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Research Group

Qin Qian, Ph.D.
Professor


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Current and Past Students

PhD
  • Lin Su, “On the ship wave statistics and bank corrosion estimation ( tentative);” expected August 2022, Advisor: Keh-Han Wang, University of Houston, co-advisor: Qin Qian

Doctoral of Engineering

  • Jennifer A. Galindo, expected August 2028
  • Mengjie He, D.E. Dissertation: “Water Quality Prediction in the Lower Neches River Using Machine Learning Models and Wireless Sensor Measurements,” August 2025
  • Milad Ketabdar, D.E. Dissertation: “Study on Sediment Transport Mechanics in Shallow-Grade Storm Drain Systems,” Dec. 2017

Masters

  • Ipsita Sarkar, “Integrated Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response Framework and Life Cycle Assessment for Flood Resilience Analysis in Southeast Texas,”, Master of Science in Environmental Study, expeced December 2026.
  • Kirusha Sriram, “Development and Modeling of Conjunctive Green Infrastrcture Systems”, Master of Science in Environmental Study, May 2026, Advisor: Thinesh Selvaratnam, Co-advisor: Qin Qian
  • Yuyi Pei, “Exploring Hydrodynamic and Thermal Response in Sabine Lake, Texas Under Abnormal Weather Conditions”, Master of science, Dec. 2025, Advisor: Xianchang Li, co-advisor: Qin Qian.
  • Arun Kshetri, “Development of a flood library at Flood Sensor sites in Southeast Texas and West Louisiana Using ”, Dec. 2023
  • Darius Edward, “Flood Inundation Mapping for Lower Region of Neches River Watershed Using one-dimensional and two-dimensional HEC-RAS Modeling”, Master of Science in Environmental Engineering, August, 2021
  • Ravi Anandalal Singh, “Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis of a Water Body Subject to Wind and Solar Radiation” December 2017, Advisor: Xianchang Li, co-advisor: Qin Qian.
  • Benjamin Kolkmeier, M.S. Thesis: “Stream bank erosion and protection due to wake wash in Sabine Neches Waterway”, May 2017
  • Kaiming Yan, M.S. Thesis: “Assessment of River Morphology Changes of the Upper Rio Grande River Section in Texas Under Different Hydrological Conditions”, Dec. 2014
  • Shakib Bin Reza, M.S. Thesis: “Quantum Chemical Study on Atmospherically Important Water Complexes: A Gaussian Approach” (August 2012, co-advisor Dr. Gomes)
  • Heath Thompson,S. Thesis: “Experimental Study on Hydraulic Performance of Rectangular Bridge Deck Drains” (May 2012)
  • Sadia Afrin Jame, M.S. Thesis: “Electrochemical Treatment of Synthetic Wastewater Containing Textile Dyes by (December 2011, co-advisor Dr. Gomes)
  • Badri Parajuli, M.S. Thesis: “Assessment and Modeling of the effect of airborne deposition on the acidity of the Rio Grande Basin water” (August 2010)

Undergraduate Student Research Projects

Name

Period

Project title

Kevin Allen

06/2022~12/2022

U.S. EPA Gulf of Mexico Division: “Conjunctive deployment of distributed stormwater infiltration and bioretention infrastructures to mitigate flooding and related non-point source pollution in Beaumont and Port Arthur, Texas.”

Mason Wyche

01/2022~05/2022

Seth Mize

09/2018~05/2020

NOAA-OAR-CPO, “Identification and quantification of economic benefits of climate-informed adaptation measures to reduce flood risk exposure of water supply infrastructures along the southeast Texas coast.”

Christopher Huddleston

09/2017~05/2018

NSF URE: “Acquisition of Equipment to Develop an Ubiquitous Wireless Sensor Network for Measurement, Modeling, and Prediction in Water Resource Management.”

Burgandy Petri

09/2017~05/2018

Natalie Lopez

09/2017~05/2018

Hayden Rice

09/2016~05/2017

Andre Trottier

09/2016~05/2017

Alema Fernando

09/2016~05/2017

Travis Mccawley

09/2015~05/2016

Anthony Dundee

09/2015~05/2016

John P. Kirk

09/2014~05/2015

Presidential Faculty Fellowships: “A Multidisciplinary Research using EM2 Geomodel for Hydraulic Structures and Golf (Highway 87) Shoreline Protections.”

Jeremiah C. Fox

09/2014~05/2015