits |
| ERTH 210 | S-Oahu Field Geology | 08:00am–16:00pm | 1 Credits |
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