News
New PhD Candidate
Congratulations to Natalie Chin for passing her qualifcation exam. She is the newest PhD candidate, and will hopefully be joined by several others in the coming months.
Our research group currently consists of two faculty members and fourteen graduate research assistants, focusing primarily on the hydrologic impacts of environmental change at a range of scales, through the use of in-situ data collection, remote sensing and hydrologic models.
Current interests being pursued in the hydrologic impacts group can be broadly grouped into four general areas:
I. Evaluating the role of land management
II. Characterizing the effects of landcover/land-use change
III. Predicting hydrologic change in cold regions
IV. Climate change impacts on regional hydrology
V. Remote sensing of water quality in rivers and lakes
If you are interested in joining our group, please visit either the Agronomy Department or Agricultural and Biological Engineering Department for graduate application instructions.

