Purdue Hydrologic Impacts Group (PHIG)
Quantifying environmental change impacts to water resources using data analysis, sensors, remote sensing, statistics, modeling, and machine learning.
About PHIG
Our research group consists of two faculty members and their graduate and undergraduate research assistants, post-doctoral researchers, and staff focusing primarily on the hydrologic impacts of environmental change at a range of scales, through the use of in-situ data collection, remote sensing and hydrologic models.
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Congratulations to Ronnie Bernard, Isaac Bradford and Ayobami Oni who have all successfully completed their Master's degrees! Best of luck to all three of you as you head out into the real world.
The new pump platform at the ACRE wetland has been completed. Next up is getting power for the new pump, and getting the supply line from the pump to the headhouse in Field 70 completely buried.
Several team members will be attending the ASABE annual meeting in Indianapolis this July .
Isaac Bradford presented on "Estimating Biogeochemical State of Inland Water Bodies in North-Central Indiana with Remotely Sensed Parameters" to the 2026 ILMS Annual Conference in Plymouth, IN at the end of March.
Links to PHIG Information, Activities, Outputs, & Tools
List of PHIG journal publications, thesis, dissertations, and book chapters.
Descriptions of major PHIG research projects and activities.
List of PHIG member presentations at conferences and workshops.
List of PHIG data publications.
Dissertations and Theses of PHIG members.
Book chapters and other PHIG products.
Link to the PHIG Microsoft Teams account for sharing project information and training materials relevant to PHIG members. New members of PHIG should make sure they have been added as Team members.
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATICS WIKI
Wiki for sharing training and reference materials related to ABE 65100 Environmental Informatics.
Wiki for training materials and documentation on PHIG VIC model development and applications.
PHIG GitHub organization for the development and distribution of project source code.
Information related to PHIG resources on the Purdue cluster computers and data depot.
Maps and analysis of the state of Indiana Water Resources at the end of the last water year.
Decision support tools developed for Arequipa, Peru by the Arequipa-Nexus Sustainable Water Management team.
LoRa dashboard for monitoring wetland water depth and soil moisture.