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(304) 696-5457
szwilski@marshall.edu

Anthony (Tony) Szwilski, Ph.D., P.E., Eur. Ing

Director

Responsibilities
  • Direct the CEGAS personnel and activities.
  • Develop CEGAS as a critical asset to Marshall University and the community.
  • Teach in Technology Management graduate program.

Current Activities

  • Principal Investigator: R&D in multi-sensor technologies to assess and evaluate rail track surface and sub-surface, funded by the Federal Rail Administration: In collaboration with the Nick. J. Rahall Transportation Institute.
  • Chair of The Appalachian States Coalition for Geological Hazards (Geohazards) in Transportation.
  • Co-Director the West Virginia Water Resource Management Program, with the West Virginia University Water Research Institute and West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.
 
(304) 696-3568
buckland@marshall.edu

Teresa Buckland

Project Coordinator

Responsibilities:

  • Work with project personnel and coordinate with organizations across the state
  • Coordinate grant activities and manage budget
  • Communicate with internal and external constituents

Current activities:

  • Mine Safety Technology Innovation Capability and Industry Support Services project
  • Southern West Virginia Brownfields Assistance Center 
(304) 696-6042
jawolfe@marshall.edu

James  Wolfe

GIS Manager
Responsibilities:
  • Manage various GIS research and service projects for CEGAS.
  • Oversee and train GIS staff.
  • Teach graduate level and undergraduate level courses in GIS and Engineering.

Current activities:

  • Restoration and Advisory Board (RAB) Support for Huntington District of US Corps of Engineers.
  • GIS support for Infrastructure Evaluation, Analysis and Integration for Multi-County Development Project for EDA.
  • GIS & Web Support for DERP-FUDS Projects for Huntington District of US Corps of Engineers.

 

(304) 696-5456
carico@marshall.edu

 

George Carico

Manager, EMI
Responsibilities:
  • Manager of Environmental Management Incubator, providing assistance to regional small businesses in regulatory compliance and permitting, pollution prevention (waste minimization, energy management, recycling/re-use), and new technology development in the environmental arena.
  • Environmental Specialist providing environmental and safety oversight on various CEGAS projects.

Current Activities:

  • PI on assessing and updating various safety programs with the National Park Service New River Gorge National Park.
  • PI on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Formerly Used Defense Sites contracts, providing assistance and/or oversight on web development, GIS development, public presentations, and community surveys.
  • PI on Economic Development Administration grant to develop GIS viewer tools specific to West Virginia local and regional economic developers.
(304) 696-6046
lewis115@marshall.edu

Mark Lewis

GIS/IT Technologist
Responsibilities:
  • Develops custom GIS applications and processes to suite our associate’s unique GIS needs. 

Current activities:

  • Currently developing a computer-based modeling system to help assess the economic development potential of given sites. 
  • Maintains website for the Huntington District of US Corps of Engineers’ DERP-FUDS projects. 
  • Provides in-house technical support.  Maintains and administers data servers for CEGAS.

 

(304) 696-3506
rutledge6@marshall.edu

Randy Rutledge

Research Assistant

Responsibilities:

  • Coming Soon

Current activities:

  • Coming Soon
Jack Smith
(304) 696-4027
smith1106@marshall.edu

Jack Smith

Research Assistant
Responsibilities:
  • Technical lead for the development of the VISE (Virtual Interactive Simulation Environment) lab.
  • Application of VISE to mine safety training and areas of special interest to Marshall University and the local community.
  • Economic development associated with VISE.  

Current activities:

  • Survey, evaluate, select and implement technologies for the VISE lab.
  • Lead the construction of virtual and simulated real environments for VISE applications, especially for mine safety training.
  • Explore and foster opportunities for new business development derived from VISE technologies and it's applications.

 

     
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