Georgia Water Resources Institute

Global sea level has risen by four to eight inches in the past century. Scientists estimate that sea level may rise by an additional 19 to 37 inches by 2100, putting coastal communities around the world at serious flooding risk.

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Associated Faculty

	Bruce Beck Water Quality Data Acquisition, Analysis, and Modeling; School of Forest Resources; University of Georgia mbbeck@uga.edu
	Elizabeth Blood Hydrology, water resources institutions, information systems ; Albany State University eblood@nsf.gov
	David Bosch Biological and Agricultural Engineering; College of Agricultural and and Environmental Sciences; University of Georgia dbosch@tifton.uga.edu
	Kelly Brumbelow Water resources; Agricultural; Decision support; Climatology ; Texas A&M University kbrumbelow@civil.tamu.edu
	Ron Cummings Natural Resources Management, Environmental Policy Analysis; Andrew Young School of Policy Studies; Georgia State University rcummings@gsu.edu
	Hermann Fritz Coastal Engineering; joint with GTREP and School of CEE; GTREP - Savannah fritz@gatech.edu
	Philip Froelich Oceanography/Statistics; Currently at Florida State University; froelich@ocean.fsu.edu
	Aris Georgakakos Hydrology, Water Resources, Decision Support; School of CEE; GWRI/Georgia Tech aris.georgakakos@gwri.org
	Konstantine (Kosta) Georgakakos Climate and hydrologic forecasting; uncertainty analysis; river basin management; technology transfer; Hydrologic Research Center/ UC San Diego KGeorgakakos@hrc-lab.org
	Kevin Haas Coastal Engineering; joint with GTREP and School of CEE; GTREP - Savannah kevin.haas@gtsav.gatech.edu
	Peter Hartel Microbial source tracking, Rhizosphere interactions, Environmental ethics ; University of Georgia pghartel@uga.edu
	Kathryn J. Hatcher Conversation Ecology, Ecosystem Management; School of Ecology; University of Georgia khatcher@ecology.uga.edu
	James Hook Crop and Water Management; College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; University of Georgia jimhook@tifton.uga.edu
	Ching-Hua Huang Environmental Engineering; School of CEE; Georgia Tech ching-hua-huang@ce.gatech.edu
	Sam Martin ; Georgia Institute of Technology
	Judith Meyer Conversation Ecology, Ecosystem Management; School of Ecology; University of Georgia judith.meyer@ecology.uga.edu
	Boris Mizaikoff Analytical & Physical Chemistry; School of Chemical Engineering; Georgia Tech boris.mizaikoff@chemistry.gatech.edu
	Christa Peters-Lidard Micrometeorology; boundary layer meteorology; field experiments; hillslope hydrology; hydrometeorology; numerical modeling; spatial data analysis; and remote sensing; NASA/Georgia Tech cpeters@hsb.gsfc.nasa.gov
	Todd Rasmussen Hydrology, Environmental Sensors; School of Forest Resources; University of Geogia trasmuss@uga.edu
	Philip Roberts Environmental Fluid Mechanics; School of CEE; Georgia Tech philip.roberts@ce.gatech.edu
	Seth Rose Hydrogeology, Geology Department; Georgia State University geoser@panther.gsu.edu
	Carolyn Ruppel Geophysics and Physical Hydrology; School of EAS; Georgia Tech cdr@piedmont.eas
	Fotis Sotiropoulos Computational Fluid Mechanics, Bio-Fluids; School of CEE; Georgia Tech fotis.sotiropoulos@ce.gatech.edu
	Marc Stieglitz Hydrology, Watershed Dynamics; Schools of CEE & EAS; Georgia Tech marc@ldeo.coumbia.edu
	Terry W. Sturm Hydraulics; Sediment Transport; School of CEE; Georgia Tech terry.sturm@ce.gatech.edu
	Don Webster Experimental Fluid Mechanics; Bio-Fluids; School of CEE ; Georgia Tech dwebster@ce.gatech.edu
	Peter Webster Low frequency atmospheric and ocean dynamics; Ocean-atmosphere interactions; Wave propagation through complex flows; Georgia Tech pjw@eas.gatech.edu
	Paul Work Coastal Fluid Mechanics; joint with GTREP and School of CEE; GTREP - Savannah paul.work@gtsav.gatech.edu
	Huaming Yao Water Resources, Hydropower; School of CEE; GWRI/Georgia Tech huaming.yao@gwri.org

Associated Faculty

Elizabeth Blood

Sam Martin