Scott Brown has more than two decades of experience in geomorphology and geologic mapping applied to watershed and environmental issues involving stream corridors, floodplains, and surface/ground water interaction. Major projects he has led include assessments of the effects of urbanization on streamflow and channel stability, hydrogeologic interpretation of groundwater sources and flowpaths, geomorphic basis-of-design for stream and wetland restoration, assessments of physical stream characteristics affecting habitat, and baseline hydrologic assessments and monitoring. Scott is the technical and quality assurance lead for Balance’s real-time monitoring and early-warning systems. He specializes in integrating monitoring data with real-time applications for flood-warning systems, water-rights compliance, and water-diversion operations.
- California P.G. 8722
- M.S. Geology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001
- B.A. Geology, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota, 1998
Erosion, GIS Analysis, Grant Strategies and Management, Groundwater, Hydromodification, Illustration, Outreach, Rainfall, Realtime, Water Policy, Water Quality, Water Rights Permitting, Water Supply Analysis