Nandita Basu
Office: E2 2327
Email: nandita.basu@uwaterloo.ca |
Basu Research Group in 2015 (Back Row: Shadman, Idhaya, Fred, Tejasvi, Mike, Mahyar;
Front Row: Xiaoyi, Nandita, Sara, Kim)
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Post Doctoral Fellows
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Mahyar Shafii
Modeling hydrology and nutrient transport in the Grand River catchment in Southern Ontario
Office: EIT 2003 Email: mshafiih@uwaterloo.ca Profile >> |
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Kimberly Van Meter |
PhD Students
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Idhaya Chandhiran Ilampooranan
Modelling nutrient legacies in agricultural catchments: A Midwestern US case study
Office: PHY 230 Email: idhayachandhiran@gmail.com Profile >> |
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Tejasvi HoraMonsoon harvests: Agricultural rainwater harvesting systems as coupled natural and human systems
Office: E2 3314 Email: tejasvi_9@hotmail.com Profile >> |
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Sara Finley
Resilience of water resources in urban environments in response to droughts
Office: PHY 230 Email: sara.finley@gmail.com Profile >> |
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Frederick Cheng
Biogeochemical scaling of reactive interfaces in the watershed
Office: PHY 230 Email: fycheng@uwaterloo.ca Profile >> |
Masters Students
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Shadman Chowdhury
Trends in nutrient export in stream signatures of the Great Lakes region
Office: PHY 230 Email: qstchowd@uwaterloo.ca Profile >> |
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Melani-Ivy Samson
Spatiotemporal trends of nutrient transport in urban and rural settings of the Greater Toronto Area Office: PHY 230 Email: msamson@uwaterloo.ca Profile >> |
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Alexander Werenka
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Recent Undergraduate Students
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Alex Werenka, Coop student
David Hah, URA Chandini Gosine, Capstone project Majula Koita, Capstone project Ashita Pradeep, Capstone project Melani-Ivy Samson, Capstone project Danyka Byrnes, URA Elyse Dickson, Coop student Howard Tong, URA |
Spring 2016
Winter 2016 Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Fall 2015 |
Former Graduate Students
- Frederick Cheng, MASc. May 2016. Biogeochemical hotspots: The role of small water bodies in landscape nutrient processing. University of Waterloo.
- Kimberly Van Meter, PhD. Sept 2016. The nitrogen legacy: Understanding time lags in catchment response as a function of hydrologic and biogeochemical controls. University of Waterloo.
- Xiaoyi Zhang, MSc. Sept 2016. Spatio-temporal patterns in net anthropogenic nitrogen and phosphorus inputs across the Grand River Watershed. University of Waterloo.
- Mike Steiff, MASc. April 2016. The socio-ecohydrology of rainwater harvesting in India: Understanding water recharge and release dynamics at tank and catchment scales. University of Waterloo.
- Brandon Sloan, MS. Dec 2013. Hydrologic impacts of artificial drainage using DRAINMOD. University of Iowa.
- Benjamin Carlson, MS. May 2013. Development of a passive surface flux meter to estimate spatially distributed nutrient mass fluxes. University of Iowa
- Rebecca Sheler, MS. May 2013. The impact of agricultural drainage systems on hydrologic responses using SWAP. University of Iowa.
- Natalia Loukinova, MS. Aug 2012. Parsimonious modeling of hydrologic responses using remotely sensed vegetation data. University of Iowa.
- Sam Boland. MS. July 2011. Hydrologic and biogeochemical signatures in intensively managed catchments: Data synthesis and development of a passive water quality sampler. University of Iowa.
