We are excited that Rae’s MS work on modeling of floc sizes was recently published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans. Kuprenas, R., D. Tran, ...
Project Abstract Morphodynamic modeling of river beds, deltas, and submarine fans require the use of boundary exchange models to account for sediment erosion, t...
Congratulations to Brandon on receiving a Virginia Lakes and Watersheds Association’s Leo Bourassa Scholarship Award!
We are excited to announce that our collaborative proposal with Jeff Nittrouer of Rice University was recently funded by the Geomorphology and Land-use Dynamics...
Congratulations to Duc Tran, Rae Kuprenas, and Elizabeth Angel, who all completed their degrees this semester! Duc Tran successfully defended is dissertation en...
Duc Tran’s paper on the role that SSC plays in setting the size of mud flocs in a turbulent suspension was recently published in Continental Shelf Researc...
We are excited to have Jeff Culp (pictured above with the mighty Mississippi) joining the group this semester. Jeff will be setting up and running new experimen...
Our paper on the deposition of suspended clay to gravel beds was recently published in Water Resources Research: Mooneyham, C. and Strom, K. (2018). Deposition ...
While San Francisco is a great city, it was fun to go somewhere new for AGU this past December. Looking forward to the 2018 meeting being held in DC. Bel...
Our paper on the connection between hydraulic and sediment transport processes and channel and lobe geometry in supercritical submarine fans was recently publis...
Two new students joined the group for the fall semester: Elizabeth Angel and Carlos Guerrero. During her undergraduate studies, Elizabeth did research with the ...
One of the long-term aims of our work on the flocculation of mud is to provide data that can be used to calibrate sediment transport models that account ...
