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John S. Gulliver
Joseph T. and Rose S. Ling Professor
Contact Information:
- Office: CivE 110D SAFL 389
- Phone: (612)625-4080
- Fax: (612)626-7750
- E-mail: gulli003@umn.edu
Research Interests:
Major research interests are environmental fluid mechanics, mass transport in environmental systems, and flow and mass transport at hydraulic structures. Current research predominantly involves interfacial mass transfer, which is crucial to the development of lake and wastewater aerators; the prediction of volatile toxic compound transfer from lakes and oceans; the prediction of steam reaeration; and the mitigation of groundwater and sediment pollution.
Specific research projects include the measurement and prediction of air-water mass transfer at
hydraulic structures, developing new assessment techniques for water quality performance of
stormwater treatment practices, and establishing the relationship between free-surface turbulence
and gas transfer.
Dr. Gulliver conducts his research at the St. Anthony Falls Laboratory.
Selected Publications:
Urban, A., S.C. Wilhelms and J.S. Gulliver, Decay of turbulence downstream of a stilling basin, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 131(9), 825-829, 2005.
Schierholz, E.L., J.S. Gulliver, S.C. Wilhelms, and H.E. Henneman, Gas transfer from air diffusers, Water Research, 40(5), 1018-1026, 2006.
Weiss, P.T., A.J. Erickson and J.S. Gulliver.The cost and effectiveness of stormwater management practices, Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, Accepted.
Bravo, H. R., J. S. Gulliver and M. Hondzo, Development of a commercial code-based two-fluid model for bubble plumes, Environmental Management and Software, Accepted.
Introduction to Chemical Transport in the Environment, by J.S. Gulliver, Cambridge University Press, In press.
Wilhelms, S.C. and J. S. Gulliver. 2005. Bubbles and waves description of self-aerated spillway flow. Journal of Hydraulic Research, 43(5): 522-531.
Wilhelms, S.C. and J. S. Gulliver. 2005. Gas transfer, cavitation and bulking in self-aerated spillway flow,” Journal of Hydraulic Research, 43(5): 532-539.
Gulliver, J.S. and P.L. Viollet, eds. 1997. Energy and Water: Sustainable Development, Proceedings of Theme D, 27th Congress of Int'l. Association for Hydraulic Research, American Society of Civil Engineers, Washington, D.C.
Gulliver, J.S. and R.E.A. Arndt, eds. 1991. Hydropower Engineering Handbook, McGraw-Hill, New York, NY.
Wilhelms, S.C. and J.S. Gulliver, eds. 1991. Air-Water Mass Transfer, American Society of Civil Engineers, Washington, D.C.
Education:
- B.S., 1974, Chemical Engineering, University of California, Santa Barbara
- M.S., 1977, Civil Engineering, University of Minnesota
- Ph.D., 1980, Civil Engineering, University of Minnesota
Experience:
- Fulbright Scholar, University of Chile, Santiago, 2005
- Visiting professor, Departmento de Hidraulica Sanoamento Escola de Engenharia de Sao Carlos, Universidade de Sao Paolo, Sao Carlos, Brazil, 1997
- Visiting professor, Institut für Hydrologie und Wasserwirtschaft, Universität Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany, 1994
- Visiting professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Louisiana State University, Baton Route, La., 1994
- Visiting scientist, Reservoir Water Quality Branch, Hydraulics Laboratory, Waterways Experiment Station, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, Miss., 1990
- Registered professional civil engineer, Minnesota, No. 20045, 1988
- Research associate, University of Minnesota, 1980-81
- Chemical engineer, Federal Power Commission, 1974
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