Welcome to Hydrologic Science, Engineering and Sustainability at Arizona State University:

Our research group at Arizona State University studies hydrological processes in natural and urban environments and their interactions with ecological, atmospheric and geomorphic phenomenon. In these pages, you can learn about the current projects in our group, our field and modeling activities, our various group members and how to apply to join our group. We are part of the School of Earth and Space Exploration, Global Institute of Sustainability and School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment. Thus, we are integrating scientific, engineering and sustainability principles in water resources. Our students are part of graduate programs in Hydrosystems Engineering and Earth System Sciences.

Research and Focus Areas:

Watershed hydrology; ecohydrology; hydrometeorology; environmental sensor networks; geographical information systems; remote sensing; distributed hydrologic modeling; parallel computing; participatory modeling; decision-making support; climate change and land use impacts; sustainability science.

Recent News:

1. Kristen Whitney receives a College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Fellowship for 2013-2014. Congratulations!
2. Ara Ko and Kristen Whitney accept offers to join the research group in summer 2013! Welcome to ASU!
3. Undergraduate students Seth Morales, Amanda Orozco, Matthew Thompson, Joselyn Valero, Michael Bierwagen and Alyssa McAlister have been selected for the 2013 UMB-WEST Summer Program. Congratulations!
4. Cody Anderson and Adam Schreiner-McGraw are selected as Jornada Long-Term Ecological Research Fellows. Congratulations!
5. Cody Anderson wins a AZ Water Association Scholarship. Congratulations!
6. Luis Mendez-Barroso is selected as a 2013 Summer Research Fellowship recipient by the ASU Graduate College. Felicidades!
7. Jorge Cazares is chosen as a 2013 Ivanhoe Foundation Scholarship Recipient. Felicidades!
8. Tom Volo is chosen as a 2013-2014 CAP-LTER Dean's Fellowship recipient to help support his PhD work. Congratulations!
9. Nolie Pierini is selected as an 2013-2014 Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering Dean's Fellowship recipient to help support her PhD studies. Congratulations!