Stanley Miller, PhD, PE
Professor, Geological Engineering

Education
B.S., Geological Engineering, 1976, University of Arizona
M.S., Geological Engineering, 1979, University of Arizona
Ph.D., Applied Geostatistics, 1982, University of Wyoming

Teaching
GeoE 420 Erosion and Sediment Control
GeoE 428 Geostatistics
GeoE 435 Geological Engineering Principles
GeoE 436 Geological Engineering Design
GeoE 528 Advanced Topics in Geol. Engineering
GeoE 535 Seepage and Slope Stability
GeoE 540 Stochastic Geotechnology

Research Interests

• Rock engineering and rock reinforcement
• Slope stability and landslide mitigation
• Reinforced earth and geotechnical applications of geosynthetics
• Stochastic modeling and risk assessment
• Engineering and environmental geostatistics
• Erosion and sediment control for construction sites

Current Research and Activities

• Rockfall assessment, hazard classification and mitigation
• Develop a web-based, interactive highway slope instability management system
• Develop tech transfer materials for construction-site erosion control
• Develop stochastic rock-slope design software
• Applications of geostatistics to archeological site exploration and assessment

Stanley Miller, PhD, PE
Civil Engineering Department
McClure Hall Room 403A
University of Idaho
P.O. Box 441022
Moscow, ID 83844-1022
(208) 885-5715
(208) 885-6608, fax
smmiller@uidaho.edu

www.webs1.uidaho.edu/geoengr