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Ping  Wang

Ping Wang

Ping Wang
Associate Professor

Contact

Office: CHE 215
Lab: CHE 110
Phone: 813/974-9170
Email: pwang@usf.edu

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Education

Ph.D., University of South Florida, 1995

Research

Coastal geology,Sedimentary Geology,Coastal sedimentary processes,Nearshore sediment transport,Nearshore wave and current dynamics,Coastal morphodynamics,Coastal engineering and management.

  Current Courses
RefCourseSecCourse TitleCRDayTimeLocation
58795GLY 4905003Independent Study
1-3


TBA TBA
50477GLY 4947L002Coastal Field Camp I
1F
11:00am-11:50am

CHE 313
50478GLY 4948L003Coastal Field Camp II
1F
10:00am-10:50am

CHE 313
53357GLY 6971014Thesis: Master's
2-19


TBA TBA
56079GLY 7980014Dissertation: Doctoral
2-19


TBA TBA

Recent Publications

Wang, P., Kirby, J.H., Haber, J.D., Horwitz, M.H., Knorr, P.O., and Krock, J.R., 2006. Morphological and sedimentological impacts of Hurricane Ivan and immediate post-storm beach recovery along the northwestern Florida barrier-island coasts. Journal of Coastal Research, 1382-1403.

Wang, P. and Horwitz, M.H., 2006 (published online). Erosional and Depositional Characteristics of Regional Overwash Deposits Caused by Multiple Hurricanes. Sedimentology.

Li, C., Wang, P. (corresponding author), Fan, D., and Yang, S., 2006. Characteristics and formation of Late-Quaternary incised-valley-fill sequences in sediment-rich deltas and estuaries: case studies from China. SEPM Special Publication 85.

Elko, N.A. and Wang,P., 2007. Immediate profile and planform evolution of a beach nourishment project with hurricane influences. Coastal Engineering. 54, 54-79.

Wang, P., Ebersole, B.A., Smith, E.R., and Johnson, B.D., 2002. Temporal and spatial variations of surf-zone currents and suspended-sediment concentration. Coastal Engineering, 46, 175-211.