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Assistant Professor Diane Foster
Dr. Foster and her students examine small-scale transport of sediment in response to waves and mean flows.
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Current Students
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Heather studies the interaction between sediment and obstacles placed on the sea
bed with a combination of numerical and laboratory experiments. For her M.S.
thesis,
Heather Smith studied Modelling the Flow and Scour Around a Immovable Cylinder.
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Claire Nichols, B.S.
Claire studies the effect of small-scale flow structures over rippled sea
beds with Particle Image Velocimetry data obtained during the
CROSSTEX
experiment. For her undergraduate work, Claire Nichols studied the
Evaluation of Wave-Current Bottom Boundary Layer Models in her
thesis.
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Donya Frank
Donya studies the interaction of individual sediment grains with wave
and mean flows. Donya is a recent graduate of Harvey Mudd College.
Being from Jamaica, she has an especially good appreciation for coastal
engineering.
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Sylvia Rodriguez-Abudo
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Gary Margelowsky
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Former Students
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Kim Hatton, B.S.
Kim studied the scour of vertical piles in riverine and coastal
environment with a two-axis rotating sonar and a numerical model,
FLOW-3D. For her undergraduate work, Kim
Hatton studied The Scour and Burial of Submerged Mines in her thesis.
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Heather Smith, M.S.
Heather studied the interaction between sediment and obstacles placed on the sea
bed with a combination of numerical and laboratory experiments. For her M.S.
thesis,
Heather Smith studied Modelling the Flow and Scour Around a Immovable Cylinder.
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Jenna Brown
Jenna studied the changes in bedform geometry for different wave
forcing regimes with experimental data obtained at
CROSSTEX
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Doug Dusini, M.S.
Doug is a coastal engineer now working with Coastal Science & Engineering.
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Parag Natoo, M.S.
Parag Natoo studied the Evaluation of Near Bed Suspension in a Wave and Current Dominated Environment in his thesis.
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Allison Penko, B.S.
Currently, Allison is a graduate student at the University of Florida.
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Xiuying Xing, M.S.
Xiuying Xing studied Wave Bottom Boundary Layer Physics and Bed Load Sediment Transport in Nearshore in her thesis.
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