Our research group consists of two faculty members and their graduate and undergraduate research assistants, post-doctoral researchers, and staff 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.
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Congratulations to PHIG members Sadia Jame, Charlotte Lee and Sanoar Rahman who are celebrating their PhD's at the graduation ceremony for the Purdue Graduate School on May 14th!
Congratulations as well as to all of our graduating undergraduate team members - Cody Dateno, Justin Kitchen and Eva Curtis!
Finally, a big welcome to our new summer undergraduate assistants Carley Bramel and Cassidy Clarke who start on May 15th.
Congratulations to Sadia Jame for successfully defending her dissertation, "Influence of Irrigation and Drainage Practices on Water Resources" in April!
Congratulations to Sadia Jame and all her co-authors for their recent paper , "Mapping Agricultural Drainage Extent in the US Corn Belt: The Value of Multiple Methods", published in Applied Engineering in Agriculture!
Graduate Research Assistant (Masters level preferred) to help with development of a groundwater flow sensor for the USGS. Click here to download the position announcement.
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