Dr. Steven Arcone received the B.S. (1965) and M.E.E. (1966) degrees from Cornell University and his PhD from Dartmouth College in 1977.  He has worked in the field of electromagnetic exploration geophysics for 30 years.  His specialty is theory and field application of GPR to investigations of sediments, permafrost, and glaciers, and the propagation of radiowaves along the ground surface.  Dr. Arcone is currently funded under several DoD programs, one NASA and two NSF programs in Antarctica.  He is currently an Assistant Editor for Geophysics, the leading journal in exploration techniques.  Dr. Arcone has been PI for several large CRREL initiatives such as the CRRELEX sea ice experiments of the late 1980s and which collaborated with over eight other research institutions, and environmental geophysical work performed on Fort Wainwright from 1993–1998.  He has sponsored and served as advisor to several MS and PhD students at Dartmouth College, the Universities of Maine and Connecticut, Columbia University and Penn State University.  He is currently on the graduate faculty at the University of Maine and is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Connecticut.  He has published 47 articles in leading journals, and numerous conferences papers and in-house reports.

Contact Information

    USACE Engineer Research and Development Center
    Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
    72 Lyme Road

    Hanover, New Hampshire, USA 03755-1290

    Phone: 603-646-4368
    Fax: 603-646-4644
    E-mail: Steven.A.Arcone@erdc.usace.army.mil