Hydrology — Federal Grants

Quantum-Inspired Amplitude-Phase Frameworks for Uncertainty-Centric Groundwater Flow and Transport Modeling

Nicholas Engdahl · Washington State University

Postdoctoral Fellowship: EAR-PF: Reconstructing and Modeling Hydrology, Vegetation, and Ocean Temperatures at the Mio-Pliocene Re-Flooding of the Mediterranean

Bryce Mitsunaga · Syracuse University

REU Site: Wetlands in the modern world

Anthony Dell · Lewis and Clark Community College

Delving Deep into the Mountain Block for Future Water Security

Mark Person · New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Collaborative Research: FIRE-MODEL: Impacts of rapid shifts of moisture availability on regional landscapes, forest hydrology and flammability

Katherine Martin · North Carolina State University

Collaborative Research: FIRE-MODEL: Impacts of rapid shifts of moisture availability on regional landscapes, forest hydrology and flammability

Courtney Siegert · Mississippi State University

CAREER: CAS-Climate: Forecast-informed Flexible Reservoir System Modeling Enabled by Artificial Intelligence Algorithms Using Subseasonal-to-Seasonal Hydroclimatological Forecasts

Tiantian Yang · Regents of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

Collaborative Research: Quantifying Biogeochemical Cycles of Sub-Arctic Agroecosystems and Forecasting Future Scenarios

Jasmine Saros · University of Maine

EPSCoR Research Fellows: NSF: Assessing Submarine Groundwater as a Nutrient Contributor and Potential Driver of Hypoxia in the Mississippi Bight

Wokil Bam · University of Southern Mississippi

Collaborative Research: Quantifying Biogeochemical Cycles of Sub-Arctic Agroecosystems and Forecasting Future Scenarios

Robert Northington · Elizabethtown College

Modeling the Coupled Dynamics of Groundwater, Subglacial Hydrology and Ice Sheets

Stacy Larochelle · University of California-Los Angeles

Collaborative Research: CAIG: Emulating Water Isotopes in Fully-coupled Global Climate Models using Knowledge-guided Machine Learning

Xiaowei Jia · University of Pittsburgh

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

THE APPLIED RESEARCH CENTER (ARC) AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (FIU) SHALL PROVIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO DOE EM IN THE AREA OF ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT. FIU-ARC’S RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, DEMONSTRATION AND TESTING OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS WILL BE IN THE 4 MAJOR AREAS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP OPERATIONS: RADIOACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING, SOIL & GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION, FACILITY DECONTAMINATION AND DECOMMISSIONING AND TAILORED INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. PROJECT 1: CHEMICAL PROCESS ALTERNATIVES FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE. PROJECT 1'S SPECIFIC TASKS INCLUDE: ADVANCED TOPICS FOR HLW MIXING AND PROCESSING; TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION EVALUATION; PIPELINE INTEGRITY AND ANALYSIS; AND CORROSION PROTECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF EM INFRASTRUCTURE. PROJECT 2: ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. PROJECT 2'S SPECIFIC TASKS INCLUDE: REMEDIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR THE HANFORD SITE; REMEDIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR SAVANNAH RIVER SITE; CONTAMINANT FATE AND TRANSPORT MODELING FOR THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE; REMEDIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR WIP; HYDROLOGY MODELING FOR THE WASTE ISOLATION PILOT PLANT (WIPP); AND ENGINEERED MULTI-LAYER AMENDMENT TECHNOLOGY FOR HG REMEDIATION ON OAK RIDGE RESERVATION. PROJECT 3: WASTE AND D&D ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 3'S SPECIFIC TASKS INCLUDE: WASTE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (WIMS); D&D SUPPORT TO DOE EM FOR TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION, DEVELOPMENT, EVALUATION, AND DEPLOYMENT; KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION TOOL; AI & BIG DATA ANALYTICS: STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING FOR D&D; AND AI FOR EM PROBLEM SET – SOIL AND GROUNDWATER. PROJECT 4: DOE-FIU SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. PROJECT 5: DOE-FIU SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR THE OFFICE OF LEGACY MANAGEMENT.