Emeritus Faculty
- Donald Haber
- Cecil Hathaway
- Robert Lottman
- James Milligan
- Howard Peavy
- A. T. Wallace
- Fred Watts
- Gerald Willett
Faculty
Ahmed Abdel-Rahim, Ph.D., P.E.
Assistant Professor, Transportation
Current Research and Activities: Longer Combination Vehicle Safety Analysis, ITS deployment projects in Ada County and in the City of Moscow, amd Traffic Signal Systems for medium and Small size cities
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Assistant Professor, Transportation
Current Research and Activities: Longer Combination Vehicle Safety Analysis, ITS deployment projects in Ada County and in the City of Moscow, amd Traffic Signal Systems for medium and Small size cities
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Richard Allen, Ph.D.
Professor
Dr. Rick Allen leads the Water Resources Research Program at the Kimberly Research and Extension Center. He specializes in evapotranspiration, irrigation water requirements and hydrologic systems.
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Professor
Dr. Rick Allen leads the Water Resources Research Program at the Kimberly Research and Extension Center. He specializes in evapotranspiration, irrigation water requirements and hydrologic systems.
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Fouad Bayomy, Ph.D., P.E.
Professor
Dr. Bayomy's experience is focused on the design, construction, evaluation and management of highway and airport pavement systems. He served as a consultant for many agencies, governmental and private; in the US and overseas.
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Professor
Dr. Bayomy's experience is focused on the design, construction, evaluation and management of highway and airport pavement systems. He served as a consultant for many agencies, governmental and private; in the US and overseas.
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Erik R. Coats, Ph.D., P.E.
Associate Professor
Current Research and Activities: Advancement of a sustainable microbial wastewater treatment process for the removal of phosphorus, Synthesis of biological, biodegradable thermoplastics coupled with wastewater treatment, and Removal and fate of zinc in compost bioreactors treating mine drainage
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Associate Professor
Current Research and Activities: Advancement of a sustainable microbial wastewater treatment process for the removal of phosphorus, Synthesis of biological, biodegradable thermoplastics coupled with wastewater treatment, and Removal and fate of zinc in compost bioreactors treating mine drainage
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Michael Dixon, Ph.D., P.E.
Associate Professor, Transportation
Research Interests: Emerging Traffic Detection Techniques and Technologies, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), and Transportation Systems Modeling.
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Associate Professor, Transportation
Research Interests: Emerging Traffic Detection Techniques and Technologies, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), and Transportation Systems Modeling.
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Fritz Fiedler, Ph.D., P.E.
Associate Professor
Research interests: Measurements and modeling of hydrologic and environmental systems.
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Associate Professor
Research interests: Measurements and modeling of hydrologic and environmental systems.
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Peter Goodwin, Ph.D.
DeVlieg Presidential Professor in Ecohydraulics and Professor of Civil Engineering
Peter Goodwin is recognized internationally for his research, with particular contributions in the field of sedimentation and the impact of river management on ecosystems.
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DeVlieg Presidential Professor in Ecohydraulics and Professor of Civil Engineering
Peter Goodwin is recognized internationally for his research, with particular contributions in the field of sedimentation and the impact of river management on ecosystems.
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S.J. Jung, Ph.D.
Professor, Rock Mechanics
Current Research and Activities: Rock flow modeling, Utilization of residual energy during secondary fragmentation, Web-based mine safety education
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Professor, Rock Mechanics
Current Research and Activities: Rock flow modeling, Utilization of residual energy during secondary fragmentation, Web-based mine safety education
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Michael Kyte, Ph.D., P.E.
Professor, Transportation
Current Research and Activities: Director of the National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology (NIATT), Member of the Transportation Research Board's Committee on Highway Capacity and Quality of Service.
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Professor, Transportation
Current Research and Activities: Director of the National Institute for Advanced Transportation Technology (NIATT), Member of the Transportation Research Board's Committee on Highway Capacity and Quality of Service.
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Jim (Chyr Pyng) Liou, Ph.D., P.E., Fulbright Scholar
Professor, Hydraulics
Research Interests: Fluid Transients, Pipeline Monitoring, Pipeline Safety, Transport in Vadose Zones and Percolation Theory, Water Quality Modeling in Distribution Networks
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Professor, Hydraulics
Research Interests: Fluid Transients, Pipeline Monitoring, Pipeline Safety, Transport in Vadose Zones and Percolation Theory, Water Quality Modeling in Distribution Networks
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Michael Lowry, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Research Interests: Land use and transportation planning, Travel demand management, Traffic calming and street design, Bicycle and pedestrian planning, Project evaluation and finance, and Public participation
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Assistant Professor
Research Interests: Land use and transportation planning, Travel demand management, Traffic calming and street design, Bicycle and pedestrian planning, Project evaluation and finance, and Public participation
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Richard Nielsen, Ph.D., P.E.
Chairman, Associate Professor, Structures
Research Interests: The effects of higher weight trucks on selected highways in Idaho, investigating the reliability of bridges, the effects of changing the vehicle tax structure and changes to the bridge management procedures used by the Idaho Transportation Department, and Structural dynamics and random vibrations
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Chairman, Associate Professor, Structures
Research Interests: The effects of higher weight trucks on selected highways in Idaho, investigating the reliability of bridges, the effects of changing the vehicle tax structure and changes to the bridge management procedures used by the Idaho Transportation Department, and Structural dynamics and random vibrations
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Sunil Sharma, Ph.D., P.E.
Professor, Geotechnical Engineering
Research Interests: Computer Applications in Civil Engineering, Numerical Methods for Solving Static and Dynamic Geotechnial Problems, Slope Stability, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, Foundation Engineering, Groundwater and Seepage, and Geographic Information Systems,
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Professor, Geotechnical Engineering
Research Interests: Computer Applications in Civil Engineering, Numerical Methods for Solving Static and Dynamic Geotechnial Problems, Slope Stability, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, Foundation Engineering, Groundwater and Seepage, and Geographic Information Systems,
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Elowyn Yager, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Dr. Yager's research interests focus on gaining a mechanistic understanding of the interactions between flow turbulence, sediment transport and river morphology.
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Assistant Professor
Dr. Yager's research interests focus on gaining a mechanistic understanding of the interactions between flow turbulence, sediment transport and river morphology.
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