Jacob Monroe presented new and emerging research at the Small Water and Wastewater Systems Conference in Perth, Australia in December 2019. Jacob’s presentation describes a smart water grid that allows households to buy rainwater from their neighbors. A Smart Water Read More …
Emma O’Connell presented research on groundwater modeling using remotely sensed data at NC State’s Undergraduate Research Symposium on August 1. She compared optimization algorithms for calibrating a model using observed precipitation data. Emma is an undergraduate student, and PhD student Read More …
Congratulations to PhD candidate Jacob Monroe! He received funding through the NSF Graduate Research Opportunities Worldwide Program to conduct research at the University of Adelaide in Australia. His research project is entitled “Evaluating Peer-to-Peer Blockchain Enabled Energy Trading Platforms.”
The STSA lab had the chance to share research with students visiting from Johnson C. Smith University. Liz and Michael shared Netlogo and Mesa models, and Jacob presented research results for simulating peer-to-peer energy trading.
STSA members gave presentations at the ASCE Environmental and Water Resources Congress in Pittsburgh, PA. Morgan DiCarlo presented “Social Media Use in Hurricanes Florence and Michael.” She won first place in the student poster competition with this research. Great job! Read More …