Monthly Archives: September 2019

A group of about 50 researchers from various fields attended an NSF-sponsored Sustainable Urban Systems conference at Temple University this month.  This breakout group tried to envision new models for urban infrastructure.

Grad student Ashleigh Kirker and I keep going back to the hillslope at Roychester Park looking for ways to measure overland flow travel time.  This time we added dye pellets and watched the water color change as the infiltration moved … Continue reading →

Our group took a break to have lunch together this month.  Clockwise from back left, Sarah Beganskas, Ashleigh Kirker, me, Kyle Collins, and Naomi Morgan.

This summer I edited a video about what it is like to be an urban geoscientist featuring undergrad students and alumni from the department.  The video was funded by our NSF Geopath grant.  Check it out and be inspired! 4 … Continue reading →