Research Associate Professor
University of Pittsburgh

ABOUT ME
I am a geologist focused on understanding the connections between topography, deformation, and the geodynamic evolution of mountain belts. I investigate these processes in natural systems in the Andes and the North American Cordillera with a collaborative group of colleagues. My work is field-based, integrating geologic mapping, basin analysis, geo- and thermochronology, and digital topography analyses. I am also interested in statistical techniques for robust interpretation of datasets I use. My group's research is funded by NSF, the USGS EDMAP program, and others.

Alexander Tye
alex.tye(at)pitt.edu
Geology and Environmental Science
University of Pittsburgh
4107 O'Hara Street
SRCC, Room 200
Pittsburgh, PA 15260-3332