Co-Director, Education/Outreach
Ph.D., P.E., BCEE
Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Technical Areas:
Environmental Engineering, Earth Sciences, sustainable systems, life cycle assessments (LCA), biogeochemistry, systems optimization
Research Interests:
Dr. Chamberlain’s research interests include the incorporation of socioeconomic impacts into a comprehensive LCA of water system options in emerging economies.
His educational interests include offering the skills, technologies and methodology necessary for appropriate construction and implementation of sustainable water and sanitation projects for emerging regions. He also has an interest in engineering education and real-world applications of Catholic social teaching.
Education
B.S., Agricultural Engineering, Texas A&M University
M. Div., Catholic Theology, St. Meinrad School of Theology
M.S., Environmental Systems Engineering, Clemson University
Ph.D., Environmental Engineering and Science, Clemson University
WaTER Center Associate Director
School of Meteorology Adjunct Faculty
ARRC, CAPS, CSA Faculty Member
Technical Areas: Environmental science, environmental engineering, hydrology and water resources, satellite and Radar Remote Sensing, weather, climate and Geoinformatics.
Research Interests:
Dr. Hong's research interests include radar/satellite remote sensing precipitation; hydrometeorology, water cycle and climate variability; image analysis, geospatial analysis and artificial intelligence; natural hazard and disaster monitoring, prediction and mitigation; and environmental resource optimization and decision support modeling.
Education:
B.S., Earth Sciences, Peking University
M.S., Environmental Sciences, Peking University
Ph.D., Hydrology Water Resources, University of Arizona
Ph.D., Minor, Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis, University of Arizona
Ted A. Kritikos Chair
Presidential Professor
Associate Director, WaTER Center
Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Technical Areas:
Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources
Research Interests:
Subsurface transport and fate processes; ground water remediation technologies; impacts of petroleum hydrocarbons and oilfield brines; water/wastewater reuse, and impacts of climate change on water resources.
Education:
B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Oklahoma
M.S., Civil Engineering, University of Oklahoma
Ph.D., Civil Engineering, University of Oklahoma
CEES Director and Professor
David Ross Boyd and Austin Presidential Professor
Associate Director, WaTER Center
Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Technical Areas: Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, Hydrology
Research Interests:
Dr. Kolar is interested in computational issues in water resources and focuses on the development of efficient, robust algorithms for finite element shallow water models; high performance computing; numerical analysis; equation development using averaging theory; variably-saturated groundwater flow and transport; and applications ranging from hydrodynamic models of estuaries, bays and impoundments to infiltration models.
Education:
B.S., Civil Engineering and Mathematics, University of Idaho
Ph.D., Civil Engineering, University of Notre Dame
Registered Professional Engineer, Idaho and Oklahoma
