Hydrology and
Hydroclimatic Sciences @ Rutgers
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Rutgers is home to a diverse community of scientists engaged in studies of Earth's water cycle in the atmosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, and cryosphere, and the associated energy and biogeochemical fluxes that influence the climate system. Time scales of interest range from minutes in tropical deep convection to decades and millennia in groundwater and ice sheet dynamics and space scales range from hillslopes to continents. Affiliated research programs and faculty members are highlighted below. We welcome inquiries regarding potential graduate study and postdoctoral experiences. |
Research & Graduate Programs:
- Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences
- Department of Environmental Sciences
- Department of Geography
- Water Resources Program
Faculty & Researchers:
- Trever Birkenholtz
- Water
policy; irrigation; climate change
- Daniel Gimenez
- George Guo [Civil & Environmental Engineering]
- Water quality; urban stormwater management; watershed restoration and engineering
- David Hill [Civil & Environmental Engineering]
- Hydroinformatics;
Real-time
modeling
of water resource systems; Environmental sensing and
cyberinfrastructure
- Benjamin Lintner
- Jim Miller
- Mark Miller
- Chris Obropta [Environmental Sciences]
- Water
resources for sustainable communities; Stormwater management
- Ying Fan Reinfelder
- Åsa Rennermalm
- Arctic
hydrology
- David Robinson [Geography]
- Climatology;
Climate change; Snow dynamics
- Alan Robock