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Michel C. Boufadel

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Michel C. Boufadel
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BornLebanon
🏳️ NationalityUnited States
💼 Occupation
TitleProfessor
🌐 Websitepeople.njit.edu/faculty/boufadel/
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Michel Boufadel is a Lebanon-born American environmental engineer, known for his work on oil spills and coastal systems. His expertise includes oil spill experiments and modeling, fluid dynamics, energy management, and development of novel scientific codes such as MARUN (marine unsaturated model), VDROP, and NEMO3D. As of 2020, he is the professor at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). He is also the director of the Center for Natural Resources in NJIT.

Education[edit]

Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1998

M.S. Environmental Engineering, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1992

B.S. Civil Engineering, Hydraulics, Jesuit University at Beirut, Lebanon. 1988

Career and research[edit]

2007-present Director, Center for Natural Resources, CNR. New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ, 2012-present, and Temple University, 2007-2012

2008-present Professor, NJIT 2012-present, Temple 2008-2012

2006-2008 Associate professor, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA

2000-2006 Assistant professor, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA

2015-present ASCE Fellow

National service[edit]

  • Member, Royal Society of Canada Expert Panel on “Behavior of Crude Oil in Water”, 01/2015-present.
  • Member, National Research Council of the National Academies. Committee on “Effects of diluted bitumen on the environment” 12/2014-12/2015
  • Member, National Research Council of the National Academies. Committee on “Effective Daily Recovery Capacity” of oil from the ocean surface, 07/2013-11/2013
  • Member, National Research Council of the National Academies. Committee on “The Deep Well Horizon oil spill impacts on the Gulf Ecosystem Services”, 01/2011-10/2013
  • Member, EPA Expert Group on the Enbridge oil spill in the Kalamazoo River, Marshall, Michigan, 2011-2014.
  • Chair, Groundwater Quality Committee, American Society of Civil Engineers, 2013-2015.

Selected Publication[edit]

  • Daskiran, C., et al., Hydrodynamics and dilution of an oil jet in crossflow: The role of small-scale motions from laboratory experiment and large eddy simulations. International Journal of Heat and Fluid Flow, 2020. 85.
  • Cui, F., et al., Oil droplet dispersion under a deep-water plunging breaker: Experimental measurement and numerical modeling. Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2020. 8(4).
  • Geng, X., et al., Numerical Study of Solute Transport in Heterogeneous Beach Aquifers Subjected to Tides. Water Resources Research, 2020. 56(3).
  • Daskiran, C., et al., Hydrodynamics and Mixing Characteristics in Different-Size Aspirator Bottles for Water-Accommodated Fraction Tests. Journal of Environmental Engineering (United States), 2020. 146(3).
  • Geng, X., et al., Characterization of Pore Water Flow in 3-D Heterogeneous Permeability Fields. Geophysical Research Letters, 2020. 47(3).
  • Boufadel, M., et al., Transport of Oil Droplets in the Upper Ocean: Impact of the Eddy Diffusivity. Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2020. 125(2).
  • Cui, F., et al., Modeling oil dispersion under breaking waves. Part I: Wave hydrodynamics. Environmental Fluid Mechanics, 2020.
  • Boufadel, M.C., et al., Computation of the Mixing Energy in Rivers for Oil Dispersion. Journal of Environmental Engineering, 2019. 145(10): p. 06019005.
  • Boufadel, M., et al., A Review on the Factors Affecting the Deposition, Retention, and Biodegradation of Oil Stranded on Beaches and Guidelines for Designing Laboratory Experiments. Current Pollution Reports, 2019. 5(4): p. 407-423.
  • Xiao, K., et al., Effects of Tidally Varying Salinity on Groundwater Flow and Solute Transport: Insights From Modelling an Idealized Creek Marsh Aquifer. Water Resources Research, 2019. 55(11): p. 9656-9672.
  • Abdollahi-Nasab, A., X. Geng, and M.C. Boufadel, Water flow and solute transport due to Macrotide in a gravel beach. Journal of Hydrology, 2019. 577.
  • Boufadel, M.C., et al., Computation of the Mixing Energy in Rivers for Oil Dispersion. Journal of Environmental Engineering (United States), 2019. 145(10).
  • Cui, F., et al., Oil Droplets Transport Under a Deep-Water Plunging Breaker: Impact of Droplet Inertia. Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2018. 123(12): p. 9082-9100.
  • Boufadel, M.C., et al., On the transport and modeling of dispersed oil under ice. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2018. 135: p. 569-580.
  • Zhao, L., et al., Impact of particle concentration and out-of-range sizes on the measurements of the LISST. Measurement Science and Technology, 2018. 29(5): p. 055302.
  • Zhao, L., et al., Impact of particle concentration and out-of-range sizes on the measurements of the LISST. Measurement Science and Technology, 2018. 29(5).
  • Boufadel, M.C., et al., Was the Deepwater Horizon Well Discharge Churn Flow? Implications on the Estimation of the Oil Discharge and Droplet Size Distribution. Geophysical Research Letters, 2018. 45(5): p. 2396-2403.
  • Geng, X., M.C. Boufadel, and F. Cui, Numerical modeling of subsurface release and fate of benzene and toluene in coastal aquifers subjected to tides. Journal of Hydrology, 2017. 551: p. 793-803.
  • Geng, X., et al., Subsurface Flow and Moisture Dynamics in Response to Swash Motions: Effects of Beach Hydraulic Conductivity and Capillarity. Water Resources Research, 2017. 53(12): p. 10317-10335.
  • Zhao, L., et al., Oil jet with dispersant: Macro-scale hydrodynamics and tip streaming. AIChE Journal, 2017. 63(11): p. 5222-5234.


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