Students and partners
Students
Ali Akanda
2011 PhD ThesisHydro climatological Controls on Cholera
Tim Arendt
1993 MS ThesisA Factorial Study of the Energy-Moisture Transfer Processes at the Earth-Atmosphere Interface
Namrata Batra
2005 MS ThesisComparison of evaporation estimates from multiple satellites
Gautam Bisht
2004 MS ThesisEstimation of Net Radiation from Satellite Data
Zhiquan Bo
1994 MS ThesisScale Considerations in Hydrologic Modeling: Part Aggregation and Disaggregation of Temporal Rainfall; Part II Effects of Land Surface Heterogeneities on Evaporation
Agustin Botteron
2016 MS ThesisUncharted Waters of the Middle East: Re-Visiting the Euphrates-Tigris Conflict in Troubled Times
Dyi-Huey Chang
2002 PhD ThesisAnalysis and Modeling of Space Time Organization of Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture
Jiann-Long Chen
1997 PhD ThesisCharacterization of In-Situ Electroosmosis Using Conductive FracturesCo-advisor
Margaret Garcia
2017 PhD ThesisInfrastructure, Hydrology, and Policy: Socio-Hydrological Modeling of Urban Water Consumption Dynamics
Zhenglin Hu
1996 MS ThesisPrediction of Moments of Soil Moisture Images at Different ResolutionsCo-advisor
Zhenglin Hu
1996 PhD ThesisEffects of Spatial Heterogeneity on Land-Atmosphere Interactions
Le Jiang
2000 PhD ThesisEstimation of Land Surface Evaporation Map Over Large Areas Using Remote Sensing Data
Yudan Jiang
2014 MS ThesisA Simple Streamflow Forecasting Scheme for the Ganges Basin
Antarpreet Jutla
2012 PhD ThesisPredicting Seasonal Cholera Outbreaks from Satellite
Ravi Kanda
1997 MS ThesisCharacterization of Ozone Dynamics in Urban Areas
Bharadawaj Karthik
2001 MS ThesisSpatial Variability of Groundwater Arsenic in Bangladesh
Catherine Knox
20XX PhD ThesisAgent Based Modeling to Resolve Complex Water Problems
Yun Le
1995 MS ThesisEffects of Initial Atmospheric States on the Generation of Mesoscale Circulations
Jikang Li
1999 MS ThesisRetrieval of Root Zone Soil Moisture from Remote Sensing Observations
Qing Liu
1995 MS ThesisNonlinearities and Issues of Space-Time Averages in Streamflow Data
Tianyi Luo
2012 MS ThesisEvapotranspiration Estimation over Agricultural Plains using MODIS Data for All Sky Conditions
Christos Matsoukas
1999 PhD ThesisPrecipitation Estimation and Forecast Using Radar and Rain Gage Measurements with Artificial Neural Networks
Wahid Palash
2018 PhD ThesisA Forecasting Framework for Complex Systems: Reframing of Flood Forecasting from Local to Global Scales with Requisite Simplicity
Tahira Sayed
20XX PhD ThesisLinking Sectoral Policies to Transboundary Water Cooperation and Governance in the Greater Himalayan Region – An Alternative Cooperation Framework at Regional Scale
David Small
2006 PhD ThesisA Diagnostic Study of Possible Acceleration of the Hydrologic Cycle
Kevin Smith
20XX PhD ThesisSimulation and Verification of Autonomous Stormwater Systems
Joseph Sobieraj
2003 PhD ThesisSpatial Pattern of Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity and its Controlling Factors for Forested Soilscapes
Deeptha Thattai
1998 MS ThesisSpatial Characterization of Remotely Sensed Soil Moisture
Virginia Venturini
2007 PhD ThesisEstimation of Evapotranspiration Using Remote Sensing
Douglas Whitaker
1999 MS ThesisEl-Nino, Teleconnections, and Flow in the Ganges: A New Paradigm for Streamflow Forecasting
Ercan Yavuz
2015 MS ThesisUncharted Waters of the Middle East: Re-Visiting the Euphrates-Tigris Conflict in Troubled Times
Collaborative Partnerships
We work on availability, access, and allocation of water within the context of climate challenges, health, data driven decision making, and diplomacy. We seek interdisciplinary approaches to create actionable knowledge by blending science, engineering, policy, and politics in contextually relevant ways using complexity science, systems thinking, principled pragmatism, and negotiation theory. To facilitate our interdisciplinary research-practice agenda, we have developed collaborative partnerships with the faculty, students, practitioners, and industrial partners from a wide range of national and international organizations including: