MARK CROWELL

Mark Crowell is a geologist and has worked for FEMA for the past 20 years, mainly on coastal erosion and flooding issues.  He has authored or coauthored 14 papers that have been published in peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of Coastal Research (JCR), Shore and Beach, and the Marine Technology Society Journal.  His most recent article, published in 2007 as an editorial in the Journal of Coastal Research, is titled “How many people live in coastal areas.” Mr. Crowell is also senior author of an article, “Erosion: Historical Analysis and Forecasting,” that appeared in the 2005 Encyclopedia of Coastal Science.  Further, he is co-editor of two Special Issues of the Journal of Coastal Research: Coastal Erosion Mapping and Management, 1999 (Crowell and Leatherman); and Shoreline Mapping and Change Analysis: Technical Considerations and Management Implications, 2003 (Byrnes, Crowell, and Fowler).   Mark Crowell received his MS in Geology from Virginia Tech (1988) and his BS in Geology from the University of Maryland (1983).

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