• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Home
  • Group Members
  • Research Projects
  • Publications
  • Opportunities

Geoecohydrology Research Group

Understanding the Earth system from bedrock to atmosphere

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Ecohydrology

Applications open for Summer 2018 Research Experience for Undergraduates in Costa Rica

Posted on October 26, 2017 by Gretchen Miller

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN! https://tamu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dcZlhp3nVWp1Tb7 Purpose: The goal of this NSF-sponsored REU is to provide undergraduate students with an opportunity to develop essential skills in designing, executing and disseminating original research that quantifies the hydrologic and biogeochemical fluxes in the watershed of a tropical montane cloud forest. Students will have an opportunity to work on field and […]

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: REU, Soltis

Watching tropical storm Otto closely…

Posted on November 22, 2016 by Gretchen Miller

Current predictions suggest that our site at the Soltis Center is along the path of what may soon be Hurricane Otto! We hope all our friends at the center and their families stay safe! The region is already prone to mudslides and flooding, so 8-18″ of rain in a short time can be quite problematic. […]

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: DOE Project, Soltis

Andrews defends thesis on tropical biometeorology

Posted on May 9, 2016 by Gretchen Miller

Congratulations and farewell to Ryan Andrews, who successfully defended his thesis The Temporal Variation of Vertical Micrometeorological Profiles in a Lower Montane Tropical Forest. Ryan is joining the consulting firm Halff Associates.

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: DOE Project, Ryan

AgriLife highlights new Texas Water Observatory efforts

Posted on February 2, 2016 by Gretchen Miller

Led by Dr. Binayak Mohanty, a multi-college (COALS, Geosciences, and Engineering) research team has successfully received a competitive capacity building grant ($1.35 million) from Texas A&M VPR – (Research Development Grant (RDF) for infrastructure development) to design and develop the new Texas Water Observatory (TWO) in the Brazos River corridor. Read More

Filed Under: Critical Zone Science, Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: DrMiller, TWO

Soltis Center donor passes

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Gretchen Miller

Bill Soltis, donor and eponym of the Texas A&M Soltis Center for Research and Education, has passed away. His generosity made a big impact on our research, and we are saddened by his loss.

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research

Research highlighted in EOS

Posted on April 15, 2015 by Gretchen Miller

Graduate student researcher Luiza Aparecido made EOS with her postcard from the field at the Soltis Center site.

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: DOE Project, Luiza

txH2O discusses goals for the Texas Water Observatory Network

Posted on December 2, 2014 by Gretchen Miller

Texans who will make future decisions about water — legislators, policymakers and water managers — are grappling with the challenge of better understanding the complexities of water within Texas. A group of Texas A&M University researchers is undertaking that challenge through a planned initiative, the Texas Water Observatory Network. Read More

Filed Under: Critical Zone Science, Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: DrMiller, TWO

DuMont defends thesis on rainforest hydrology

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Gretchen Miller

Congrats to Andrea Dumont for successfully defending her MS thesis, Hillslope hydrological processes in a Costa Rican premontane rainforest: Water supply partitioning using isotope tracers.

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: Andrea

Miller, Gou, and Cohen present at AGU

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Gretchen Miller

Wrapping up another successful AGU Fall Meeting. Si presented her poster on "Simulating Groundwater-Plant-Atmosphere Interactions in a Semiarid Savanna," REU alumni Leland Cohen presented his titled "Hydrogeologic Processes in a Transitional Tropical Forest," and Dr. Miller presented the results of her and Andrea’s stable isotope work in Costa Rica. Group mascot Graham Miller decided to […]

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Groundwater Sustainability, Research, Uncategorized Tagged With: DrMiller, REU, Si

Miller and collaborators awarded grant to study rainforest

Posted on September 1, 2013 by Gretchen Miller

We are excited to announce that our proposal, “Improving Land-Surface Modeling of Evapotranspiration Processes in Tropical Forests” was selected for funding through the Department of Energy Earth System Modeling program. The $760K+ project combines field work at the Soltis Center for Research and Education in Costa Rica with advanced modeling of transpiration in the neotropics. […]

Filed Under: Ecohydrology, Research Tagged With: DOE Project, DrMiller

  • 1
  • Go to page 2
  • Go to Next Page »

© 2016–2023 Geoecohydrology Research Group Log in

  • Zachry Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
  • College of Engineering