environmental & water resources engineering seminar series

Civil and Environmental EngineeringEnvironmental & Water Resources Engineering Seminar Series (692A)

2:30pm, Zoom (https://umass-amherst.zoom.us/j/91395647013)

February 5

February 12

February 19

February 26

Scott SteinschneiderCornell University

Bridging climate science and water resources engineering: a process-level approach to bottom-up planning

Khalid KadirUniversity of California - Berkeley

Engineering Justice? Rethinking engineering and our positions as engineers in efforts to make the world a better place

Ashlyn StillwellUniversity of Illinois

Water We Doing at Home? Water and Energy in the Residential Environment

Veronica MoralesUniversity of California - Davis

Anomalous Transport of Colloids and Nanoparticles in Porous Media

March 5

March 19

March 12

March 26

Jim SmithPrinceton University

How Hard Can It Rain? Cloudbursts of the Mid-Atlantic

Emily BerglundNorth Carolina State University

Using Advanced Metering Infrastructure to Understand Water Use Behaviors during Emergencies

Meghna Babbar-SebensOregon State University

Climate Change Resilience: A Case for Human-Machine Collaboration in Solving Humanity’s Most Urgent Threat

Jay LundUniversity of California - Davis

Climate change, uncertain nonstationarities, and portfolio-based water management

April 30

April 30Kwan-Hyuck KimUMass Amherst

Impacts of urbanization on flood inundation area during Hurricane Harvey

Elizabeth LotterUMass Amherst

Engineering Fish Migration: An Economic Analysis of Fish Passage Alternatives at US Hydroelectric Facilities

April 9

April 9

April 16Laura SiddonUMass Amherst

Effects of salts on the electrochemical degradation of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) by MagnéliTi4O7 electrodes

Aarthi MohanUMass Amherst

Treatment Changes in Response to a Freshwater Oil Spill

Alex RoperUMass Amherst

Forecasting the Impact of Climate Change on Municipal Water Demands

April 23

April 16Ian GrahamUMass Amherst

Using Wastewater Based Environmental Surveillance to Assess Community Covid-19 Levels

Amanda CraverUMass Amherst

The Use of Remote Sensing to Detect Cyanobacteria Harmful Algal Blooms throughout U.S. Inland Waterbodies

April 2Mariana LopesUMass Amherst

Enhancing chemical reactions of water treatment with light

Seminar CoordinatorRichard PalmerProfessor

222B Marston HallUMass Amherstrpalmer@umass.edu

April 23Shahab AfshariUMass Amherst

Forecasting the potential impacts of climate-induced sea-level rise on Miami Beach and coastal islands in Southeast Florida