Goodings, Deborah J.
Professor Emeritus
Civil and Environmental Engineering
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Cambridge University, 1979
- B.A.Sc., University of Toronto, 1975
- Extreme geotechnics engineering and public policy
- International development engineering
- Eeinforced soil and river scour
- Transport of contaminants in soil
- Soil grouting
- Embankment dam stability
- Soil strength characterization
Measuring Snow From Space
UMD's Bart Forman and NASA colleagues are developing a new simulation tool that can determine the best method.Professor: Snow melt drives not only spring flooding, but summer droughts
"In many respects, the hydrologic cycle is accelerating," notes UMD's Barton Forman.Snow Is More Complicated Than You Think
CEE researchers use satellite data to improve global snow-water equivalent estimates.Engineers Without Borders Returns to Peru
EWB to focus on engineering solutions to Peru town's traffic challenges.Forman Awarded NASA New Investigator Award for Global Snow Research
CEE Assistant Professor Barton Forman was named a recipient of a NASA New Investigator award for his research developing methods to quantify global snow.Lovell Named Engineers Without Borders Advisor
Civil engineering, ISR professor to lead highly-regarded chapter of student service group.Alum's Gift Honors Inspirational Professor
Charles E. Waggner '54 establishes Goodings Professorship, advances Great Expectations Campaign.UM Students Build Natural System to Reduce Anacostia Pollution and Flooding
Bio-Retention Facility is Result of University-Community PartnershipDr. Goodings to Lecture at Ontario Centre for Engineering and Public Policy Conference
She will lecture on the proactive role engineers must take in public policy associated with climate change effects.CEE's Dr. Deborah Goodings to Speak at GA Tech
Dr. Deborah Goodings is set to speak at GA Tech about ethics and engineering.CEE's Dr. Goodings And Dr. Lovell Selected To Join Keystone
Keystone instructors make a commitment to the improvement of education in fundamental engineering courses.Scholl Family Supports Engineers Without Borders
$25K gift enables project in Africa, aids Great Expectations campaign.