Prof. Sybil Sharvelle published guidance for treating pollutants and microbial pathogens in stormwater to reclaim for water systems.
From pollutant to possibilities: the potential for using reclaimed stormwater in water systems
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Smith interviewed by ABC15 Arizona on subsidence in the state
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Civil engineer and horticulturist join forces for stormwater and green roof research at CSU Spur’s Hydro Backyard
Two CSU researchers are collaborating with municipal officials in Denver to improve urban landscaping design for green stormwater management systems. Professors Sybil Sharvelle and Jennifer Bousselot have joined forces to integrate green infrastructure and stormwater reuse into the urban landscape.
CSU and CEE featured in The Rocky Mountain Collegian for role at COP28
CSU and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering are well-represented at the U.N. COP28 climate conference in Dubai. The Rocky Mountain Collegian published an article featuring the work of the School of Global Environmental Sustainability and of CEE professor Hussam Mahmoud. Mahmoud is leading a collaborative event in his role as co-chair of NASEM’s…Read more
CEE contributes to global progress at UN COP28 climate conference
Colorado State University civil and environmental engineers and alumni are actively influencing the future of environmental policy and progress at the COP28 climate conference currently underway in Dubai.
Tong contributes to $2.2M effort toward energy-efficient desalinization
Three CSU researchers are set to launch two projects aimed at finding ways to reduce the energy cost of water desalinization and purification.
New faculty tell their stories in rapid Japanese-style PechaKucha presentation on October 25
Join us on October 25 at 5:00pm for a PechaKucha featuring Civil and Environmental Engineering’s three newest faculty members: Frances Davenport, Antônio Alves Meira Neto, and Ryan Smith. The presentation will be followed by a graduate student social with refreshments. A PechaKucha is a Japanese-style presentation with 20 slides shared for 20 seconds each. Presenters…Read more
Technology developed by One Water Solutions Institute helps corral disparate water data
Designated planning agencies responsible for ensuring compliance with clean water regulations often struggle to compile and analyze the necessary data spread across disparate state and federal sources. One Water Solutions Institute intervened by introducing agencies to the efficiencies of the Catena Analytics and eRAMS platform.
Venayagamoorthy serves as editor for special issue in Environmental Fluid Mechanics Journal
The Environmental Fluid Mechanics Journal has published a special issue on turbulence and mixing in stratified flows. Professor Karan Venayagamoorthy served as editor for the issue which includes twelve papers, half of which focus on stratified turbulence and mixing research performed in labs and simulations, with the second half focused on field-scale observations and simulations in natural…Read more
Smith and Hasan develop model for monitoring subsidence and groundwater storage loss
Groundwater is a critical yet finite resource. When groundwater is excessively pumped for its many uses (drinking, irrigation, etc.), the surrounding land area can sink, known as land subsidence, causing permanent groundwater storage loss. Prof. Ryan G. Smith and colleagues have developed a new model to map subsidence globally for the first time. They published…Read more