Publications
Caplow T, P Schlosser, DT Ho, and RC Enriquez, 2004: Effect of tides on solute flushing from a strait: imaging flow and transport in the East River with SF6. Environmental Science & Technology, 38 (17), 4562-4571. PDF
Launen LA, VH Buggs, ME Eastep, RC Enriquez, JW Leonard, MJ Blaylock, JW Huang, and MM Häggblom, 2002: Bioremediation of polyaromatic hydrocarbon-contaminated sediments in aerated bio-slurry reactors. Bioremediation Journal, 6 (2), 125-141. PDF
Presentations, & Posters
Enriquez RC, March 2009: Subgrid-scale turbulence modeling for improved large-eddy simulation of flow in the planetary boundary layer. Stanford University Environmental Fluid Mechanics & Hydrology Qualifying Exam.
Dombroski D, RC Enriquez, I Grooms, and J-Z Zhu: Finding squall lines in the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. NCAR IMAGE Theme for 2008: Geophysical Turbulence Summer School, July 2008.
Enriquez RC, RL Street, and FL Ludwig: LES is more with Rica-struction. NCAR IMAGE Theme for 2008: Geophysical Turbulence Summer School, July 2008; Stanford University Atmosphere/Energy Seminar, Winter 2008; Stanford University Environmental Fluid Mechanics & Hydrology Seminar, Autumn 2007.
Caplow T, P Schlosser, DT Ho, and RC Enriquez: Effect of tidal phase on solute flushing from a strait: SF6 tracer study in the East River, New York. American Geophysical Union Conference, December 2003.
Caplow T, P Schlosser, DT Ho, N Santella, J Lipscomb, M Garrison, RC Enriquez: Transport & dispersion in New York Harbor: a high resolution SF6 tracer study. American Geophysical Union Conference, December 2002.
Research Experiences
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
2005-present, PI: Robert L. Street
- Implementation of a Subgrid-Scale Stress Turbulence Modeling in a Regional Weather Prediction System Investigated the increased accuracy of ARPS (Advanced Regional Prediction System) with a novel subgrid-scale turbulence model
- Installed and collected soil moisture and temperature sensors within Owens Valley as part of the Terrain-Induced Rotor Experiment (T-REX)
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
2002-2005, PI: Marc Parlange
- Simulated effects of grid size on land-atmosphere interaction using remote-sensed data and large eddy simulations
- Profiled transport of corn pollen using a 3-D LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging) scanning process
Columbia University, New York, NY
2002-2003, PI: Peter Schlosser
- Surveyed the effects of tidal phase on solute transport in the NY/NJ Harbor, East River, and Hudson River
- Constructed and calibrated an automated sampling and gas chromatography-electron capture device (GC-ECD) system for future gas tracer studies
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
2001-2002, PI: A. Lynn Roberts
- Investigated the biological activity of natural water samples with a total organic carbon (TOC) analyzer
- Collected, organized, and discussed data of existing environmental risk assessments of pharmaceutical and personal care products
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
2000-2001, PI: Max Häggblom
- Evaluated the feasibility of a plant-microbial based decontamination technology to treat PAH-polluted dredge materials from the New York and New Jersey Harbor
- Designed and implemented a bench-scale bio-slurry bioreactor study
2005-present, PI: Robert L. Street
2002-2005, PI: Marc Parlange
2002-2003, PI: Peter Schlosser
2001-2002, PI: A. Lynn Roberts
2000-2001, PI: Max Häggblom