Monthly Archives: May 2015

Two of my graduate students, Haley Rodack and Trevor Klein successfully defended their masters theses and graduated this May. Haley’s thesis was on fracture flow modeling and Trevor looked at nitrate retention in Pennypack Creek.  Here Haley is helping Trevor … Continue reading →

Today I took several students to see the green and blue roofs on the apartment complex next to the campus.  Probably the only blue roof in the city, it works like a green roof except without the plants.  We are … Continue reading →

Trevor and I have been trying to figure out what the nitrate signal at the water treatment plant (WTP) looks like.  We have data downstream that looks like a diurnal signal with some funky switches.  Does the WTP have a … Continue reading →