Engineering For Stream Ecosystem Restoration Summer Workshop Series - 2008
Given by and at the UB Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
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June 2 - 6, 2008
River Processes - Fluvial Geomorphology and Channel Processes
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June 9 - 13 , 2008
Stream Restoration - Function Based Hydraulic Structures and Bioengineering Design
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June 16 - 20 , 2008
Great Lakes Ecology and Modeling Primer
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Instruction: Instructors include nationally known scientists and engineers from national laboratories, as well as local scientists and engineers with local knowledge in the fields of environmental engineering; hydraulics; fluvial geomorphology; watershed modeling and stream ecology.
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Dr. Joseph Atkinson is an environmental engineer in the Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering at the University at Buffalo.
Dr. Sean Bennett is a physical geographer in the Geography Department at the University at Buffalo.
Dave Derrick is the vice president for River Research and Design, Inc.
Helen M. Domske is a NY Sea Grant Coastal Education Specialist and Associate Director of the Great Lakes Program.
Paul Fuhrmann works for Ecology and Environment, Inc. in Lancaster, NY and is an active member of the Erie County Water Quality Committee, International Society for Ecological Restoration and serves on the Board of Directors of the Erie County Environmental Education Institute and the Invasive Plant Council of New York State.
Dr. Chris Pennuto is a macroinvertebrate ecologist in the Biology Department at Buffalo State College.
Dr. Andrew Simon is a geologist with the Channel and Watershed Processes Research group at the USDA-ARS National Sedimentation Laboratory in Oxford, Mississippi (new instructor for 2007).
Dr. Randal Snyder is a fisheries biologist in the Biology Department at Buffalo State College.
Cost: $750 for one workshop, $1000 for two workshops (or 2 people), and $1500 for three workshops (or 3 people) (includes CD of lecture notes, breakfast, lunch on lecture days, and transportation to and from field sites). Students matriculated in a degree-granting program taking the workshops for credit pay EngiNetTM course fees, while other students pay 50% of the regular rate. Please contact Michele Sacco [msacco@eng.buffalo.edu; (716) 645-2768 ext. 1132] for details.
- Technical workshops are designed for Civil and Environmental Engineers, Environmental Scientists, Biologists, Ecologists, Regulators, Land Use Planners, Consultants and Developers.
- Receive 36 contact instructional hrs (3.6 CEUs) for Professional Engineers and CPESC are available for each seminar.
- Up to 3 graduate level academic credits available through UB Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering (please contact either Karl or Joe - see below - for further information if interested)
For questions please email:
Karl Bandilla – bandilla@eng.buffalo.edu
Dr. Joseph Atkinson – atkinson@eng.buffalo.edu
Great Lakes Program Website - http://www.eng.buffalo.edu/glp/
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and course content and to check out the previous workshops
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