Andrew Schwartz is a senior geophysicist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a member of the Ordnance and Explosives Team at the U.S. Army Enginnering & Support Center, Huntsville. He develops guidance documents and training materials on the topics of applied geophysics and quality control/quality assurance for geophysics operations. He teaches geophysics to geotechnical personnel within the Corps, and provides technical reviews and oversight of munitions response contracts. He also supports the MEC research and development community, working with researchers and software developers to design, test and evaluate geophysical detectors, data processing systems and anomaly discrimination algorithms. Before joining the Huntsville Center in 2002, Mr. Schwartz was a principle geophysicist with Parsons Infrastructure and Technology, where he managed their corporate geophysics program and oversaw field operations for munitions response actions and HTRW remedial investigations. Mr Schwartz has 17 years experience in exploration, environmental and engineering geophysics, and holds a degree in Physics from Dalhousie University.