Leadership and Emeriti
The Hydrologic Science and Engineering (HSE) Program at Colorado School of Mines is an interdisciplinary graduate program designed to provide students with a solid background in quantitative environmental (physical and chemical) hydrology and allow them to explore specialties within related fields, particularly with emphasis on areas of expertise of the participating faculty.
Leadership
Adrienne Marshall
Director, Assistant Professor, Geological Engineering
Snow Hydrology; Ecohydrology in discontinuous permafrost regions; Hydropower in the energy system; Climate change; Computational approaches including: spatial data, data science, physically-based hydrologic models, statistical models, high performance computing.
adriennemarshall@mines.edu
Emeritus Faculty
- Ronald Cohen: Limnology; wetlands treatment of mine wastes; treatment systems for produced waters from petroleum operations; environmental site characterization and risk assessment
rcohen@mines.edu - Dave Hale: Seismology; computer graphics; image processing; subsurface modeling and fluid flow
dhale@mines.edu - Tissa Illangasekare: Subsurface flow; transport and fate of chemicals in porous media; groundwater hydrology; numerical modeling; fracture flow; flow in snow; NAPLs
tillanga@mines.edu - Bruce Honeyman: Surface chemistry; environmental radiochemistry; metal-organic interactions; the physical/chemical processes controlling the fate of chemical species in natural and engineered systems
bhoneyma@mines.edu - Donald Macalady: Chemistry of natural organic matter; abiotic oxidation/reduction reactions; hydrolysis reaction rates and mechanisms; environmental partitioning from aqueous to soil/sediment and other systems; particle effects in aqueous chemistry; geochemical processes in systems contaminated with acid mine drainage; chemistry in wetlands
dmacalad@mines.edu - Gary Olhoeft: Petrophysics; ground-penetrating radar; nonlinear complex resistivity
golhoeft@mines.edu - Eileen Poeter: Groundwater flow and transport modeling; inverse modeling; characterization of subsurface heterogeneity; uncertainty evaluation; data fusion; geostatistical simulation
epoeter@mines.edu - Robert Siegrist: Environmental characterization and risk assessment; subsurface treatment of contaminated land, water, and wastewater treatment, and reuse in natural and alternative systems
rsiegris@mines.edu
Participating Departments
On-Campus Research Centers
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