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Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering |
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San Diego State University |
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R. Edward Beighley Associate Professor |
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Dr. Beighley’s specialty is Water Resources Engineering. His research centers on the modeling fine scale hydrologic processes within large scale systems and on the experimental testing of rainfall, runoff and erosion processes. His research blends remote sensing, spatial data analysis, numerical modeling and experimental (laboratory and field) research.
Dr. Beighley’s website
Education
PhD. 2001 Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Maryland MS. 1996 Civil and Environmental Engineering, Pennsylvania State University BS. 1995 Civil and Environmental Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
Sample Publications
Beighley, R.E., K. Eggert, T. Dunne, Y. He, and V. Gummadi, 2009. Simulating hydrologic and hydraulic processes throughout Amazon River Basin, Hydrological Processes 23(8):1221-1235.
Beighley, R.E. and Y. He, 2009. Predicting model uncertainty at river junctions due to drainage network structure, J. Hydrologic Engineering, 14(5):499-507.
Faucette, L.B., B. Scholl, Beighley, R.E., J. Governo, 2009. Large scale performance and design for construction activity erosion control Best Management Practices, J. Env. Quality 38:1248-1254.
Beighley, R.E., T. Dunne, J. Melack, 2008. Impacts of climate variability and land use alterations on frequency distributions of terrestrial runoff loading to coastal waters in southern CA, JAWRA 44(1):62-74.
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