Jason D. Gulley

Associate Professor

CONTACT

Office: SCA 500
Phone: 813.974.0323
Email

EDUCATION

PhD, Geology, University of Florida (2010)

B.A., Geology, Eastern Kentucky University (2006)

TEACHING

  • GLY 4822 C Fluid Earth 2
  • GLY 6827 C Advanced Hydrogeology

RESEARCH

Core research areas: process geomorphology in carbonate terrains, karst hydrogeology, and glaciology.

I am broadly interested in how the hydrology of glaciers and ice sheets affect ice motion and hence rates of sea level rise. I am also interested in how interactions between surface water and groundwater affect chemical, physical and biological processes in critical zones developed in carbonate bedrock.

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Specific current research interests include understanding:

  • Physical processes responsible for coupling between glacier hydrology and ice motion, with implications for understanding rates of sea level rise.
  • How sea level fluctuations, climate change and formation of new surface water affect groundwater circulation and subsurface chemical weathering in carbonate platforms.
  • How critical zone processes in carbonate landscapes create cave systems and, conversely, how cave systems alter critical zone processes from the non-cave state.

SPECIALTY AREA

Geomorphology in carbonate terrains; karst hydrogeology, and glaciology