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In the News

  • In the news!  OSU Today article about WRE-Ph.D student, Jordan Jimmie (2021).
  • Assessing environmental water requirement for groundwater-dependent vegetation in arid inland basins by combining the copula joint distribution function and the dual objective optimization: An application to the Turpan Basin, China.  Carlos Ochoa, from College of Agricultural Sciences - Ecohydrology Lab, is also the WRS Assistant Director and advises WRGP students (2021).
  • Interesting article about the folklore of dowsing. Todd Jarvis, the director of the Institute for Water & Watersheds at Oregon State University, is also an instructor in WRGP program and works with our students (2021).
  • Michael Campana (CEOAS, who also teaches and advises in WRGP) provides thoughtful insights to the Mississippi v. Tennessee groundwater case (2020).
  • Marja Haagsma (Ph.D, Water Resources Engineering) is trying to address the threat by identifying natural resistances in native pine species. Working with Marja, BEE's OPEnS student Manuel Lopez (Senior, Elect & Computer Engineering) set about the task of building technology based on need. Marja works with major advisor, John Selker, who runs BEE's OPEnS lab. HyperRail Detection: Unlocking the secrets of the invisible world to identify crop infections quickly (2019).
  • Water Resource Engineering Alumni Sam Swanson (2018) is featured in "Faces of AgSci."  Sam's major advisor was Desiree Tullos (Biological & Ecological Engineering).
  • Mary Santelmann, Brett Boisjolie, Rebecca Flitcroft and Megan Gomez research the Relationships between Salt Marsh Vegetation and Surface Elevation in Coos Bay.  Northwest Science, 93(2):137-154 (2019). https://doi.org/10.3955/046.093.0205.
  • OSU's Phil Caruso, Carlos G. Ochoa, W. Todd Jarvis and Tim Deboodt research "A Hydrogeologic Framework for Understanding Local Groundwater Flow Dynamics in the Southeast Deschutes Basin."  Geosciences 2019, 9(2), 57; https://doi.org/10.3390/geosciences9020057

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Water Resources Graduate Program
116 Gilmore Hall
Corvallis, OR, USA
97331
Phone: (541) 737-2041

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