Francisco Olivera Assistant Professor

Doctoral

	Janghwoan Choi
	Huidae Cho

 

Masters of Science

	Ashish Agrawal (Summer 2005): PrePro2004: a data model with pre and post-processor for HEC-HMS
	Tarun Gill (Spring 2005): Transformation of point rainfall to areal rainfall by estimating areal reduction factors, using radar data, for Texas
	Srikanth Koka (Spring 2004): Integration of Stream and Watershed Data for Hydrologic Modeling
	Rajeev Raina (Spring 2004): Development of a Cell-Based Streamflow Routing Model
	Zubin Sukheswalla (Fall 2003): A Statistical Model for Estimating Mean Annual and Mean Monthly Flows at  Ungaged Locations
	Milver Valenzuela (Fall 2003): Development of an ArcGIS Interface and Design of a Geodatabase for SWAT

 

Masters of Engineering

	Elizabeth Bristow (Spring 2004)
	Jennifer VerWest (Spring 2003)

	Network Tracing Method (NTM) for developing large-scale coarse-resolution river networks from fine-resolution stream data.
	PrePro2002 for pre-processing digital spatial data for HEC-HMS.
	Watershed and Stream Delineation Tool (WSDT) for stream and watershed delineation from digital elevation models (DEMs).
	Static Storm

 

	Hydrologic Model Integration (4.9 Mb). Presented at the Tropical Storm Allison: Two Years Later Conference organized by Rice University, Houston, Texas, May 8, 2003.
	Hydrologic Topology (5.4 Mb). Poster presented at the Mississippi River Climate and Hydrology Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 16, 2002.
	Applications of GIS to Water Resources Engineering (5.0 Mb). Seminar given at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Rice University, Houston, Texas, April 4, 2002.
	Applications of GIS to Water Resources Engineering (4.5 Mb). Seminar given at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University of Maryland, College park, Maryland, March 11, 2002.
	Effect of the Watershed Size on the Shape of its Hydrologic Response (7.0 Mb). Poster presented at the AGU 2001 Fall Meeting, San Francisco, California, December 12, 2002.
	Applications of GIS to Water Resources Engineering (4.3 Mb). Seminar given at the Environmental and Water Resources Division of the Department of Civil Engineering of Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, September 12, 2001.

	Auto-Calibration of the SWAT Model using a Heuristic Approach by Pranab Agarwal
	PrePro2004 by Ashish Agrawal
	Development of SWAT Add-Ons to Calculate HRU Parameters by Huidae Cho
	Evaluating Corrosion parameters in Post-Tensioned Bridges by Rhett Dotson
	Interpolation and Evaluation of Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) Patterns Using Different Interpolation Methods by Tarun Gill
	Comparison between AVSWAT and ArcGIS-SWAT by MiAe Ha
	The Use of GIS to Map Runoff Parameters and Calculate Storm Runoff by Jeff Haeber
	Integrating GIS with EPANet by Lufthansa Kanta
	Regionalization of Daily Flow Characteristics Using GIS and an Spatial Interpolation Algorithm: The Case of the Brazos River Basin by Jaesung Kim
	Determination of Urban Runoff Using ILLUDAS and GIS by TaeJin Kim
	Using GIS to Define Zoning Districts of College Station by Kamaron Lovell
	Application of GIS to Bridge Health Monitoring by Safiuddin Mohammed
	Applications of GIS to Soil Characteristics Utilized in Foundation Engineering by Alberto Prieto
	Improving Human Health Risk Assessment: Spatial Data Analysis and Prediction Mapping by Erica Reese
	Identifying Soil Types Using Soil Brightness and Temperature Data Obtained by Remote Sensing by Uday Sant
	Dynamic Segmentation: Application to Road Management by Christopher von Holdt
	HEC-GeoRAS 8 and Hydraulic Analysis by Temple Williamson

	Extending PrePro2002: Incorporating Watershed Parameters by Elizabeth Bristow
	Applications of HEC-HMS and the Effects of Sub-Basin Size in Modeling by Logan Burton
	Determination of Freight Corridors for California by Adhara Castelblanco
	GIS as a Tool for Pavement Management by Carlos Chang
	Development of ArcGIS Tool for SWAT by Janghwoan Choi
	Using GIS to Model Snow Pack in the Yampa Basin by Adolph Coors
	Processing Geospatial Data with HEC-GeoRAS 3.1 by Brad Endres
	Calculation of Abstractions Using GIS Techniques by Gaurav Garg
	Estimating Salt Concentration at Ungaged Locations from Parameters Derived from GIS by Ganesh Krishnamurthy
	Using GIS to Show variations of Pollutant Concentrations Originated from Point Sources to an Outlet in a Sub-Watershed by Arvind Kutty
	Investigating Reasons for Reduction of Endangered Species in the Edwards Aquifer Using GIS by Ju Young Lee
	Applying GIS to Hydraulic Analysis by Chae Kwan Lim
	Non-Point Source Pollution: Prediction and Analysis in ArcView 3.0 by David Munn
	Watershed Characterization Using BASINS Version 3.0: (A Case Study of the Brian/College Station - Brazos County Region) by Oke Nwaneshiudu
	Choosing a Best Place to Live in College Station while Studying at Texas A&M University by Mario Ocando
	Creating a Stream Network Using ArcInfo by Hector Olmos
	Estimation and Distribution of Surface Runoff Integrating Green-Ampt Model with GIS by Zoya Pastakia
	GIS-Based Estimation of Average Annual Runoff by Aditya Raut Desai
	Identifying Bridge Scour Susceptibility: A GIS-Based Approach by Cassandra Rutherford, E.I.T.
	To Predict the Heaving Potential of Soils Using GIS by Saching Kunagalli
	Visual Correlation Between Population Density and Pollution Concentration in Major Metropolitan Areas by Tim Schneidwind

	Utilization of the SWAT Model and Remote Sensing to Demonstrate the Effects of Brush Removal on a Small Watershed by Jason Afinowicz
	Applications of GIS Tools for Hydraulic Modeling by Terry Barr
	SWAT Hydrologic Modeling with GIS Techniques by Ron Branyon
	GIS-Based Lake/Reservoir Evaporation Calculations in the State of Texas, USA by Paramjit Chibber
	City of College Station, Texas: Urban Storm-Water management Plan Utilizing ArcView and HEC-HMS by Kara Corcoran
	Calculating Hydrologic Parameters for Estimating Surface Water Flow with GIS by Richard Hoffpauir
	Building a GeoDatabase of the Brazos Basins by Seongha Hwang
	Site Selection Analysis for Apartment Housing Development Under Given Criteria - A Case Study of College Station, Texas, Using GIS Applications by Jin Yong Jun
	Upstream Trace of Line in Stream Line Network by Srikanth Koka
	Identifying Critical Sewer Systems by Jon Kreischer
	Development of a Pavement management System for the District of Corpus Christi by Golam Moinuddin
	Creating land Cover Input Datasets for the SWAT 2000 Model using Remotely Sensed Data by Joshua Peschel
	A Cell-to-Cell Routing Model by Rajeev Raina
	Ozone Display: A Houston Area Simulation by Adam Rose
	Relating Actual Runoff to Potential Runoff by Zubin Sukheswalla
	Contingency Water Network Analysis by Allen Thibeaux
	Application of GIS to Identify Environmental Impact from Agricultural pesticide Usage Along the US-Mexico Border in Imperial County, California, by Tina Van Wie
	Watershed and Stream Delineation Tool by Milver Valenzuela
	Hydrologic Analysis in Flat Terrain by Jennifer VerWest
	Establishing Condition Indices and Predicting Waterline Conditions: A GIS Application by Barney Williams