1. TESTING AND OPTIMIZING AN APPROPRIATE FLOW DEPENDENT CHLORINATOR FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD Open Access Author: Smyth, Kerri Ann Title: TESTING AND OPTIMIZING AN APPROPRIATE FLOW DEPENDENT CHLORINATOR FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD Area of Honors: Civil Engineering Keywords: chlorinationdeveloping world File: Download Final_Thesis_PDF.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Richard Schuhmann, Thesis SupervisorDr. Richard J Schuhmann, Thesis SupervisorEric Todd Donnell, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. Development of an Evaluative Tool for Selecting Appropriate Water Treatment Technologies for Developing World Communities Open Access Author: Baskaran, Shruthi Title: Development of an Evaluative Tool for Selecting Appropriate Water Treatment Technologies for Developing World Communities Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary in Civil Engineering and Engineering Leadership Development Keywords: developing worldwater treatmentevaluative frameworkcomputer programWaTTSWater Treatment Technology Selector File: Download Shruthi_Baskaran_-_Senior_Honors_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Richard J Schuhmann, Thesis Honors AdvisorDr. Richard J Schuhmann, Thesis SupervisorEric Todd Donnell, Thesis Honors AdvisorAndras Gordon, Faculty ReaderDr. Richard J Schuhmann, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Comparative potable water system design in rural Sierra Leone: using Root Cause Analysis vs. Conventional Analysis to define the problem Open Access Author: Michalak, Christopher Thomas William Title: Comparative potable water system design in rural Sierra Leone: using Root Cause Analysis vs. Conventional Analysis to define the problem Area of Honors: Civil Engineering Keywords: Root Cause AnalysisConventional AnalysisSierra Leonepotable water system design File: Download Complete_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Richard J Schuhmann, Thesis SupervisorEric Todd Donnell, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. From invisibility to transparency: Bringing the need for increased designer-user interaction in civil works projects to the forefront Open Access Author: Paskewicz, Mary Elizabeth Title: From invisibility to transparency: Bringing the need for increased designer-user interaction in civil works projects to the forefront Area of Honors: Civil Engineering Keywords: design methodsempathic designcivil and environmental engineeringinfrastructure projects File: Download Paskewicz_thesis_FINAL.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Richard J Schuhmann, Thesis SupervisorEric Todd Donnell, Thesis Honors Advisor
