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Start Over Graduate Program Civil Engineering Year 2015 Committee Member Alfonso Ignacio Mejia

1. Water Footprint of Cities: A Review and Prospects for Future Research

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Open Access
Author:
Paterson, Willa B
Title:
Water Footprint of Cities: A Review and Prospects for Future Research
Graduate Program:
Civil Engineering
Keywords:
Water Footprint
Virtual Water
Urban Metabolism
Cities
Life Cycle Assessment
Environmentally Extended Input-Output
File:
Download Paterson_Thesis_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Alfonso Ignacio Mejia, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Peggy Ann Johnson, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Xiaofeng Liu, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Benjamin Ruddell, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

2. Streamflow Response to Land-cover Change in Southern Mexico: Projections of Water Balance in the Tulija River Watershed

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Open Access
Author:
Garcia Gonzalez, Susana Elizabeth
Title:
Streamflow Response to Land-cover Change in Southern Mexico: Projections of Water Balance in the Tulija River Watershed
Graduate Program:
Civil Engineering
Keywords:
Hydrologic modeling
SWAT
land-use change
Chiapas
Mexico
tropical forest
time series analysis
File:
Download ThesisSusanaGarcia_August03.pdf
Committee Members:
Christopher J Duffy, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Alfonso Ignacio Mejia, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Kirk Dow French, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. Assessment, prioritization, and communication of risks of failures of a bridge scour countermeasure over a range of flow events

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Open Access
Author:
Ashraf, Fahmidah U
Title:
Assessment, prioritization, and communication of risks of failures of a bridge scour countermeasure over a range of flow events
Graduate Program:
Civil Engineering
Keywords:
Risk assessment
Bridge scour countermeasure
Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
Risk Matrix
Backwater Effect
File:
Download PhD_Thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Peggy Ann Johnson, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Xiaofeng Liu, Committee Member
Alfonso Ignacio Mejia, Committee Member
Mort D Webster, Committee Member

4. Hydroterre: Towards an Expert System for Scaling Hydrological Data and Models from Hill-slopes to Major-river Basins

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Open Access
Author:
Leonard, Lorne Neil
Title:
Hydroterre: Towards an Expert System for Scaling Hydrological Data and Models from Hill-slopes to Major-river Basins
Graduate Program:
Civil Engineering
Keywords:
Data Workflows
Model Workflows
Visual Analytic Workflows
Distributed Hydrological Model
Provenance
Reproducibility
PIHM
File:
Download Leonard_Lorne.pdf
Committee Members:
Christopher J Duffy, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Christopher J Duffy, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Xiaofeng Liu, Committee Member
Alfonso Ignacio Mejia, Committee Member
Alan Maceachren, Special Member
Kamesh Madduri, Special Member