Thad Wasklewicz Curriculum Vitae East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment, Greenville, NC 27858 Ph: 252-328-5192 Fax: 252-328-6054 email:[email protected]

Academic Training 1991 B.S. in Geography, Plymouth State College, Plymouth, NH 1992 M.A. in Geography, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 1996 Ph.D. in Geography, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

Specialties  Debris-flow Fan and Debris Cone Processes, Evolution, and Hazards  Coupled Hillslope-Channel Processes and Forms  High-resolution Topographic Analyses and Geomorphic Change Detection  2D and 3D Flow Modeling (emphasis on debris flows)  Geomatics and Applications of Airborne and Terrestrial Laser Scanning, Structure-from-Motion, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems  Remote Sensing and Archeological Analysis

Research Activities Primary Research My current research explores environmental change detection in a variety of geographical contexts to examine the natural and human induced changes to the Earth’s surface. The scientific concepts my research considers are the identification and analysis of spatial patterns in complex surficial features with the aid of repeat high-resolution topographic data. My research has been the use numerical models to investigate the potential risks of natural and wicked events on the built environment and urban populations.

Secondary Research A secondary research interest involves remote-sensing data capture, analysis, and visualization in archeology and historical site preservation/visualization. Collaborative efforts with several archeologists and historians are exploring the development of methods to record archeological databases in the field with the aid of remote sensing techniques and GIS. We are also interested in applying remote sensing techniques to detect deformation in watercraft and other built structures. I also have experience in recording and analyzing rock art with terrestrial laser scanning.

Recent Professional Experience Year(s) Position Held 2017 to present Chair, East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment 2014 to present Professor, East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment 2009 to present Director of the Terrain Analysis Laboratory, Department of Geography, Greenville, NC 2007 to 2013 Associate Professor, East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Greenville, NC 2005 to 2007 Associate Professor, University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences, Memphis, TN 1999 to 2010 Associate Researcher, The Large River Ecology Research Group at the E.J. Meeman Biological Field Station, University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 1999 to 2005 Assistant Professor, University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences, Memphis, TN 1997 to 1999 Visiting Assistant Professor, Colgate University, Department of Geography, Hamilton, NY 1996 to 1997 Lecturer, Texas A&M University, Department of Geography, College Station, Texas

Professional Organizations Member of the Geological Society of America Quaternary and Geomorphology Division of the GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division of the GSA Member of the American Geophysical Union Member of the Association of American Geographers Geomorphology Specialty Group of the AAG

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Awards Research Fellow, University of Tokyo, Center for Spatial Information Science, 2015 East Carolina University, Scholar-teacher Award, 2013 Geological Society of America Gladys Cole Award, 2013 USGS Senior Scientist in Residence, 2009 Teaching Assistant Excellence Award, 1993 Phi Kappa Phi, 1990 Pi Gamma Mu, 1990 Dean's List, 1990

Grants 2018 Terrestrial Laser Scanning Sub-Award, McKim and Creed, Inc. $5000.00 2017 Wasklewicz, T. Advancing Terrestrial Laser Scanning at ECU, Principal Investigator. ECU REDE Phase 2 Reallocation Funds, $120,000 2017 Wasklewicz, T. How Consistent is Debris Flow Roughness?, Principal Investigator, USGS Landslide Hazards Division. ECU Terrain Analysis Lab - funded project associated with the Debris Flow Physical Model, $800 2017 Wasklewicz, T. Glacier Inventory Reports Interpretive Web Media, Principal Investigator, USDI National Park Service, CESU National Park Service, $9,168 2016 Zhu, Z. and Wasklewicz, T.A. 2016 Autonomous Airborne 3D Modeling. NASA/NC Space Grant UAS Team Initiative $6,000. 2016 Harris, L., Malanson, D., and Wasklewicz, T. Coastal Heritage at Risk, NPS, National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, PTT Grant $40,000 2015 Wasklewicz, T. Patterns and Intensities of Paraglacial Sediment Transfers from Hillslopes to the Meltwater Channel, Nisqually Glacier, WA. CESU, Principal Investigator, National Park Service through the Piedmont – South Atlantic Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Unit. $27,500 2015 Perry, M. and Wasklewicz, T., LiDAR scanning of the Petra North Ridge, Co-Principal Investigator. $7,000 2015 Wasklewicz, T. and Gares, P., High-resolution measurements of Platform Marsh Erosion in Cape Cod National Seashore with the Aid of Terrestrial Laser Scanning and Unmanned Aircraft Systems CESU, Co-Principal Investigator, National Park Service through the Piedmont – South Atlantic Cooperative Ecosystems Studies Unit. $40,000 2014 Wasklewicz, T. Reassignment to Develop Funding Opportunities of TAL, ECU Division of Research and Graduate Studies. $6,000 2014 Gares, P., Bean, E., Wasklewicz, T., & Zhu, Z., Development of Scalable Sensor Payload for Rapid High Resolution Topographic Scanning via Micro Aerial Vehicles, Co-Principal Investigator. $20,000 2014 Harris, L., Griffith, D., Long, P., Mallinson, D., & Wasklewicz, T. The Validation of Marginalized Coastal Cultural Heritage Resources for Sustainable and Responsible Development: Case Study in North Carolina, Co-Principal Investigator. $20,000 2013 Slattery, M. and Wasklewicz, T. Using High Resolution Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Quantify Geomorphic Change in a Headwater Stream in Costa Rica, Texas Christian University Invests in Scholarship Grant, $25,000 2013 Wasklewicz, T., Quantifying and modeling debris flow risk, Phoenix, AZ, USA, Geological Society of America: Gladys W. Cole Memorial Research Award, $8,200 2012 Wasklewicz, T., Terrestrial Laser Scanning of Large Woody Debris in a Tropical Stream, Costa Rica, The Institute for Environmental Studies, Texas Christian University, $8,950 2011 Wasklewicz, T., Monitoring Coastal Overwash Fans on Pea Island, RENCI - East Carolina University Research Fellowship, $5,000 2010 Wasklewicz, T. and Mitchelson, R., Terrestrial Laser Scanning projects to increase ECU's virtual environment suite, Office of Engagement, Innovation and Economic Development, $8,620.00 2010 Wasklewicz, T., Close-range photogrammetric analysis of debris flow initiation, Chalk Cliffs, CO, Division of Research and Graduate Studies Research Development Award (RDA) Program 2010-11, $19,457 2010 Su, H. and Wasklewicz, T., High-resolution terrestrial laser scanning of 3D Forest Architecture, Division of Research and Graduate Studies Research Development Award (RDA) Program 2010-11, $34,962 2010 Wasklewicz, T. and Allen, T., Acquisition of Mid-Range Laser Scanner in Support of Pending NSF MRI Proposal, Division of Research and Graduate Studies, $57,562.50

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Grants – cont’d 2010 Wasklewicz, T. and Gares, P., Acquisition of Research Infrastructure in Support of Pending NSF MRI Proposal, Division of Research and Graduate Studies, $243,296 2010 Wasklewicz, T., Cooperative Agreement with USGS for Close-Range Photogrammetry and Terrestrial Laser Scanning Data and Analysis, U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program, $120,000 2010 Wasklewicz, T. and Gares, P., The acquisition of a mobile mapping platform to capture environmental change in coastal NC, UNC General Administration's (GA's) equipment grant program, $44,082 2009 Wasklewicz, T., Geomorphic Connectivity in a Recently Burned Watershed, National Science Foundation, $81,000 2008 Wasklewicz, T., Rapid Assessment of Hydrological and Sedimentological Connectivity in a Recently Burned Watershed, National Geographic Society, $6,190 2008 Wasklewicz, T., Terrestrial Laser Scanning in the Gap Fire USGS Intensive Research Area, Goleta, CA, USGS Landslide Hazards Program, $3,500 2005 Staley, D. and Wasklewicz, T., Process-Form Relationships in Talus Slopes: Front Range, Colorado, USA, National Science Foundation, $12,000 2004 Wasklewicz, T.A., National Science Foundation East Asia and Pacific Program & Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Short-Term Science Exchange Fellowship, 3-D Morphometric Comparison of Humid and Arid Alluvial Fans, $17,500 2003 Wasklewicz, T.A., National Science Foundation Career Development Grant, CAREER: Alluvial Fan Form Quantification to Advance Geographic Science and Education, $450,000 2002 Wasklewicz, T.A., Univ. of Memphis Information Technology Grant, ‘Development of the Memphis Center of Advanced Spatial Analysis (MCASA)’, $34,000 2002 Wasklewicz, T.A., Univ. of Memphis Faculty Research Grant ‘The Spatial Resolution of Landform Structures’, $6500 2001 Grubaugh, J., Franklin, S., Wasklewicz, T., and Parrish, M., NSF Biological Field Stations and Marine Labs, ‘Developing a Regional Large River Ecology Lab: the Edward Meeman Biological Field Station, Memphis, TN’, $181,000 plus additional matching funds from Univ. of Memphis, $365,000 2001 Wasklewicz, T.A. and Franklin, S., Tennessee Nature Conservancy, ‘Sediment Dynamics on a Channelized Stream, Richland Creek, a Tributary of the Hatchie River, TN’, $8200 2000 Wasklewicz, T.A., U. of Memphis New Faculty Research Initiation Awards, 'Historical Quantitative Analysis of Changes in River Stage on the Upper and Lower Miss. River', $8500. 1998 Student Wage Grant, 'GPS and GIS Modeling small-scale variation in flood plain sedimentation', $540. 1998 Colgate University Research Equipment Discretionary Grant, 'GPS and GIS Modeling small-scale variation in flood plain sedimentation', $250. 1998 Adam Burnett and Thad Wasklewicz, NSF Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement Grant, 'Positioning Colgate University for the Future: Integrating GPS Technology within the Geography Curriculum', $42,000 1995 Thad Wasklewicz and William L. Graf, Arizona Game and Fish Department, 'A Comparison of Inter- and Intra-Site Riparian Vegetation Communities Using Hydrogeomorphic Variables', $35,000.

Publications – Refereed Articles 2018 de Haas, T., Densmore, A.L., Stoffel, M., Suwa, H., Imaizumi, F., Ballesteros-Cánovas, J.A. & Wasklewicz, T. Avulsions and the spatio-temporal evolution of debris-flow fans. Earth-Science Reviews, 177, 53-75. 2017 Wasklewicz, T., Zhu, Z., & Gares, P. Simulating and quantifying legacy topographic data uncertainty: an initial step to advancing topographic change analyses. Progress in Earth and Planetary Science, 4(1), 32. 2017 Smith, A., Gares, P.A., Wasklewicz, T., Hesp, P.A. & Walker, I.J. Three years of morphologic changes at a bowl blowout, Cape Cod, USA. Geomorphology, 295, 452-466. 2016 McGuire, L., Kean, J., Staley, D., Renegers, F., & Wasklewicz, T., Constraining the relative importance of raindrop‐and flow‐driven sediment transport mechanisms in post-wildfire environments and implications for recovery time scales. Journal of Geophysical Research, 121, 2211-2237. 2016 Hesp, P.A., Smyth, T.A.G., Walker, I.J. Gares, P.A., & Wasklewicz, T. ‘Flow within a Trough Blowout at Cape Cod’. In: Vila-Concejo, A.; Bruce, E.; Kennedy, D.M., and McCarroll, R.J. (eds.), Proceedings of the 14th International Coastal Symposium (Sydney, Australia). Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue, No. 75, in press. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.

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Publications – Refereed Articles – cont’d 2015 Frankel, K. L., Owen, L. A., Dolan, J. F., Knott, J. R., Lifton, Z. M., Finkel, R. C., & Wasklewicz, T., ‘Timing and rates of Holocene normal faulting along the Black Mountains fault zone, Death Valley, USA’. Lithosphere, L464-1. 2015 Passalacqua, P and others. ‘Analyzing high-resolution topography for advancing the understanding of mass and energy transfer through landscapes: A review’. Earth - Science Reviews, 148: 174-193. 2015 Wasklewicz, T. and Scheinert, C. ‘Development and Maintenance of a Telescoping Debris Flow Fan in Response to Human-induced Fan Surface Channelization, Chalk Creek Valley Natural Debris Flow Laboratory, Colorado, USA’. Geomorphology. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.geomorph.2015.06.033. 2014 Staley, D., Wasklewicz, T., Kean, J. ‘Characterizing the primary material sources and dominant erosional processes for post-fire debris-flow initiation in a headwater basin using multi-temporal terrestrial laser scanning data’. Geomorphology, 214, 324-338. 2014 Wester, T.B., Wasklewicz, T., and Staley, D.S. ‘Functional and structural connectivity within a recently burned drainage basin’. Geomorphology, 206, p. 362-373. 2014 Lisenby, P.E., Slattery, M.C., and Wasklewicz, T.A. ‘Morphological organization of a steep, tropical headwater stream: The aspect of channel bifurcation’. Geomorphology, 214, 245-260. 2012 Scheinert, C., Wasklewicz, T., and Staley, D. ‘Alluvial Fan Dynamics Revisiting the Field’. Geography Compass, Vol. 6, p. 752-775. 2012 Hattanji, T., Wasklewicz, T., Hayakawa, Y., Wester, T., and Hegi, Y. ‘Hydrogeomorphic Effects of Basin Lithology on Development of Channel Steps in First-Order Basins of the Ashio Mountains, Japan’. Physical Geography, Vol. 33, p. 536-560. 2012 McCoy, S., Kean, J., Coe, J., Tucker, G.E., Staley, D.M., and Wasklewicz, T.A. ‘Sediment entrainment by debris flows: In situ measurements from the headwaters of a steep catchment’. Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 117, p. F03016. 2011 Staley, D., Wasklewicz, T., Coe, J., Kean, J., McCoy, S., and Tucker, G.E. ‘Observations of debris flows at Chalk Cliffs, Colorado, USA: Part 2, changes in surface morphometry from terrestrial laser scanning in the summer of 2009’. In Genevois, R., Hamilton, D.L., and Prestininzi, A (Eds.) Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Debris Flow Hazards Mitigation, Mechanics, Prediction and Assessment, Padua, Italy, Rome, Italy: Italian Journal of Engineering Geology and Environment and Casa Editrice Universita La Sapienza, p. 759-768. 2011 McCoy, S., Coe, J., Kean, J., Tucker, G., Staley, D., and Wasklewicz, T. ‘Observations of debris flows at Chalk Cliffs, Colorado, USA: part 1, in-situ measurements of flow dynamics, tracer particle movement and video imagery from the summer of 2009’. In Genevois, R., Hamilton, D.L., and Prestininzi, A (Eds.) Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Debris Flow Hazards Mitigation, Mechanics, Prediction and Assessment, Padua, Italy, Rome, Italy: Italian Journal of Engineering Geology and Environment and Casa Editrice Universita La Sapienza, p. 715-724. 2010 McCoy, S.W., Kean, J.W., Coe, J.A., Staley, D.M., Wasklewicz, T.A., and Tucker, G.E. ‘Evolution of a natural debris flow: in situ measurements of flow dynamics, video imagery, and terrestrial laser scanning’. Geology, Vol. 38, p. 735-738. 2009 Bartholomew, M.J., Greenwell, R.A., Wasklewicz, T.A., and Stickney, M.C. ‘Alluvial fans: sensitive tectonic indicators of fault-segmentation and tectonic regime partitioning along the Red Rock Fault, Southwestern Montana, USA’. Northwest Geology, Vol. 38, p. 41-66. 2009 Wasklewicz, T. and Hattanji, T. ‘High-resolution Analysis of Debris Flow Induced Channel Changes in a Headwater Stream, Ashio Mountains, Japan’. Professional Geographer, Vol. 61, p. 231-249. 2009 Seifert, C., Cox, R., Forman, S., Foti, T., and Wasklewicz, T. ‘Relict nebkhas (pimple mounds) record prolonged late Holocene drought in the forested region of south-central United States’. Quaternary Research, Vol. 71, p. 329-339. 2008 Hashimoto, A., Oguchi, T., Hayakawa, Y., Lin, Z., Saito, K., and Wasklewicz, T. ‘GIS analysis of depositional slope change at alluvial-fan toes in Japan and the American Southwest’. Geomorphology, Vol. 100, p. 120-130. 2008 Wasklewicz, T., Mihir, M., and Whitworth, J. ‘Surface Variability of Alluvial Fans Generated by Disparate Processes, Eastern Death Valley, CA’. Professional Geographer, Vol. 60, p. 207-223. 2007 Volker, H., Wasklewicz, T., and Ellis, M. ‘A Topographic Fingerprint to Distinguish Holocene Alluvial Fan Formative Processes’. Geomorphology, Vol. 88, p. 34-45. 2007 Greulich, S., Franklin, S., Wasklewicz, T., and Grubaugh, J. ‘Hydrogeomorphology and Forest Composition of Sunrise Towhead Island in the Lower Mississippi River’. Southeastern Naturalist, Vol. 6, p. 217-234.

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Publications – Refereed Articles – cont’d 2007 Wasklewicz, T., Staley, D., Mihir, M., and Seruntine, L. ‘Virtual Recording of Lichen Species: Integrating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and GIS Techniques’. Physical Geography, Vol. 28, p. 183-192. 2006 Staley, D. and Wasklewicz, T.A. ‘Expanding the Analytical Potential of Channel Locational Probability Maps using GIS and Cellular Statistics’, River Research and Applications, Vol. 22, p. 27-37. 2006 Staley, D., Wasklewicz, T., and Blaszczynski, J. ‘Surficial Patterns of Debris Flow Deposition on Alluvial Fans in Death Valley, CA using Airborne Laser Swath Mapping Data’. Geomorphology, Vol. 74, p. 152- 163. 2005 Wasklewicz, T.A., Franklin, S., and Grubaugh, J., ‘Assessing the Potential use of Rehabilitation along the Upper Mississippi River as a Model for the Lower Mississippi River’, In Ed.: Buijse, A.D.; Klijn, F.; Leuven, R.S.E.W.; Middelkoop, H.; Schiemer, F.; Thorp, J.H.; Wolfert, H.P. Archiv für Hydrobiologie – Supplementbände: Rehabilitating large regulated rivers, Vol. 155, p. 1-16. 2005 Wasklewicz, T.A., Greulich, S., Franklin, S., and Grubaugh, J., ‘The 20th Century Hydrologic Regime of the Mississippi River’ Physical Geography, Vol. 25, p. 208-224. 2005 Wasklewicz, T.A., Whitley, D., Volker, H.X., and Staley, D.M. ‘3D Laser Scanning and Intensity Mapping: A New Methodlogy for Mapping and Monitoring Rock Art Sites’, INORA International Newsletter on Rock Art. Vol. 41, p. 16-25. 2004 Wasklewicz, T., Liu, P., and Anderson, S. ‘Locational Probability Mapping of the Lower Mississippi River’, Geomorphology, Vol. 63, p. 145-158. 2003 Wasklewicz, T.A., Franklin, S., and Bills, T. ‘Bedload discharge and floodplain sedimentation along a channelized tributary of the Hatchie River, TN’, Proceedings of the 14th Symposium on the Natural History of Lower Tennessee and Cumberland River Valleys, p. 57-66. 2003 Franklin, S., Wasklewicz, T.A., Grubaugh, J., and Greulich, S., ‘Temporal Periodicity of the Mississippi River Before and After Systematic Channel Modifications’, Journal of the American Water Resources Association, Vol. 39, p. 637-648. 2001 Wasklewicz, T.A., Franklin, S., Greulich, S., and Grubaugh, J., ‘Historic Stream Flow Periodicity Along the Mississippi River and the Impacts of Engineered Structures’, 1st International River Basin Management Proceedings, p. 81-91. 2001 Wasklewicz, T.A., 'Geospatial Analysis of Riparian Vegetation Variability Along Perennial Streams in Central Arizona', Physical Geography, Vol. 22, p. 361-375. 1995 Wasklewicz, T.A. and N. Meek, 'Provenance of aeolian sediment: The Coachella Valley, California', Physical Geography, Vol. 16, p. 539-556. 1994 Wasklewicz, T.A., 'Importance of environment on the order of mineral weathering in olivine basalt, Hawaii', Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, Vol. 19, p. 715-734. 1993 Wasklewicz, T., Dorn, R., Clark, S., Pope, G., Liu, T., Hetrick, J., Dixon, J., Moore, R., & Clark, J., 'Olivine does not necessarily weather first', Singapore J. of Tropical Geography, Vol. 14, p. 72-80.

Publications – Books, Book Chapters, and Monographs 2013 Staley, D. and Wasklewicz, T. ‘The use of airborne laser swath mapping on fans and cones: An example from the Colorado Front Range’. In M. Schneuwly-Bollschweiler, M. Stoffel, F. Rudolf-Miklau (Ed.), Dating Torrential Processes on Fans and Cones: Advances in Global Change Research, Springer, Netherlands, p. 147-164. (peer reviewed) 2013 Wasklewicz, T., Staley, D., Oguchi, T., and Reavis, K. ‘3.9 Digital Terrain Modeling’, In M. Bishop (Ed.), Treatise in Geomorphology. Academic Press, San Diego, 130-161. (peer reviewed) 2013 Oguchi, T. and Wasklewicz, T. ‘Chapter 18: Geographic Information Systems In Geomorphology’, In K. Gregory (Ed.), The Sage Handbook of Geomorphology, Sage, London, p. 227-245. (peer reviewed) 2011 Oguchi, T., Hayakawa, Y., and Wasklewicz, T. ‘Data Sources’, In M.J. Smith, P. Paron and J.S. Griffiths (Eds.), Developments in Earth Surface Processes, Elsevier, p. 189-224. (peer reviewed) 2010 Coe, J. A., Kean, J.W., McCoy, S.W., Staley, D.M., and Wasklewicz, T.A. Chalk Creek Valley: Colorado’s natural debris-flow laboratory, in Geological Society of America Field Guides, 18, 95-117. 1993 Dorn, R.I., Meek, N., Bach, A., Beyer, P., Hetrick, J., Liu, T., Pope, G. and Wasklewicz, T., 'Geomorphology: Mojave Desert to Death Valley ', Arizona State University Department of Geography Publication #4, Tempe, AZ.

Publications – Contract Reports 2005 Wasklewicz, T.A., Staley, D.M., and Seruntine, L., Recording Lichen Species in Shenandoah National Park using Terrestrial 3D Laser Scanning Techniques, on file at the Natural Resources Branch, Publications –

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Publications – Contract Reports – Cont’d Shenandoah National Park, Division of Natural and Cultural Resources, 3655 US Highway 211E, Luray, VA 22835 2002 Thad Wasklewicz and Scott Franklin, ‘An Evaluation of Sediment Dynamics of a Channelized Stream: Bedload Texture and Discharge at a Cross-section in Richland Creek, a Tributary of the Hatchie River, TN’ on file at The Nature Conservancy Hatchie River Project, Brownsville, TN. 1996 Thad Wasklewicz (Supervised by William L. Graf), 'A hydrogeomorphic assessment of Sub-Mogollon Rim middle-elevation riparian communities, central Arizona' on file at the Arizona Game and Fish Department, 2221 West Greenway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85023-4399 1994 William Graf, Patricia J. Beyer, and Thad Wasklewicz, 'Geomorphic assessment of the Lower Salt River, Central Arizona ' on file at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 3636 N. Central Ave., Suite 740, Phoenix, AZ 85012-1936 1994 William Graf, Patricia J. Beyer, James Rice and Thad Wasklewicz, 'Geomorphic assessment of the Lower Gila River, West Central Arizona ' on file at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 3636 N. Central Ave., Suite 740, Phoenix, AZ 85012-1936 1993 Norman Meek and Thad Wasklewicz, 'Final report on the sand sources of the Coachella Valley fringe- toed lizard habitat ' on file at the Coachella Valley Preserve System (Nature Conservancy), Thousand Palms, CA 92276.

Research Presented 2018 ‘Development of Saucer Blowouts and their role in Dune Field Evolution. Assoc. of American Geographers Annual Meeting. New Orleans LA. (published abstract with Gares, P. A., A., Hesp, P., & Walker, I. J.). 2017 ‘Quantifying Sediment Intensity from the Nisqually Glacier and Nonglacial Sources to the Nisqually River, Mount Rainier National Park’ GSA 2017 Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA. 2017 ‘Quantitative assessment of tree trunk inclination and topographic conditions using multi-temporal point cloud data in a hilly catchment’, Japanese Geophysical Meeting (published abstract Masuto Ebina, Yuichi S. Hayakawa, Thad A. Wasklewicz, Tsuyoshi Hattanji) 2017 ‘Unravelling the evolution and avulsion mechanisms of debris-flow fans’, Session NH3.7/GM8.5/SSS2.24, Mechanics of Mass Flows, European Geosciences Union General Assembly (published abstract with Tjalling de Haas, Alex Densmore, Markus Stoffel, Juan Ballesteros-Cánovas, Hiroshi Suwa, and Fumitoshi Imaizumi) 2016 ‘Monitoring Geomorphic and Environmental Change Associated with Debris Flows, Chalk Cliffs, CO, USA.’, Tsukuba University, Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Colloquium 2016 ‘Best-Practices for Implementing Terrestrial Laser Scanning in Geomorphology: Experiences from ECU Terrain Analysis Lab’, University of Tokyo, Center for Spatial Information Science 2016 ‘Are Homes at Risk from Debris Flows in Metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, USA?’, University of Tokyo, Center for Spatial Information Science, Colloquium 2016 ‘Are Homes at Risk from Debris Flows in Metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, USA?’, Appalachian State University, Department of Geography and Planning, Colloquium 2016 ‘Points of Interest: A Geomorphologist in Japan’, East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment, Colloquium. 2016 ‘The Point of Archaeology’, Petra North Ridge Project, Petra, Jordan, Colloquium 2015 Drainage basin morphometry controls on the active depositional area of debris flow fans, European Geosciences Union General Assembly (published abstract with Monika Mihir and Bruce Malamud) 2015 ‘Relationship between surface roughness and age of deposits in debris flow fans, Eastern Owens Valley, CA’ European Geosciences Union General Assembly (published abstract with Monika Mihir and Bruce Malamud) 2014 Assessment of Debris Flow Hazards, North Mountain, Phoenix, AZ’. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. (published abstract with Reavis, K.) 2014 ‘Expanding on Through-Water Terrestrial Laser Scanning Techniques’. Association of American Geographers, Tampa, Florida. (published abstract with Haynes, M., Adams, K., Reavis, K.) 2014 ‘Assessment of Debris Flow Hazards, North Mountain, Phoenix, AZ’. Association of American Geographers, Tampa, Florida. (published abstract with Reavis, K.) 2014 Wasklewicz, T., Scheinert, C., & Staley, D. (2014). ‘Debris Flow Channelization and a Telescoping Alluvial Fan’. Association of American Geographers, Tampa, Florida. (published abstract with Scheinert, C., & Staley, D.)

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Research Presented – cont’d 2013 ‘Self-organized periodicities in the topography of debris-flow-dominated alluvial fans: Constraints on process and form from high-resolution DTMs and numerical modeling’. ECU Department of Geological Sciences Colloquium Series, Greenville, North Carolina. 2013 ‘Morphodynamics of a Bowl Blowout, Cape Cod’. Costal Dynamics, Arcachon, France, (published abstract with Hesp, P., Walker, I., Gares, P.,). 2013 ‘Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Monitor and Evaluate the Rates of Movement of the Slumgullion Landslide, CO’. Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, California, (published abstract with Reavis, K., Schulz, W., and Coe, J.). 2013 ‘Debris Flow Modification of an Alluvial Fan at the Chalk Creek Natural Debris Flow Laboratory, Central Colorado, USA. Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, California, (published abstract with Scheinert, C. and Staley, D.). 2013 ‘Terrestrial Laser Scanning of Coastal Blowout Dunes in Cape Cod National Seashore’. Association of American Geographers, Los Angeles, California, (published abstract with Smith, A.B., Gares, P., Hesp, P., Walker, I., and Reavis, K.). 2012 ‘Geomorphic Change Detection at the Chalk Cliffs Natural Debris Flow Laboratory using Multi-temporal Terrestrial Laser Scanning Data’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Charlotte, North Carolina, (published abstract with Staley, D., Coe, J., Kean, J., McCoy, S., Tucker, G.). 2012 ‘Influence of Surface Form on Sediment Transport in a Recently Burned Watershed Derived from Multi- temporal Terrestrial Laser Scanning Data’. European Geophysical Union General Assembly, Vienna, Austria, (published abstract with Staley, D., Kean, J.). 2012 ‘Space-time Patterns of Sediment Transport from Terrestrial Laser Scanning Data’. Knowledge Exchange Workshop on Terrestrial Laser Scanning, Leicester, UK, (published abstract with Wester, T.B. and Staley, D.). 2012 ‘Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Monitor and Evaluate the Rates of Movement of the Slumgullion Landslide, CO’. SEDAAG, Asheville, NC, (published abstract with Reavis, K., Schulz, W., and Coe, J.). 2012 ‘Terrestrial laser scanning of coastal blowout dunes in Cape Cod National Seashore: Methodological and geomorphic analysis’. SEDAAG, Asheville, NC, (published abstract with Smith, A.B., Gares, P., Hesp, P., Walker, I., and Reavis, K.). 2012 ‘A Reach-Scale Characterization of a Second-Order, Tropical, Montane Stream: Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Relate Channel Morphology to the Distribution of Stream Power and Shear Stress’. American Geophysical Union Meeting, San Francisco, CA, (published abstract with Lisenby, P. and Slattery, M.). 2012 ‘A Reach-Scale Characterization of a Second-Order, Tropical, Montane Stream: Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Relate Channel Morphology to the Distribution of Stream Power and Shear Stress’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Charlotte, NC, (published abstract with Lisenby, P. and Slattery, M.). 2011 ‘Monitoring Debris-flow Initiation Processes at Chalk Cliffs, Colorado, USA’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Minneapolis, MN, (published abstract with Kean, J., Coe, J., McCoy, S., Tucker, G., Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Monitoring two seasons of debris flow induced channel morphodynamics, Chalk Cliffs, CO’. Association of American Geographers, Seattle, WA, (published abstract with Reavis, K. and Staley, D.). 2010 ‘The Complex Response of an Alluvial Fan from a Debris Flow in Chalk Cliffs Central Colorado, USA’. Association of American Geographers, Seattle, WA, (published abstract with Scheinert and Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Observations of Sediment Transport in a Recently Burned Watershed Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning’. Association of American Geographers, Seattle, WA, (published abstract with Staley, D., and Kean, J.). 2010 ‘Conceptualizing Patterns of Sediment Transport from High-Resolution Spatial and Coarse Resolution Temporal Data Analysis’. Association of American Geographers, Seattle, Washington. 2010 ‘Monitoring Debris Flow Induced Channel Morphodynamics with Terrestrial Laser Scanning, Chalk Cliffs, CO’. American Geophysical Union Meeting, San Francisco, CA, (published abstract with Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Observations of Unsealed Road Impacts on a Recently Burned Drainage Basin’. Association of American Geographers, Seattle, Washington, (published abstract with Wester, T.B. and Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Chalk Creek Valley, Colorado: A Natural Debris-Flow Laboratory’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Denver, CO, (published abstract with Coe, J., Kean, J., McCoy, S., Staley, D., Tucker, G.).

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Research Presented – cont’d 2010 ‘In Situ Measurements of Sediment Entrainment from the Headwaters of a Natural Debris-Flow Basin’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Denver, Colorado, (published abstract with McCoy, S., Kean, J., Coe, J., Tucker, G., Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Observations of Sediment Transport in a Recently Burned Watershed using Terrestrial Laser Scanning’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Denver, CO, (published abstract with Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Complex Response of Channel Morphometry to Multiple Debris Flows During: The 2009 Field Season at Chalk Cliffs, CO’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Denver, CO, (published abstract with Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Verification of a Debris Flow Fan Physical Model with A Recent Debris Flow on the Chalk Cliffs Fan in Central Colorado, USA’. AAG, Washington, District of Columbia, (published abstract with Scheinert, C. and Staley, D.). 2010 ‘Impacts of Forest Roads on Sediment Transport in a Recently Burned Watershed’. AAG, Washington, District of Columbia, (published abstract with Wester, T.B., Staley, D., Kean, J.). 2010 ‘Debris Flow Induced Changes in Channel Morphometry Obtained from Terrestrial Laser Scanning, Chalk Cliffs, CO’. AAG, Washington, DC, (published abstract with Staley, D., Coe, J., Kean, J. and McCoy, S.). 2010 ‘Direct Measurements of Bed Sediment Entrainment and Basal Stress from the Headwaters of a Natural Debris-flow Basin’. American Geophysical Union Meeting, San Francisco, CA, (published abstract with McCoy, S., Kean, J., Coe, J., Tucker, G., Staley, D.). 2009 ‘Geomorphic and hydrologic connectivity in a recently burned watershed’. American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, California, (published abstract with Staley, D., Kean, J.). 2009 ‘Geomorphic Response of a Recently Burned Watershed to a Winter Rainstorm Measured Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Portland, OR, (published abstract with Staley, D., Kean, J.). 2009 ‘Field Observations of Debris Flows at Chalk Cliffs, Colorado: Part 1, Monitoring Station Data From A 2 June 2009 Event’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Portland, OR, (published abstract with Kean, J., McCoy, S., Coe, J., Staley, D., and Tucker, G.). 2009 ‘Field Observations of Debris Flows at Chalk Cliffs, Colorado: Part 2, Changes in Channel Morphometry Obtained from Terrestrial Laser Scanning’. Geological Society of America Meetings, Portland, OR, (published abstract with Staley, D., Coe, J., Kean, J., and McCoy, S). 2008 ‘Debris Flow Induced Channel Changes in a Headwater Stream, Ashio Mountains, Japan’. East Carolina University Geology Colloquium Series, Greenville, North Carolina. 2008 ‘Debris Flow Induced Channel Changes in a Headwater Stream, Ashio Mountains, Japan’. USGS Landslide Hazards Program, Golden, Colorado. 2008 ‘High-Definition Laser Scanning’. CMC/Renci/Geography sponsored GIS Workshop, Greenville, NC. 2007 ‘Surface Complexity in Arid and Humid Alluvial Fans’. 38th Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium, Durham, North Carolina (published abstract with Mihir, M., and Staley, D.). 2007 ‘Spatial Patterns of Talus Cone Surface Complexity, Arapahoe Basin, Colorado, USA. AAG, San Francisco, California (published abstract with Abart, J.). 2007 ‘Rates and Forms of Tafoni Weathering from High-resolution Digital Elevation Data’. AAG, San Francisco, California (published abstract with McColgan, A.). 2007 ‘A Comparison of Arid and Humid Debris Flow Fans with the Aid of High-resolution DEMs’. AAG, San Francisco, California (published abstract with Mihir, M.). 2007 ‘Endogenic Controls on Debris Flow Fans, Death Valley, California, USA’. AAG, San Francisco, California (published abstract with Staley, D.). 2007 ‘Recurrent Surface Complexity in Arid and Humid Debris Flow Fans’. Association of American Geographers, Boston, Massachusetts (published abstract with Mihir, M., Oguchi, T., & Staley, D.). 2006 ‘Longitudinal Changes in Channel Geometry along a First-Order Stream Following a Typhoon, Ashio Mountains of Central Japan’, 102 AAG Meeting, Chicago, IL, (published abstract with Tsuyoshi Hattanji) 2006 ‘Do Surface Morphometric Features (Form) Control the Surface Complexity of Arid Region Alluvial Fans?’ 102 AAG Meeting, Chicago, IL, Poster (published abstract with Justin Abart and Dennis Staley) 2006 ‘Varibility in the Surface Complexity of Alluvial Fans Generated from Disparate Processes’ 102 AAG Meeting, Chicago, IL, Poster (published abstract with Monika Mihir and Jennifer Whitworth) 2006 ‘A Hierarchical Morphometric Analysis of Alpine Talus Systems, Colorado Front Range, USA’ 102 AAG Meeting, Chicago, IL, Poster (published abstract with Dennis Staley)

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Research Presented – cont’d 2006 ‘Virtual Recording of Lichen Species by Incorporating Terrestrial Laser Scanning and GIS Techniques’ 102 AAG Meeting, Chicago, IL, Poster (published abstract with Lorie Seruntine, Dennis Staley, and Monika Mihir) 2006 ‘Channel migration and island dynamics in the lower Mississippi River’. Ecological Society of America Meetings, Memphis, Tennessee. 2005 ‘GIS Education and Certification at The University of Memphis’ Invited Presentation at The Center for Spatial Information Science, University of Tokyo, Japan 2005 ‘Hydrogeomorphic Changes on the Lower Mississippi River, USA’ Invited Presentation at The Center for Spatial Information Science, University of Tokyo, Japan 2005 ‘GIS Education and Certification at The University of Memphis’ Colloquium at Division of Spatial Information Science, Tsukuba University, Japan 2005 ‘A Topographic Signature from Alluvial Fans in Death Valley, California, USA’ Colloquium at The Department of Earth and Planetary Science, University of Tokyo, Japan 2005 ‘3-D Laser Scanning Applications in Geoarcheology and Earth Sciences’ Colloquium at the Department of Geosciences, Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City 2005 ‘Terrestrial Laser Scanning Applications for the Earth Sciences and Archeology’, Invited Presentation at the USGS Federal Center, Denver, CO 2005 ‘Earth Science Applications of Terrestrial Laser Scanning’ Invited Presentation at the World-wide UsersConference, Sponsored by Leica Geosystems High-Definition Surveying, San Ramon, CA. 2005 ‘Earth Science Applications of Terrestrial Laser Scanning’ Colloquium Talk at the USGS/Center for Earthquake Research and Information, University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 2004 ‘3D Laser Scanning for High-resolution Mapping of Archaeology Sites’, 100th AAG Meeting, Philadelphia, PA., Interactive Paper (published abstract with Heather Volker, Dennis Staley, David Whitley, and Joe Simon) 2004 ‘Variation in Fan Surface Morphometry, Eastern Death Valley, CA’, National Science Foundation Steering Committee Meeting for the National Center for Airborne Laser Mapping, St. Augustine, FL (invited talk) 2004 ‘Laser Scanning: A New Method for Recording Rock Art, Geological Society of America Meeting, Denver, CO. (published abstract with Dennis Staley, Heather Volker, and David Whitley) 2004 ‘Morphometric differences in debris flow and mixed flow fans in eastern Death Valley, CA’ American Geophysical Union Meeting, San Francisco, CA (published abstract/invited talk with Jennifer Whitworth) 2003 ‘A Morphometric Assessment of Sieve Flow and Debris Flow Fans’, 99th Annual AAG Meetings, New Orleans, LA. (published abstract with Pearson, M.) 2003 ‘Bedload Transport in Channelized Tributary Streams, Hatchie River, TN’, 10th Symposium on The Natural History of Lower Tennessee and Cumberland River Valleys, Austin Peay State University, Land Between the Lakes, TN (published paper with S. Franklin and Timothy Bills) 2003 ‘Advancing Form Quantification in Geomorphology using ALSM’ NSF Funded National Center for Airborne Laser Mapping Conference, University of Florida, (invited talk) 2003 ‘Assessing the Potential use of Rehabilitation along the Upper Mississippi River as a Model for the Lower Mississippi River’, Lowland River Rehabilitation, Wageningen, Netherlands, hosted by the Neatherlands Centre for River Studies and the Institute for Inland Water Management and Waste Water Treatment (invited paper with Scott Franklin and Jack Grubaugh) 2003 ‘The use of ALSM Data to Assess External Form of Alluvial Fans, Death Valley, CA’, AGU Meeting, San Francisco, CA (invited talk with Heather Volker) 2002 ‘Changes in the timing of hydrologic processes along the Mississippi River’, Interactive Paper, 98th Annual AAG Meetings, Los Angeles, CA. (published abstract with Franklin, S., Greulich, S., and Grubaugh, J.) 2002 ‘Getting into Shape: Alluvial Fan Morphometry and Equifinality’, Interactive Paper, 98th Annual AAG Meetings, Los Angeles, CA. (published abstract with Pearson, M.) 2001 ‘Unnatural Flow Regime: Hydrologic Response of the Mississippi River to Human Modification’ Interactive Paper, 97th Annual AAG Meetings, NYC, NY. (published abstract with Franklin, S., Greulich, S., and Grubaugh, J.) 2001 ‘Historic Stream Flow Periodicity Along the Mississippi River and the Impacts of Engineered Structures’, Wessex Institutes 1st Int. River Basin Management Conference, Cardiff, Wales, UK. (published paper with Franklin, S., Greulich, S., and Grubaugh, J.) 2000 'Geospatial Analysis of Riparian Vegetation Variability along Perennial Streams in Central Arizona' Poster Session, 96th Annual AAG Meetings, Pittsburgh, PA. (published abstract) Wasklewicz 9

Research Presented – cont’d 2000 ‘Unnatural Flow Regime: Hydrologic Response of the Mississippi River to Human Modification’ Poster Session, SEDAAG Meetings, UNC at Chaperl Hill, NC. (published abstract with Franklin, S., Greulich, S., and Grubaugh, J.) 2000 ‘Unnatural Flow Regime: Hydrologic Response of the Mississippi River to Human Modification’ Invited Colloquium, Minnesota State University at Mankato. 1997 'Provenance of aeolian sediment: the upper Coachella Valley, California', 93rd Annual AAG Meetings, Fort Worth, TX. 1997 'The importance of hydrogeomorphology in the distribution of middle-elevation riparian plant communities in the Transition Zone, Arizona', GSA Meeting, in special topics section T47. Influence of Geomorphic Processes on Biological Communities, Salt Lake City, UT. 1993 'Importance of environment on the order of mineral weathering in olivine basalt, Hawaii', 89th Annual AAG Meetings, Atlanta, GA. 1991 'Olivine does not necessarily weather first', APCC Meetings, Tucson, Arizona. 1991 'Olivine does not necessarily weather first', GSA Meetings, San Diego, California.

Theses and Professional Papers – Chaired Kailey Adams, 2017. Physical modeling and 4D GIS Analysis of the Debris Flow Fan Development. Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment. (thesis) Michael Letzring, 2017. Mapping historical glacier surfaces using structure-from-motion methods and archival satellite imagery. Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment. (thesis) Donnie Kirk, 2016. Salt Marsh Changes in Response to Large Ice Flows. East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment. (thesis) Kathryn J. Reavis, 2014. Debris Flow Risk in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning, and Environment. (thesis) Cal R. Scheinert, 2012. Debris Flow Fan Evolution, Chalk Creek Natural Debris Flow Laboratory, Colorado. East Carolina University, Department of Geography. (thesis) Thaddeus B. Wester, 2011. Functional and structural connectivity within a recently burned drainage basin. East Carolina University, Department of Geography. (thesis) Andrew McColgan, 2007. Rates and Forms of Tafoni Weathering from Terrestrial Laser Scanning Data, University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences – Geography. (thesis) Justin Abart, 2007. Controls on Debris Flow Sinuosity, Loveland, CO. University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences - Geography. (thesis) Rebekah Spurlock, 2006. Spatial Relations of Urban Forest Species and Family Income, Memphis, TN. University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences - Geography. (thesis) Rebecca Seago, 2005. Bar Morphology in the Grand Canyon, University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences – Geography (professional paper). Heather Volker, 2004. Topographic Signatures in Alluvial Fans from Death Valley, California, USA, University of Memphis, Department of Geography. (thesis) Mark Lekarczyk, 2003. GIS analysis of island morphometry in the northern section of the Lower Mississippi River, University of Memphis, Department of Geography. (professional paper) Marcus Pearson, 2002. A Morphometric Analysis of Debris Flow Fans, University of Memphis, Department of Geography. (thesis) Shawn Anderson, 2001. Locational Probability of the Lower Mississippi River and Its Implications to Channel Migration, University of Memphis, Department of Geography. (thesis) Dennis M. Staley, 2000. Landslide Susceptibility in the Smokey Mountains of Eastern TN, University of Memphis, Department of Geography. (thesis)

Dissertations – Chaired Monika Mihir, 2008. Naturally Occurring River Discontinuity as a Model for River Management, University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences – Geography Dennis Staley, 2006. Scale Variation and Scale Linkages of Talus Cones, Southern Rockies of Colorado University of Memphis, Department of Earth Sciences - Geography.

Honors Thesis – Chaired Madison Heffentrager, 2018. Physical modeling and 4D GIS Analysis of the Washover Fan Development, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Senior Honor’s Thesis (ECU Research and Creative Activity Awardee). Wasklewicz 10

Honors Thesis – Chaired – Cont’d Elisa Alphonso, 2016. Step-pool Stability in a Tropical Montane Stream. East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Senior Honor’s Thesis. Kailey V. Adams, 2014. Monitoring Salt Marsh Erosion Associated with Crab-induced Herbivory in Cape Cod, MA. East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Senior Honor’s Thesis (NC Space Grant Awardee). Kathryn J. Revis, 2012. Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Monitor and Evaluate the Rates of Movement of the Slumgullion Landslide, CO, East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Senior Honor’s Thesis. Cal R. Scheinert, 2011. Morphometric Changes to a Small Alluvial Fan, Chalk Cliffs, CO. East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Senior Honor’s Thesis. Thaddeus B. Wester, 2010. Impacts of Forest Roads on Sediment Transport in a Recently Burned Watershed. East Carolina University, Department of Geography, Senior Honor’s Thesis. Ellen Mattfeldt, 1998. An Investigation of the Physical Factors Affecting the Water Quality within the Upper Susquehanna Drainage Basin. Colgate University, Department of Geography.

Theses, Dissertations, and Professional Papers – Committee Member Anne Wright, 2018. Department of History, Program in Maritime Studies, East Carolina University, (thesis) Jennifer Jones, 2017. Costal Resource Management, East Carolina University, (dissertation) Katherine Clevenger, 2017. Maritime Studies, East Carolina University, (thesis) Scott Rose, 2017. Maritime Studies, East Carolina University, (thesis) Tjalling de Haas, 2015. Faculty of Geosciences, Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands (dissertation) Jessica Van Horn, 2015. Dept. of Geography, Planning, and Environment East Carolina University, (thesis) Mayra Roman-Rivera, 2014. Dept. of Geography, Planning, and Environment East Carolina University, (thesis) Alexander Smith, 2013. Department of Geography, East Carolina University, (thesis) Jonathan Hill, 2013. Department of Geography, East Carolina University, (thesis) Peyton Lisenby, 2013. School of Geology, Energy, and the Environment, Texas Christian University, (thesis) Niccole Wittig, 2013. Maritime Studies Program in Department of History, East Carolina University, (thesis) Brian Clayton, 2013. Department of Geography, East Carolina University, (thesis) Cale Galloway, 2013. Costal and Research Management, East Carolina University, (dissertation) Robert Mills, 2010. Department of Anthropology, East Carolina University, (thesis) Christy Swann, 2008. Department of Geography, East Carolina University, (thesis) Michael Thron, 2007. Department of Biology, University of Memphis, (thesis) Danya Pase, 2007. Department of Earth Sciences – Geophysics, University of Memphis, (thesis) Lisa Keys-Matthews, 2007. Department of Earth Sciences – Geography, University of Memphis, (dissertation) Brandon Vogt, 2007. School of Geographical Sciences, Arizona State University, (dissertation) Jesse Brass, 2007. Department of Geography, East Carolina University, (thesis) Ela Bialkowska, 2005. Department of Earth Sciences – Geography, University of Memphis, (thesis) Ryan Hanson, 2004. Department of Geography, University of Memphis, (thesis) Jacqueline Mills, 2001. Department of Geography, University of Memphis, (thesis)

Books, Articles, and Grants Reviewed 1998 "Maps as Models of the Earth", Earth Science, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1120 South Capital Texas Highway, Austin, TX 78746. 2000-2006 Professional Geographer, National Science Foundation, National Geographic Society of America, Physical Geography, Archiv fur Hydrobiologie, Geomorphology, Geology 2003 Holt Science and Technology Earth Science Student and Teacher’s Edition, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 10801 N MoPac Expy Bldg#3, Austin, TX 78746. 2008 Book Chapter Review. Chapter 2 - Natural and human induced disasters triggered by intense and episodic tropical rains in the Venezuelan mountains Au: Maximiliano Bezadaa Universidad Pedagógica El Libertador-UPELD, Departamento de Geociencias, Caracas, Venezuela, Editor: Egardo Latrubesse

Department Service 2016-2017 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Advisory Committee to the Chair, ECU 2016-2017 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Graduate Committee, ECU 2016-2017 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair - Personnel Committee, ECU 2016-2017 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair – Tenure and Promotion Committee, ECU Wasklewicz 11

Department Service – cont’d 2016-2017 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair – GIS Job Search Committee, ECU 2015-2016 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Advisory Committee to the Chair, ECU 2015-2016 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Graduate Committee, ECU 2015-2016 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair - Personnel Committee, ECU 2015-2016 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair – Tenure and Promotion Committee, ECU 2014-2015 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Graduate Committee, ECU 2014-2015 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair - Personnel Committee, ECU 2014-2015 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair – Tenure and Promotion Committee, ECU 2013-2014 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Graduate Committee, ECU 2013-2014 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair - Personnel Committee, ECU 2013-2014 Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Chair - Tenure and Promotion Committee, ECU 2012-2013 Department of Geography Personnel Committee, East Carolina University 2012-2013 Department of Geography, Tenure and Promotion Committee, ECU 2012-2013 Department of Geography Graduate Committee, East Carolina University 2011-2012 External Review of the Geography Program, East Carolina University 2011-2012 Department of Geography Curriculum Committee, East Carolina University 2010-2011 Department of Geography Advisory Committee, East Carolina University 2010-2011 Department of Geography Program Review Committee, East Carolina University 2010-2011 Department of Geography Geomorphology and Hydrology Lab Oversight, East Carolina University 2010-2011 Search Committee for Atmospheric Scientist, East Carolina University 2010-2011 Department of Geography Review of Faculty Research Leave Grants, East Carolina University 2010-2012 Co-organizer, Department Geography and Planning Colloquium Series, ECU 2009-2010 Undergraduate Committee, Department of Geography, East Carolina University 2009-2010 Department of Geography Marketing Committee, East Carolina University 2009-2013 Department of Geography Personnel Committee, East Carolina University 2008-2009 Department of Geography Meeting Secretary: Scribe at all departmental meetings, East Carolina University 2008-2009 Department of Geography Advisory Committee, East Carolina University 2007-2010 Department of Geography Colloquium Series: Co-organizer of Department of Geography Colloquium Series, East Carolina University 2006 Search Committee for Assistant Professor in Human Geography/GISci: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis 2006 Search Committee for Assistant Professor in Human Geography/Remote Sensing: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis 2006 Webmaster: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis 2005 Chair of Human-Environmental Geography Search Committee, University of Memphis 2005 Geography Liaison to the DES Library Committee, University of Memphis 2005 Member of the NSF Mississippi Embayment Hydrologic Observatory Committee 2005 Designed new Department of Earth Sciences Graduate webpage and digital forms, University of Memphis 2005 Chair of Search Committee for DES Associate Professor in Human Geography/Remote Sensing, University of Memphis 2004-2006 Graduate Committee and Geography Concentration Coordinator, University of Memphis 2003 Chair of Quaternary Science and Geomorphology Research Focus Committee, Dept. of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis 2003 Chair of Hazards Search Committee, University of Memphis 2003 Chair of Library Purchasing Committee – Dept. of Earth Sciences - Geography, University of Memphis 2003 Member of Dept. of Earth Sciences Library Liaison Committee, University of Memphis 2003 Dept. of Earth Sciences Representative to Dean’s Advisory Committee for Breaking Down Barriers to Interdisciplinary Research and Teaching, University of Memphis

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Department Service – cont’d 2003 Invited Lecturer at Tennessee Geographic Alliance In-Service for Memphis and Shelby County Schools, subject of my talk was ‘Mapping Methods for Timely Data’ 2003 Organizer of the Geography Brown Bag Series in the Dept. of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis 2002-2003 Finalist Judge in Memphis Campus School Science Fair 2002 Chair of GIS Search Committee, University of Memphis 2001 Member of Search Committee for new Earth Science Faculty Member, University of Memphis 2000-2003 Graduate Coordinator, University of Memphis 2000-2001 Representative from Geography for Department of Earth Science Initiative Committee, University of Memphis 2000-2001 Judge in University of Memphis Campus School Science Fair 2000 Chair of Biogeography Search Committee, University of Memphis 2000 Chair of two Visiting Faculty Search Committees, University of Memphis 2000 University of Memphis Liaison to the American Geophysical Union Meeting on the ‘Future of Earth Science Programs’, Washington D.C. 2000 State Coordinator for Geography Bowl at the Southeastern Association of American Geographers Meetings, Chapel Hill, NC. 1999-2003 Webmaster, Dept. of Geography, University of Memphis 1999-2001 Chair of Colloquium Series, University of Memphis 1999-2001 Coordinator of Gamma Theta Upsilon (Geography Honors), University of Memphis

University Services 2016-2017 Faculty Ambassador for Department of Geography at ECU High School STEM Day 2016-2017 Faculty Ambassador for Department of Geography at ECU Girl Scout’s TechnoQuest 2016-2017 Member of Information Resources Coordinating Council, East Carolina University 2015-2016 Member of Information Resources Coordinating Council, East Carolina University 2015-2016 Faculty Ambassador for Department of Geography at ECU High School STEM Day 2014-2015 Committee Member of ECU STEM Cluster Hire (Earth Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and Science Education) 2014-2015 Faculty Ambassador for Department of Geography at ECU High School STEM Day 2013-2014 Faculty Ambassador for Department of Geography at ECU High School STEM Day 2012-2013 Faculty Ambassador for Department of Geography at ECU High School STEM Day 2011-2013 Terrestrial Laser Scanning Demonstrations and ECU Ambassador at the Northeastern North Carolina Regional Science and Engineering Fair 2008-2009 Internal Reviewer of potential ECU NSF MRI Grants: Panelist charged with the task of reviewing pre-proposals for the National Science Foundation MRI Awards program. The University must limit the number of proposals that leave campus. Our panel was tasked with narrowing the pre- proposals to one proposal that would leave campus. Chair was Alan Schreier 2007-2008 NSF CAREER Awards: Informal Panel Discussion: Committee Member on an East Carolina University Informal Panel to Guide Faculty Members in the Applying for NSF CAREER Awards

Professional Services 2017-2018 Past Chair, Environmental and Engineering Geology Division of the Geological Society of America 2017 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Undergraduate Student Poster Competition, Seattle, WA.

2016-2017 National Science Foundation Advisory Panel PREEVENTS, Virtual Panel 2016-2017 Science Olympiad Coach, Wahl Coates Elementary School, Greenville, NC 2016-2017 Chair, Environmental and Engineering Geology Division of the Geological Society of America 2016-2017 Editorial Board Member, Professional Geographer, Association of American Geographers 2016-2017 Guest Journal Editor, Japanese Geophysical Union Progress in Earth and Planetary Science. 2016 Member of the Joint Technical Program Committee, Geological Society of America Meeting, Denver, CO. 2016 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Undergraduate Student Poster Competition, Denver, CO.

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Professional Services – cont’d 2015-2016 Vice-chair, Environmental and Engineering Geology Division of the Geological Society of America 2015-2016 Editorial Board Member, Professional Geographer, Association of American Geographers 2015 Member of the Joint Technical Program Committee, Geological Society of America Meeting, Baltimore, MD. 2015 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Undergraduate Student Poster Competition, Baltimore, MD (11 students). 2015 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Graduate Student Poster Competition, Baltimore, MD (4 students). 2015 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Graduate Student Paper Award, Baltimore, MD (3 students). 2015 Review Panel for Mackin Award, Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division of the Geological Society of America 2014-2015 Secretary, Environmental and Engineering Geology Division of the Geological Society of America 2014-2015 Participant, USGS Powell Center High-resolution Topography Work Group, Fort Collins, Colorado. 2014-2015 Editorial Board Member, Professional Geographer, Association of American Geographers 2014 Chair and organizer, AGU EP41B High-Resolution Topography and Process Measurements for Analyzing Earth-Surface Dynamics I Posters, Fall Meeting, San Francisco, California. 2014 Chair and organizer, AGU EP43E High-Resolution Topography and Process Measurements for Analyzing Earth-Surface Dynamics II, Fall Meeting, San Francisco, California. 2014 Co- Chair and organizer, AGU EP44B High-Resolution Topography and Process Measurements for Analyzing Earth-Surface Dynamics III, Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. 2014 Judge, American Geophysical Union Undergraduate Student Poster Competition, San Francisco, California (3). 2014 Judge, American Geophysical Union Graduate Student Poster Competition, San Francisco, CA (2). 2014 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Undergraduate Student Poster Competition, Vancouver, Canada-British Columbia (6). 2014 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Graduate Student Poster Competition, Vancouver, Canada-British Columbia (4). 2014 Judge, Geological Society of America Environmental and Engineering Division Graduate Student Paper Award, Vancouver, Canada-British Columbia (12). 2013 Coordinated science fair judges for Wahl-Coates School Science Fair 2013 Presentation to Wahl-Coates Elementary School Science Club on Water Quality Field Methods and Assessment 2013 Chair, Association of American Geographers - J. Warren Nystrom Award 2013-2014 Member-at-Large, Environmental and Engineering Geology Division of the Geological Society of America 2013-2014 Editorial Board Member, Professional Geographer, Association of American Geographers 2013 Association of American Geographers - Nystrom Committee. Member of the J. Warren Nystrom Award Committee 2012 External Tenure Review - University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. 2012 Presentation to the Wahl-Coates 4th Grade Elementary Class, ‘Why are rocks important?’ 2012 Geological Society of America Meetings. Co-Chair of Landslide and Debris Flow Session 2012-2013 Volunteer and Mentor on Stormwater Management Grant at Wahl-Coates Elementary School Science Club, Greenville, NC. 2012-2013 Proctor for EOG testing, Wahl-Coates Elementary School, Greenville, NC. 2011 External Tenure Review - University of Colorado, Denver. 2011 Belvoir Scholars Day, Taught elementary students the basics of mapping with lasers 2011 Association of American Geographers. Space-Time Patterns of Sediment Transport from High- Resolution Data Analysis - Session Chair and Organizer 2011-2015 Association of American Geographers. Editorial Board of the Professional Geographer 2010 ECU Science Festival, Gave a demonstration of laser scanning techniques to parents and children (pre-school to high school)

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Professional Services – cont’d 2010 Geological Society of America Meetings. Terrestrial Laser Scanning: Applications in Geology and Geomorphology - Session Chair and Organizer 2010-2012 Association of American Geographers, Washington DC, District of Columbia. Chair of the AAG Research Grants Committee 2009 Presentation at Wahl Coates Elementary School, ‘What a geographer does?’ 2008-2009 International Conference of Geomorphology, Melbourne, Australia. Co-organizing a session on terrestrial laser scanning use in geomorphology 2007 Ecological Society of America, Memphis, Tennessee. Field Trip Leader on two trips entitle Ol Man River for the 91st meeting of the Ecological Society of America, Memphis, TN 2007-2009 National Science Foundation Advisory Panel Regional and Geographical Science, Washington D.C., District of Columbia. Panel member reviewing NSF CAREER and general proposals in geography 2003 SEDAAG Program Committee Member, 58th SEDAAG MEETING, Charlotte, N.C. 2001 Invited Lecturer at Brownington Elementary School, ‘Natural History of the Mississippi River’ 2001 Chair of the ‘Hydroiformatics Technologies Session’, 1st International River Basin Management Conference, Cardiff, Wales, U.K. 2000 Paper Discussant, Southeastern AAG Meetings, Chapel Hill, NC. 1994 Chair of the 'Weathering Session', 90th Annual AAG Meeting, San Francisco, CA. 1993 Co-chair of the 'Weathering Session', 89th Annual AAG Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

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