Andrew E. Malone

Mr. Malone has 15 years of experience in water resources and the geologic sciences. His technical expertise is in the areas of sedimentary geology, tectonics, basin characterization, hydrogeologic and hydrologic analyses, aquifer mechanics, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and database design and implementation.

Mr. Malone received a B.A. in Geological Sciences and a B.A. in Environmental Studies from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1987, and a M.S. in Geological Sciences from Indiana University at Bloomington in 1991. His MS thesis was published in a regional geologic journal and won the journal's Best Paper Award for 1992. His professional experience includes employment as a field geologist for the Indiana State Geological Survey, and as a geology instructor at Saddleback College in southern California. His most significant work since joining WEI has been re-defining groundwater sub-basin boundaries and re-calculating water quality objectives in the Santa Ana River watershed to support the Regional Board's revision of its Water Quality Control Plan in 2004.

Mr. Malone is an Associate Scientist at WEI. He is the department head of the Innovative Technologies group at WEI whose mission is to develop pioneering software tools to support the work efforts of WEI staff and its clients. He also manages and/or conducts project work where his hydrologic and hydrogeologic expertise is required.

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