Paul is our engineering technician. His duties include installation and maintenance of field and laboratory equipment, projects data maintenance, and support for extension activities.
Stuart J. Muller - Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: mullers@ufl.edu;
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 290, SC 622-1864 x290
Stuart is currently working on his dissertation from the Department of
Agricultural and Biological Engineering with the University of Florida.
Drs. Rafael Muņoz-Carpena supervise his dissertation dealing with the application of advanced global sensitivity and uncertainty analyses techniques to hydrological and water quality models of interest
in the South Florida Region. Expected graduation date is Fall 2008.
Yi-Ming Kuo - Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: ymkuoair@ufl.edu;
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 266,
SC 622-1864 x266
Yi-Ming is currently working on his Doctoral program from the Department
of Agricultural and Biological Engineering with the University of Florida.
Dr Rafael Muņoz-Carpena supervises his dissertation, as yet untitled but
dealing with runoff phosphorous filtering by vegetative filter strips
in reclaimed lands from mining areas in South Florida. Expected graduation
date is Spring 2007.
Leslie Gowdish- Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: leslie@gowdish.com;
Tel.:
Leslie is currently working on her dissertation from the Department of
Agricultural and Biological Engineering with the University of Florida,
co-chaired by Drs. Ray Bucklin and Rafael Muņoz-Carpena. Her topic deals
with developing a hydrologic simulation model for analyzing the impact
of overbank flooding in floodplain regions. Expected graduation date
is Spring 2007.
Amanda Mortl- M.Sc. Graduate Student, e-mail: AEMortl@ifas.ufl.edu;
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 164, SC 622-1864 x164
Amanda is currently working on her M.Sc. program from the Department
of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, with Dr. Rafael Muñoz-Carpena.
Her research deal with survival of the bold-cypress as affected by
soil salinity and hydroperiod analysis in the floodplains of the Loxahatchee
river watershed. Expected graduation graduation date is Summer 2006.
Zuzanna Zajac - Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: zuzannaz@ufl.edu;
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 260, SC 622-1864 x260
Zuzanna has graduated from
Department of Applied Ecology, University of Lodz, Poland. She is currently
working on her Ph.D. program from the Department of Agricultural and
Biological Engineering, with Dr. Rafael Muñoz-Carpena. Her research
deal with hydrologic processes and Phosphorus dynamics in post-phosphate
mining areas in South Florida. Expected graduation Date is Fall 2008.
David Kaplan - Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: dkaplan@ufl.edu;
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 260, SC 622-1864 x260
David is currently working on his PhD from the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, with Dr. Rafael Muñoz-Carpena. His research will focus on the hydrological and ecological impacts of saltwater intrusion in the Loxahatchee River, with an emphasis on modeling saltwater/freshwater dynamics within the floodplain. Expected graduation date is Fall 2009.
Oscar Perez-Ovilla - Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: opovilla@ufl.edu
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 290, SC 622-1864 x290
Oscar is currently working on his Ph.D. from the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering with the University of Florida. Drs. Rafael Muñoz-Carpena and Michael Annable supervise his dissertation on the development of a generic contaminant transport modeling component for VFSMOD-W program. Expected graduation date is Fall 2008.
Anna Cathey - Ph.D. Graduate Student, e-mail: acathey@ufl.edu
Tel.: (352) 392-1864 ext 266, SC 622-1864 x266
Anna is working on her Ph.D. from the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering with Dr. Rafael Muñoz-Carpena and Dr. Greg Kiker. Her research will focus on hydrologic modeling in Southern Africa. Expected graduation date is Spring 2011.
