Center for Contaminant Hydrology
The Center for Contaminant Hydrology (CCH) is a nationally recognized program focused on finding innovative solutions for inadvertant release of contaminants to subsurface environments. Key attributes of the program include interdisciplinary studies, close collaboration with sponsors, collaboration with other academic programs, a focus on field scale studies, and innovation. Director: Thomas C. Sale Phone: 970-491-8413 Fax: 970-491-8224. Go to CCH website.
Center for Explosive Research and Testing of Geomaterials
The Center for Explosive Research and Testing of Geomaterials conducts laboratory and field explosive research and testing on geomaterials. Director: Wayne A. Charlie Phone: (970) 491-5048 Fax: (970) 491-7727.
Colorado Water Resources Research Institute
The Colorado Water Resources Research Institute (CWRRI) provides a statewide link for the identification of priority water-related problems and coordinates research and technology transfer. Interim Director: Reagan Waskom Phone: (970) 491-6308 Fax: (970) 491-2293. Go to the CWRRI website.
Engineering Research Center
The ERC is an 110,000-square-foot research facility supporting faculty and student projects in civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering. Director: Christopher I. Thorton Phone: (970) 491-8394 Fax: (970) 491-8462.
Integrated Decision Support Group (IDS)
The Integrated Decision Support Group (IDS) combines advanced modeling techniques with software engineering to create Decision Support Systems for water and natural resources management. Develops decision support systems by combining software engineering and geographic information systems with advanced modeling techniques in natural resources management and civil and agricultural engineering. Promote "cross-pollination" of ideas by working with people who have different technical expertise including sponsoring agencies. Director: Luis Garcia Phone: (970) 491-5144 Fax: (970) 491-7626. Go to IDS website.
International School for Water Resources (ISWR)
The International School for Water Resources (ISWR) was established in 1967 to provide advanced non-degree training for engineers and managers concerned with water resources engineering and technical management alternatives. Director: Darrell Fontane Phone: (970) 491-5248 Fax: (970) 491-6787. Go to ISWR website.
Mountain-Plains Consortium
The Mountain-Plains Consortium (MPC), is one of 10 University Transportation Centers sponsored by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The MPC is the center for Region VIII and a national resource and focal point for the support of research and training concerning the transportation infrastructure and the movement of passengers and freight. Richard Gutowski Phone: 491-8291 Fax: 491-2788. Go to the MPC website.
Nelson & Shepard-Miller Graduate Geotechnical Laboratory, Geoenvironmental Lab & Advanced Geoenvironmental Testing Center (AGENTC)
The Nelson & Shepard-Miller Graduate Geotechnical Laboratory, Geoenvironmental Lab & Advanced Geoenvironmental Testing Center (AGENTC) serves as a center for the development and utilization of advanced testing capabilities for implementation in geoenvironmental engineering practice. The objectives are: to offer advanced testing capabilities that meet the requirements and demands of the geoenvironmental engineering industry, and to increase existing equipment and testing capabilities at Colorado State University in the areas of unsaturated and saturated flow and transport, particularly with respect to materials being used in the geoenvironmental industry. Director: Charles Shackelford Phone: (970) 491-5051 Fax: (970) 491-7727.
Urban Water Center
Go to the Urban Water Center Website.
The Water Center at Colorado State University
Go to the Water Center at Colorado State University Website.
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