Biocomplexity Engineering group seminars

September

8

Lory Willard

Ph.D. student, UF ABE

Quantifying the effects of sustainable intensification practices on streamflow and wildlife: A case study in Laikipia, Kenya

15

Christophe Darnault

Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Engineering & Earth Sceinces, Clemson University, SC

Flow and transport in agroecosystems and the natural environment: advances and applications in soil, water, energy and food systems

22

Rafael Muñoz-Carpena

Professor, UF ABE

Advances in modeling pesticide mitigation with vegetative filter strips for the regulatory process

29

François Birgand

Associate Professor, Biological & Agricultural Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh

What we have learned studying the effects of drying and rewetting cycles on denitrification and greenhouse gas emissions in woodchip bioreactors

October

6

David Kane

Environmental Exposure Modeller, Knoell Iberia, Spain

Pesticide environmental exposure modeling and runoff mitigation in the European Union

13

Kathe Todd-Brown

Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences, UF

Soil data harmonization, a human problem

20

Ziwen Yu

Assistant Professor, Big Data, UF/ABE

Model the future climate change impact on precipitation driven by the physical concepts seen from data

27

Nathan Reaver

Postdoctoral Researcher, UF Watershed Ecology Lab, ESSIE, UF

Uncovering drivers of spring discharge dynamics

November

3

Alvaro Carmona-Cabrero

Ph.D. student, UF ABE

Global sensitivity analysis for agent based models: application to a proof-of-concept migration model

10

Edwin Mosimanyana

Ph.D. student, UF ABE

Ecohydrological response of a semi-arid river basin to changes in climate and land use

Gonzalo Suarez

Postdoctoral Researcher, UF ABE

Migration responses to sudden shock vs gradual change: an exploration in a minimalistic model

17

Jane Southworth

Professor, UF Geography

Interdisciplinary research in social-ecological systems: challenges and examples across savanna systems in Africa

December

1

Rachata Muneepeerakul

Associate Professor, UF ABE

On modeling human migration and environmental change

8

Savannah Morgan

Ph.D. Student, UF ABE

Detecting spatial patterns in longitudinal rills using nonlinear time series analysis

Woi Sok

Ph.D. Candidate, UF ABE

It matters “How”, not just "What", factors are included: a case study of a migration agent-based model

15

Lucie Guertault

Assistant Professor, Biological & Agricultural Engineering, North Carolina State University, Raleigh

Numerical Modeling of Preferential Subsurface Flow in Riparian Buffers: model evaluation and in-situ quantification