Tag: college of engineering

  • Out of the classroom, into the wild: Students gain field experiences in natural infrastructure

    Out of the classroom, into the wild: Students gain field experiences in natural infrastructure

    It’s not every day that your class syllabus recommends muck boots. But for students enrolled in ENVE 8330: Field Experiences in Natural Infrastructure, the dress code is part of the lesson. Over a long weekend in March, graduate students traded lecture halls for salt marshes, barrier islands and historic coastal sites, immersing themselves in the real-world ways communities manage changing…

  • New publication: Flood modeling, made simpler

    New publication: Flood modeling, made simpler

    Floods devastate communities. Predicting flood events helps protect them. Some of the most important technology we have to predict flooding is Hydrologic and Hydraulic (H&H) modeling. However, these technologies face challenges that vary by region, impacting the ability of certain communities to predict and mitigate flood risks. One crucial aspect of these technologies is stream geometry: the width, depth, and…