Dr. Asante teaches Hydrogeology, Environmental Aqueous Geochemistry, Remote Sensing and various introductory geoscience courses. His research interests include the hydrogeology of karst, intermountain basins and environmental monitoring.

PhD in Geoscience (Hydrogeology/Hydrology), University of Nevada Las Vegas; MSc in Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg; BSc in Geology, University of Ghana

Recent Publications (*denotes student author)

Asante, J., and Kreamer, D., 2018, Identifying local and regional groundwater in basins: chemical and stable isotopic attributes of multivariate classification of hydrochemical data, the Lower Virgin River Basin, Nevada, Arizona and Utah. Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies v. 54(4), p.370- 391.

Asante, J., Dotson, S.*, Hart, E., Kreamer, D.K., 2018, Water circulation in karst systems: Comparing physiochemical and environmental isotopic data interpretation, Environmental Earth Sciences, v. 77, 1-18. 

Akoto, O., Nimako, C. Asante, J. and D. Bailey*, 2016, Heavy metals enrichment in surface soil from abandoned waste disposal sites in a hot and wet tropical area, Environmental Processes, v. 3, p. 747-761.

Asante, J. and D. Kreamer, 2015, A new approach to identify recharge areas in the lower Virgin River basin and surrounding basins by multivariate statistics, Mathematical Geosciences, v. 47, p. 819-842.