Poster Winners
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Estimating Future Precipitation Extremes in Ellicott City, MD: Temporal Downscaling, Uncertainty Quantification, and Implementation in Urban Stormwater Infrastructure Design. Mofan Zhang, Master Student & Research Assistant; Rui Shi, Ph.D. Student; Benjamin Hobbs, Theodore and Kay Schad Professor of Environmental Management, Department of Environmental Health and Engineering, Whiting School of Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
Mofan Zhang is a research assistant at Johns Hopkins University. She is currently working with Professor Benjamin Hobbs on an extreme precipitation risk and uncertainty evaluation project funded by Mid-Atlantic Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments. Her research interests lie in how decision-making for water resources and energy systems will adapt to the changing environment.
Hardness removal from the extremely hard LRGV tap water using electrically conductive concrete. Mirza addaito Billah, Graduate Research Assistant; KIM Iqbal, Graduate Student; Jongmin Kim, Assistant Professor; Phillip Park, Lecturer, Civil Engineering Department, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV).
Mirza addaito Billah is a graduate research assistant in Environmental Engineering lab of UTRGV. His research focuses on treating water hardness from local tap water using conductive concrete cathode. He will be joining as a PhD candidate in University of Nebraska Lincoln in this summer.