Urbanisation profoundly alters the natural water cycle by increasing impervious cover, modifying flow pathways and reducing infiltration. Surfaces such as roads, pavements and roofs accelerate surface ...

The ERE Department offers three graduate degrees: the master of professional studies, the master of science, and the doctor of philosophy degrees. ERE graduate students apply science and engineering ...

Snow hydrology examines the storage, movement and melting of snowpacks and their contribution to freshwater resources, ecosystem function and flood risk. Snow water equivalent (SWE) represents the ...

This course provides a quantitative introduction to water resources engineering, where fluid mechanics, statistics, and computer modeling are applied to hydrologic and hydraulic design problems. For ...