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Saad M. Merayyan

Professor

California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

Engineering & Computer Science

Department of Civil Engineering

Saad M. Merayyan is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

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water resources water resource management environmental science hydrology water resource policy hydrological process water scarcity environmental engineering civil engineering economics groundwater hydrogeology water supply sediment transport stormwater water science economic analysis flood risk management groundwater management sustainable groundwater management groundwater quality water demand water markets catchment scales watershed management river basin management water development water problem groundwater banking various hydrologic conditions unreliable supply northern california 100-year peak flow

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Estimating the 100-Year Peak Flow for Ungagged Middle Creek Watershed in Northern California, USA. American journal of water resources (2014)

stormwaterwater resourcesenvironmental sciencehydrological processwater resource managementriver basin managementhydrologynorthern californiawatershed management100-year peak flowgeographyflood risk managementearth sciencecatchment scalessediment transport

Feasibility of Groundwater Banking Under Various Hydrologic Conditions in California, USA. Computational Water Energy and Environmental Engineering (2014)

water resourcesenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencehydrological processwater resource managementgroundwaterhydrogeologygroundwater managementhydrologyvarious hydrologic conditionsgroundwater bankingwater sciencecivil engineeringgroundwater qualitysustainable groundwater management

Jordan’s Water Resources: Increased Demand With Unreliable Supply. Computational Water Energy and Environmental Engineering (2014)

water resourceseconomicswater resource managementeconomic analysiswater scarcityunreliable supplywater supplywater resource policywater demandwater markets

Water Resources in Jordan: Challenges and Accomplishments. World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2009 (2009)

water resourcesreclaimed waterenvironmental sciencewater qualitywater resource managementwater scarcitywater resource policywater problemwater development

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Saad M. Merayyan

Professor

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

Engineering & Computer Science

Department of Civil Engineering

Saad M. Merayyan is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Professor at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Saad M. Merayyan

California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Estimating the 100-Year Peak Flow for Ungagged Middle Creek Watershed in Northern California, USA. American journal of water resources (2014)

Feasibility of Groundwater Banking Under Various Hydrologic Conditions in California, USA. Computational Water Energy and Environmental Engineering (2014)

Jordan’s Water Resources: Increased Demand With Unreliable Supply. Computational Water Energy and Environmental Engineering (2014)

water resourceseconomicswater resource managementeconomic analysiswater scarcityunreliable supplywater supplywater resource policywater demandwater markets

Water Resources in Jordan: Challenges and Accomplishments. World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2009 (2009)

water resourcesreclaimed waterenvironmental sciencewater qualitywater resource managementwater scarcitywater resource policywater problemwater development

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