About Hydrological and Ecological Engineering
Hydrological and Ecological Engineering combines environmental and hydrological engineering to research the complex interface between water and the environment. The Hydrological and Ecological Engineering Group (HydroEco) is a team of tenured faculty, post-doctoral fellows, PhD, Masters, and Bachelors (Honours) engineering students at the University of Canterbury. HydroEco members have conducted research worldwide in diverse yet interrelated topics such as hydrology, water resources, erosion control, integrated catchment management, stormwater, irrigation, flood prediction, mine drainage, engineered treatment wetlands and biofuels.
Hydrological and Ecological Engineering Research flier (PDF, 196 KB)
Academic Staff
Brian Caruso (Senior Lecturer in Water Resources)
Thomas A. Cochrane (Senior Lecturer in Hydrology and Hydrologic Modelling)
Tonny de Vries (Lecturer in Irrigation Engineering)
Aisling D. O'Sullivan (Senior Lecturer in Ecological Engineering)
Daniel Wicke (Post Doctoral Fellow)
Thanapon Piman (Post Doctoral Fellow)
An overview of all group members can also be seen on our HydroEco Researchers(PDF, 174 kB)
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