Water Resource Engineering Faculty:

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The water resources engineering group addresses a wide range of contemporary issues of water quality and quantity. The topic area focuses on simulation modeling and decision support; application of remote sensing and GIS to water resource management; regional hydrologic modeling; optimum irrigation management; animal waste management; non-point source pollution management; constructed wetlands water treatment; and groundwater quality. Research includes field campaigns in Africa, Canada, and across the United States, with a strong emphasis on applied research.            

Click here for a summary of current Water Resource Engineering research projects.

The water resources engineering group plays a major role in the Hydrology and Water Resources program at OSU. More information can be found at:

Hydrology and Water Resources at OSU

Groundwater Stewardship in Oregon

Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeships (IGERT) Program

Western Oregon Irrigation Guides