Prof. Nicholas Pinter
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Empirical Hydrology
Prof. Nicholas Pinter |
Education, Certifications & Awards |
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PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
1996: Full Professor, Southern Illinois University Author: Prentice Hall and John Wiley & Sons 1995-1996: Postdoctoral Researcher, Yale University EDUCATION 1988 - 1993 PhD., University of California, Santa Barbara 1986 - 1988 M.S., Penn State University, Univ. Park, PA 1982 - 1986 B.A., Cornell University, Ithaca, NY RECENT HONORS/AWARDS Read More
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Areas of Expertise |
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- Flooding - Floodplain management - Flood magnification - Risk assessment - Disaster mitigation ? Flood damages ? River dynamics ? River system change ? Fluvial geomorphology
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Keywords: Floodplain development, Flood frequency analysis, Floodplains, Disaster mitigation, Hydraulic engineering. |
Categories: Flooding & Environmental Science & Geology & Geoscience & Hydrology & Hydraulics |
BioProf. Pinter is an internationally recognized authority on river geomorphology, flood hydrology, and floodplain management, including research on natural and human impacts upon flood hazard. His research focuses on changes in river systems, in particular human and natural alterations that make flooding more severe than it would otherwise be. Looking at the Mississippi, Missouri, Rhine, Danube, and other rivers in the U.S. and worldwide, this work involves quantifying the impacts of levee expansion, navigational engineering, changes in basin land use, and other factors.
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