Water Resources and Ecological Engineering - generating design by integrating monitoring, modeling, and management.
Dr. Ted Endreny, P.H., P.E.
Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering
Graduate Curriculum Coordinator and Operator of Engineering Hydraulics Lab
Trained in natural resources management, water resources and ecological engineering, tropical ecosystem conservation
Office: 423 Baker Labs, 1 Forestry Drive, Syracuse, NY 13210
Nov 08: Tian Zhou has FLOW3D and Fluent CFD models simulating meander bend hydraulics. Testing with total station survey for Spafford Creek.
Nov 08: Laura Lautz coordinates us in NSF EAR hyporheic exchange flow proposal. Integrating chemistry signals with hydraulics and macroinvertebrate health at restoration sites and in-channel structures.
Oct-Nov 08: Syracuse Center of Excellence requests our guidance on detecting ecological impacts of flexipave for watershed restoration in Syracus's Near West Side. Dr. I. Gitsov leading the laboratory tests of breakdown in atmospheric rain conditions, Dr. Jungho Im leading spectral radiometric tests of difference with asphalt, and Dr. Lindi Quackenbush testing for changes in connected impervious area.
Oct 08: Jill Crispell's paper on HEF in press at Hydrological Processes and our Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Investigation published in the journal Ecological Engineering