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Jose G. Vasconcelos, Ph.D., M.ASCE

Associate Professor
Auburn University

Jose G. Vasconcelos, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Auburn University. Dr. Vasconcelos's work is focused on urban water systems, particularly numerical modeling and physical modeling. He is the main contributor toward the Two-component Pressure Approach, a modeling framework that enables the Saint-Venant Equations to simulate pressurized flows and still retain the capability of simulating sub-atmospheric unsteady flows in closed conduits. This approach has been used in different stormwater models to simulate extreme inflow conditions in various stormwater systems such as the Blue Plain Tunnels, Washington, DC; The Thames Tideway Tunnels in London, UK; the CSST system in Ottawa, Canada; among many others. He is a world-renowned expert in transient, two phase flows in urban water systems, serving as chair of two ASCE-EWRI committees in Hydraulic Structures and Urban water systems. He also serves as an associate editor in the ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering and Senior Editor of the Journal of Water Management Modeling.

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