I lead the Water Resources Group where we work on flood insurance studies, hydrologic/hydraulic modeling, civil engineering design, environmental restoration, wetlands, groundwater studies, and dam safety projects. My practice is focused on modeling, dam safety, groundwater, and geotechnical engineering. Recent projects have included dam inspections, dam hazard analysis, HEC-HMS and HEC-RAS modeling, MODFLOW modeling, slope stability of dams, and other studies.

Teaching undergraduate and graduate students courses in water resources, groundwater flow, and environmental engineering. Conducting research in aquifer, storage and recovery (ASR); artificial recharge into aquifers, extreme storms, dam/levee evaluation, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS); groundwater flow and contaminant transport; solid waste management and recycling; and, adaptation to climate change in Florida.

Teaching undergraduate and graudate level courses in civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, environmental engineering, and engineering geology. Developed new courses in engineering geology and groundwater flow and contaminant transport.

Responsibilities include project management, business development, and engineering technical services. Technical areas of specialization and expertise include: water resources engineering, ASR, carbon capture, sequestration, geotechnical engineering, hazardous wastes, computer modeling, water resources planning, and environmental impact statements. Major projects have included development of regional groundwater models in Florida and Georgia.

Responsibilities included serving as one of the District's senior technical experts on groundwater hydrology, ASR wells, water resources planning, dredging, confined disposal areas, geotechnical engineering and subsurface structures such as coffer dams and hydraulic barrier walls. Completed projects involved water resources, hazardous waste, geotechnical design, coastal engineering, port improvements, and environmental restoration. As a Technical Expert, Dr. Brown was also required to provide recommendations where existing guidance is not adequate or literature is incomplete. Completed work has included the preparation of many technical reports relating to a variety of projects. Dr. Brown worked on numerous port development projects including Tampa Harbor deepening, Alafia River improvements for Cargill, Jax Port, and Cape Canaveral Trident submarine base. In support of the Everglades Restoration, he was responsible for a project budget in excess of $5,000,000 annually. Dr. Brown was the team leader for the Everglades Restoration ASR program covering five separate projects and numerous team members from many different technical disciplines. Additional adhoc responsibilities included serving on national technical committees, public speaking, and mentoring more junior employees. Mentoring subjects have included numerous projects and geo-environmental engineering issues involving geostatistics, soil remediation, groundwater contaminant transport, settlement, bearing capacity, slope stability, dewatering, shear strength, cyclic loading, soft soils, contaminated sediment dredging, geotextiles, embankment toe drains, embankment construction, compaction, groundwater modeling, injection wells, relief wells and seepage.

Dr. Brown served as Senior Geotechnical Engineer with the Philadelphia District of the COE, and was involved in various District water resources projects of a complex nature. Projects included the

Research on aquifer, storage, and recovery (ASR) wells.

Engineering intern working on sanitary landfills working on regulatory permitting, landfill slope stability, and groundwater leachate. Helped with DDC study of waste.