Civil Engineering and Structural Research

Water resources engineering and technology experts study and make recommendations on new water treatment facilities, reactors, pumping stations, waste frameworks and pipelines. Water resources engineering and technology is an area of study within the engineering sciences managing the hydraulic and fluid mechanics standards behind water distribution, flow and manipulation.

Water resources engineers outline and actualize water frameworks. The design may focus around hydraulics, pipelines and research facility tests, while the execution may deal with flood damage, wastewater transfer and consumable water distribution, potable water distribution and reclamation, environmental change examination, aquifer stockpiling and recuperation and surface/groundwater connection.

Sub-Tracks:

• Hydraulic engineering

• River engineering

• Coastal engineering

• Groundwater engineering

• Water Resources Planning and management