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Campana, Michael

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Professor
Office:  202B Wilkinson Hall
Phone:  541-737-2413, 541-602-4085 cell
Email:   aquadoc@oregonstate.edu
Specialty: Hydrogeology, hydrophilanthropy, and water resources
Research Interests: Transboundary ground water resources; water resources management; water resources in developing regions, especially Central America, the South Caucasus, and Central Asia ; regional hydrogeology; dynamic simulation modeling in water resources

Education

B.S. Geology
College of William and Mary, 1970
M.S. Hydrology
University of Arizona, 1973
Ph.D. Hydrology
University of Arizona, 1975

Courses

GEO 487 - Hydrogeology

Recent Publications

Faulkner, B.R. and M.E. Campana, 2007 . Compartmental model of nitrate retention in streams. Water Resources Research W02406 [doi: 10.1029/2006WR004920]

Campana , M.E. , A. Neir and G. Klise, 2006. Dynamics of transboundary ground water management: lessons from North America. In A.R. Turton, J. Hattingh, G.A. Maree, D.J. Roux, M. Claassen, and W.F. Strydom, (eds.), Governance as a Trialogue: Government- Society-Science in Transition. Water Resources Development and Management Series, Berlin: Springer-Verlag, pp. 167-196.

Campana, M.E., in press. A primer on ground-water management. In Vaux, H. and L. Marin (eds.), Science-Based Decision Making for Sustainable Management of Ground Water. National Academy Press, Washington, DC.

Campana, M.E., 2005. Foreword: Transboundary ground water. Ground Water 43(5):646-650.

Tyler, S.W., S.E. Silliman and M.E. Campana, 2004. Undergraduate program focuses on international issues in water resources. Eos (Transactions, American Geophysical Union) 85(9): 89 and 92.

Campana, M.E., L. Scuderi, O.P. Matthews, D. Brookshire, K. Krause, J. Chermak, B. Cullen, S.Snell and K. Gregory, 2003. Reallocation of water and the hydrological effects of climate change: the upper Rio Grande basin, southwestern USA. In Water Resources Perspectives: Evaluation, Management and Policy, A. S. Alsharhan and W.W. Wood, (eds.), Developments in Water Science 50, Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp. 169-181.

National Research Council, Committee on U.S. Geological Survey Research, 2002. Estimating Water Use in the United States: a New Paradigm for the National Water-Use Information Program. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 190p.

National Research Council, Committee on Opportunities to Improve the U.S. Geological Survey's National Water Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program, 2002. Opportunities to Improve the U.S. Geological Survey National Water Quality Assessment Program. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 238p.

Campana, M.E., G.A. Harrington and L. Tezcan., 2001. Compartmental model approaches to groundwater flow simulation. In W. Mook (ed.), Environmental Isotopes in the Hydrological Cycle: Principles and Applications, v. VI, ch. 3, p. 37-73, Paris, UNESCO.

Graduate Students

(At University of New Mexico):

Carroll, Erin A., M.S., 2006, A Water Quality Assessment of the Upper Rio Fonseca Drainage Basin, Boaco, Nicaragua

Vener, Berrin Basak, M.W.R., 2006, The Kura-Araks Basin: Common Objectives and Obstacles for an Integrated Water Resources Management Model among Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia

Putney, Tara, M.W.R., 2006, The Sustainable Restoration and Development of Parque Landeta and the Presa de Las Colonias Wetland through Effective Community Participation, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico

Klise, Katherine A., M.S., 2005, Analysis of non-Fickian Dispersion for Laboratory-Scale Tracer Experiments in Cross-Bedded Sandstone

Mozumder, Pallab, M.W.R., 2005 Exploring Flood Mitigation Strategies in Bangladesh

Parrish, Jules Campbell, M.W.R., 2005, Dynamic Simulation Modeling of Groundwater Basins in the Upper Rio Grande Basin, Colorado-New Mexico

Luna, Melanie L., M.W.R., 2005, Potential for Ground-Water Contamination from Deep-Well Injection of Produced Waters in the Salt Basin, New Mexico

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