
Julie E. Allred Coonrod
Professor
 Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering
Education
PhD, Civil Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, 1998
MS, Civil Engineering, The University of New Mexico, 1991
BE, Civil Engineering, Vanderbilt University, 1987
Contact Information
 505-277-3233
 CENT 3048
 jcoonrod@unm.edu
 Website
Profile
My research has focused on issues relating to the Middle Rio Grande, including bosque evapotranspiration estimates, climate change impacts on streamflow, and the intersection of restoration & flood control goals. I direct the Hydraulics Lab where we build physical models of stormwater structures for the local flood control authority and the DOT. In addition to traditional water resources courses, I teach a graduate-level course that emphasizes the modeling capabilities of GIS.
Teaching Interests
- GIS in Water Resources Engineering
 - Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering
 - Special Topics in Water Resources Engineering
 
Research Interests
- Climate Change Impacts on Streamflow
 - Water Cycle Simulations Using GIS
 - River Restoration
 
Affiliations
- Water Resources Engineering
 - Master of Water Resources Program
 - EPSCoR
 
