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Qualifications
Education Ph.D., Stanford University, Environmental Fluid Mechanics
& Hydrology with a Ph.D. Minor in Geological &
Environmental Sciences, 2004. M.S., Stanford University, Civil and Environmental
Engineering, 1998 B.S., University of Notre Dame, Engineering and
Environmental Science, 1997 B.A., University of Notre Dame, English, 1997 Professional History Environmental Consultant, May 2001 – present Consulting
Assistant Professor, June 2004 – present Dept.
of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford
University Recent Awards Lorenz G. Straub Award,
2004 This award is presented annually by the St. Anthony Falls
Laboratory at the University of Minnesota for the most meritorious thesis in
hydraulic engineering or related fields. Recent Publications and Presentations MacWilliams, M.L., M. R. Tompkins, R. L. Sreet, G. M. Kondolf, and P. K. Kitanidis, An
assessment of the effectiveness of a constructed compound channel river
restoration project on an incised stream. Journal of Hydraulic
Engineering (in press) Gross E.S., M. L. MacWilliams, and W. J. Kimmerer, 2009. Three-dimensional modeling
of tidal hydrodynamics in the San Francisco Estuary. San Francisco
Estuary and Watershed Science 7 (2). Kimmerer, W. J., E. S.
Gross, and M.L. MacWilliams, Is the response
of the estuarine
nekton to freshwater flow in the San Francisco Estuary explained by variation
in habitat volume, Estuaries and Coasts, 32: 375-389, DOI
10.1007/s12237-008-9124-x, 2009. MacWilliams, M.L., Salcedo, F.G.,
and E.S. Gross, 2008. San Francisco Bay- Delta UnTRIM Model Calibration Report, POD 3-D Particle
Tracking Modeling Study, Prepared for California Department of
Water Resources, December 19, 2008, 344 p. MacWilliams, M. L., Kitanidis, P.
K., and R. L. Street, Numerical
simulation of flow in incised and compound channels for evaluation of river
restoration design, Inaugural International Conference of the
Engineering Mechanics Institute, EM08, Minneapolis, MN, 2008. MacWilliams, M. L., E. S. Gross, J. F. DeGeorge,
and R. R. Rachielle, Three- dimensional hydrodynamic modeling of the San Francisco
Estuary on an unstructured grid, accepted for IAHR, 32nd Congress,
Venice Italy, July 1-6, 2007. Gross, E.S., N. J. Nidzieko, L.
L. MacWilliams, and M. T. Stacy, 2007. Parameterization
of estuarine mixing processes in the San Francisco Estuary based on analysis
of three-dimensional hydrodynamic simulations, Proceedings of the
Estuarine and Coastal Modeling Conference, ECM10, ASCE. MacWilliams, M. L., Jr., J. M. Wheaton, G. B. Pasternack, R. L. Street, and P. K. Kitanidis, Flow convergence routing hypothesis for pool-riffle
maintenance in alluvial rivers, Water Resour.
Res., 42, W10427, doi:10.1029/2005WR004391, 2006. (click here for full pdf) MacWilliams, M. L., and R. T. Cheng, Three-dimensional hydrodynamic modeling of
San Pablo Bay on an unstructured grid, The 7th
Int. Conf. on Hydroscience
and Engineering (ICHE-2006), Sep. 10 – Sep. 13, Philadelphia, USA,
2006. (click here for full proceedings) Gross, E. S., M. L. MacWilliams and W. Kimmerer,
Simulating
Periodic Stratification in San
Francisco Bay, Proceedings of the Estuarine and Coastal Modeling
Conference, ASCE, 2006. MacWilliams, M. L., E. S. Gross, and W. Kimmerer,
Simulating salt intrusion into Suisun
Bay and the Western Delta, State of the Estuary, 2005. MacWilliams, M. L., Three-dimensional Hydrodynamic
Simulation of River Channels and Floodplains, Ph.D.
Dissertation, Stanford University, 222 p., March, 2004. MacWilliams, M. L., R. L. Street, and P. K. Kitanidis, Modeling Floodplain Flow on Lower
Deer Creek, CA, River Flow 2004: Proceedings of the Second
International Conference on Fluvial Hydraulics, Greco, Carravetta,
& Della Morte (eds.), Vol. 2, 1429-1439, Balkema, 2004. Gross, E. S., M. L. MacWilliams, and W. Kimmerer,
Three-dimensional Hydrodynamic
Modeling to Improve Understanding of Mechanisms Relating Flow to Abundance of
Estuarine Biota, Proceedings of the CALFED Bay-Delta Program Science
Conference, 2004. Gross, E. S., M. L. MacWilliams, and D. Schaaf,
Three-dimensional Salinity Simulations
in Tidal Sloughs, Proceedings of the CALFED Bay-Delta Program Science
Conference, 2004. MacWilliams, M. L., R. L. Street, and P. K. Kitanidis, Modeling Floodplain Flow on Lower Deer Creek, CALFED Science
Conference 2003: Advances in Science and Restoration in the Bay, Delta and
Watershed, Abstract Volume, p.109, January 2003. MacWilliams, M. L., R. L. Street, and P. K. Kitanidis, Numerical Simulation of Flow in Compound Channels, EOS Trans. AGU,
83(47), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract H72B-0852,
2002. MacWilliams, M. L., Hydrodynamic Modeling and River
Restoration, presented at California Water and Environmental Modeling
Forum (formerly known as the Bay-Delta Modeling Forum), February 2002. MacWilliams, M. L., Street, R. L., and Kitanidis,
P.K., Modeling Shear Stresses in Incised and Multi-Stage Channels, EOS
Trans. AGU, 80(46), Fall Meet. Suppl., p. F448,
1999. MacWilliams, Michael L. and Peter K. Kitanidis,
A Geostatistical Approach to the Inverse Problem for Transient Groundwater
Flow, EOS Trans. AGU, 79(45), Fall Meet. Suppl., p.
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