DANIEL P. SPANGLER

Associate Professor of Geology
University of Florida
Ph.D.: 1969, University of Arizona

Research interests:

Hydrogeology, especially physical relationships between geologic phenomena and hydrologic processes. Field characterizations of surficial and intermediate aquifers and their influence on landform processes and evolution to wetland and karst systems.

Courses taught:

Selected recent publications:

Hydrogeology: Applications of fundamental concepts and field techniques to Florida groundwater investigations. D.P. Spangler, R. Edelstein, T. Kwader, and W.L. Wilson. TREEO Center, Gainesville, Florida, 203, 1994.

Water table characterization within the Yulee heavy mineral sand deposits of north eastern Florida. D.P. Spangler, F.L. Pirkle, and J.G. Reynolds. Florida Water Well Assoc Proc, Orlando, Fl, 29-48, 1989.

The Big Cypress National Preserve. M.J. Duever, J.E. Carlson, J.F. Meeder, L.C. Duever, L.H. Gunderson, L.A. Riopelle, T.R. Alexander, R.L. Myers, and D.P. Spangler. National Audubon Soc, New York, Research Report no. 8, 455, 1986.

Geologic variability among six cypress domes in north-central Florida. D.P. Spangler. in Cypress Swamps. K.C. Ewel, and H.T. Odum. UF Press. 60-66, 1984.