Dr. Ming Ye
Ph.D., University of Arizona
Professor
Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science (EOAS)
Office: 303 Carraway Building
Department of Scientific Computing (SC)
Office: 489 Dirac Science Library
Phone: (850) 644-4587
Fax: (850) 644-0098
Email: mye@fsu.edu
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Picture taken in 2009
Picture taken in 2012
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Current Students
Brian Woodall (Ph.D. in progress, 2014-)
Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science
Co-advised with Professor Steve Kish
Dissertation Research:
Saltwater introsion in karst regions
Nur Ahmed (Doctoral student in progress, 2017-)
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Institute
Nur received his master degree in Geology from the Auburn University, and is working on a project of mercury modeling.
Emily Lizotte (Undergraduate geology student)
Department of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science
Emily is working on nitrogen pollusion in karst areas.
Currrent Visiting Scholars
Visiting Scholar: 12/2016-12/2017
Professor Jie Ren is from the Institute of Water Resources and Hydro-electric Engineering at the Xi'an University of Technology. He worked on groundwater and surface water interactions.
Former Students, Post-docs, and Visiting Scholars
Xueming Zheng (Master student, 2016-2018)
Department of Scientific Computing
Xueming received her bachelor degree in mathematics from the Beijing Forestry University. Her master thesis i\
s about global sensitivity analysis for identifying important processes and parameters under model uncertaint\
y.
Visiting Scholar: 12/2016-12/2017
Professor Jie Ren is from the Institute of Water Resources and Hydro-electric Engineering at the Xi'an Univ\
ersity of Technology. He worked on groundwater and surface water interactions.
Xiaoli Liu (Ph.D., 2017)
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Co-advised with Professor Gang Chen in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Dissertation: Optimization of Groundwater Long-Term Monitoring Network with Ant Colony Optimization
Visiting Scholar: 12/2016-12/2017
Professor Jun Li is from the College of Water Resources and Hydropower at the Sichuan University. She worked on watershed model\
ing.
Serena Pham (Master, 2017)
Department of Scientific Computing
Thesis: A Comparative Study between a Single Sorption Constant Model and a Humic Ion-Binding Model
Her research was supported by the project:
Computational Bayesian Framework for Quantification and Reduction of Predictive
Uncertainty in Groundwater Reactive Transport Modeling
funded by the Department of Energy
Hongzhuan Lei (Master, 2017)
Department of Scientific Computing
Thesis: Estimation of Nitrogen Load from Septic Systems to Surface Waterbodies in Indian River County, FL.
He was supported by the project:
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Se\
ptic Systems in Surficial Aquifer
funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Visiting Student: 10/2016-10/2017
Bin Xue was from the Department of Engineering Geology at the China University of Mining and Technology, Beijing. He worked on karst spring hydrograph analysis.
Visiting Scholar: 10/2016-10/2017
Professor Yue Zhang was from the Department of Computer Science at the Yunnan Agricultural University. She worked on detection of sinkholes using machine learning methods.
Roger Benito Pacheco Castro (Ph.D., 2017)
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Institute
Recipient of Fulbright Scholar from Mexico
Dissertation Research: Statistical Analysis of Karst Aquifer Pollution, Karst Flow Model Validation at Laboratory Scale, and Development of Seepage Meter
Bikash Saha (Ph.D., 2017)
Department of Scientific Computing
Dissertation: Modeling of Complex Behaviors of Submarine Debris Flows
Post-doc: 2014-2017
Now a post-foc at the University of Hawaii
Dr. Ahmed Elshall (2013, Louisiana State University) CV
Dissertation: Characterization and Uncertainty Analysis of Siliciclastic Aquifer-Fault System
Ahmed worked on project:
Computational Bayesian Framework for Quantification and Reduction of Predictive Uncertainty in Ground\
water Reactive Transport Modeling
funded by the Department of Energy
Karina Khazmutdinova (Ph.D., 2016)
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Institute
Co-advised with Professor Nick Moore in the Department of Mathematics
Dissertation: Water and Air Flows in Karstic Caves and Conduits
Visiting Scholars: 9/2015-4/2016
Professors Qimin Zhang, Liyu Chen, Li Wang, and Ting Li from the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the Ningxia \
University
They worked with faculty in the Department of Scientific Computing on stability and sensitivity analysis of stochasti\
c models.
 Visiting student: 2/2015-9/2015
Saeedeh Samani is a doctoral student at the University of Tabriz, Iran. She visited FSU for seven months, working on a problem of identifying the appropriate level of model complexity of groundwater reactive transport modeling.
 Post-doc: 2014-2015
Now a staff at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Dr. Mohammad Sayemuzzaman (2013, North Carolina A&T State University)
Dissertation: Spatio-temporal time series trend analysis of climate variability in North Carolina
Sayem worked on project:
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surficial Aquifer
funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
 Benjamin McLaughlin (Ph.D., 2015)
Department of Scientific Computing
Co-advised with Professor Janet Peterson
Dissertation:
Reduced-Order Modeling of Reactive Solute TRansport for Advection-Dominated Problems with Nonlinear Kinetic Reactions
Now a staff at the Naval Support Activity - Panama City.
Heng Dai (Master 2011; Ph.D., 2014)
Department of Scientific Computing
Dissertation:
Uncertainty Quantification of Groundwater Reactive Transport and Coastal Morphological Modeling
Now a post-doc at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Post-doc: 2014-2015
Now a Lecture at Wuhan University, China
Dr. Yan Zhu (2013, Wuhan University) CV
Dissertation: Algorithm Development for Large-scale Groundwater Flow and Nitrogen Transport Modeling
Yan worked on project:
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surficial Aquifers
funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Post-doc: 2014-2015
Now a post-doc at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Dr. Xuehang Song (2014, Wuhan University, China) CV
Dissertation: Data assimilation for saturated-unsaturated flow problems
Xuehang is working on project:
Computational Bayesian Framework for Quantification and Reduction of Predictive
Uncertainty in Groundwater Reactive Transport Modeling
funded by the Department of Energy
Visiting Scholar: 2014-2015
Dr. Dangliang Wang (2011, Chinese University of Mining and Technology) CV
Dissertation: Chemical Grouting for Preventing Leakage
Dangliang is working on a project of sinkhole study.
Visiting Scholar: 2013-2014
Dr. Xiankui Zeng (20012, Nanjing University) CV
Dissertation: Model Uncertainty Analysis for Groundwater Modeling
Xiankui is working on a project of model uncertainty analysis.
Visiting Student: 2013-2014
Xiaohu Tao is a doctoral student from the Hohai University, China
Dongwei is working on a project of Karst modeling.
Visiting Scholar: 2013-2014
Dr. Peigui Liu (2008, Hohai University) CV
Dissertation: Risk Assessment Model and its Application to Groundwater Pumping
Peigui is working on a project of model uncertainty analysis.
Visiting Scholar: 2013-2014
Dr. Dongwei Gui (2010, Chinese Academy of Sciences) CV
Dissertation: Effect of Different Management Intensities on Soil Quality of Farmland During Oasis Development
Dongwei is working on a project of parametric uncertainty analysis.
Post-doc: 2012-2013
Dr. Huaiwei Sun (2011, Wuhan University) CV
Dissertation: Experimental and Theoretical Study of Water-soil Environment in Planted Greenhouse
Huaiwei is working on project:
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surfic\
ial Aquifers
funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Post-doc: 2010-2012
Dr. Liying Wang (2007, Wuhan University) CV
Dissertation: Experimental and Numerical Study of Nitrogen Transport in Variably Saturated Porous Media
Liying is working on the projects:
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surficial Aquifers
funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Impact of Calibration Data on Evaluating Plausibility of Alternative Groundwater models funded by
the National Science Foundation
Visiting Scholar: 2011-2012
Dr. Dejun Feng, Associate Professor, Southwest Jiaotong University CV
Professor Feng is helping on the project entitled
Effect of Near-Term Sea-Level Rise on Coastal Military Infrastruc#\|
ture
funded by the Department of Defense
Dan Lu (Ph.D., 2012)
Department of Scientific Computing
Dissertation:
Assessment of Conceptual Model Uncertainty of Groundwater Flow and Solute Transport
Dan's research was supported by the following two projects:
Impact of Calibration Data on Evaluating Plausibility of Alternative Groundwater models
funded by the National Science Foundation
Mult-Scale Assessment of Prediction Uncertainty in Coupled Reactive Transport Models
funded by
the Department of Energy.
Post-doc: 2011-2012
Dr. Xiaoqing Shi (2006, Nanjing University) CV
Dissertation: Research on Land Subsidence and its Numerical Simulation in the Su-Xi-Chang Area and Shanghai City Abstract
Xiaoqing worked on the projects:
Parallel Computing for Assessment of Predictive Uncertainty in Groundwater Reactive Transport Modeling funded by the
ORAU/ORNL High Performance Computing (HPC) Grant Program.
Mult-Scale Assessment of Prediction Uncertainty in Coupled Reactive Transport Models
funded by
the Department of Energy.
Raoul Fernandes (Master, 2011)
Department of Geological Sciences
Thesis:
Nitrification and Denitrification in Shallow Floridan Aquifer and Vadose Zone [Download]
Raoul's research was supported in part by the project entitled
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surficial Aquifers
funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Fernando Rios (Master, 2010)
Now in the doctoral program of the geography department at the University of Buffalo
Winner of 2012 NSERC Graduate Scholarship and Fellowship
Thesis: A GIS-Based Model for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surficial Aquifers [Download]
Fernando's research was supported by the project entitled
Developing a GIS-Based Software for Estimating Nitrate Fate and Transport from Septic Systems in Surficial Aquifers funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Geoffery Miller (Master, 2010)
Now work as an Assistant Lecture for the FSU's Program in Interdisciplinary Computing (PIC)
Thesis: Parameter Uncertainty Analysis of Uranium Transport Surface Complexation Models [Download]
Geo's research was supported in part by the project entitled
Parallel Computing for Assessment of Predictive Uncertainty in Groundwater Reactive Transport Modeling funded by the ORAU/ORNL High Performance Computing (HPC) Grant Program.
Hailin Deng (2009)
Now Post-doc at the Los Alamos National Laboratory with Dr. Phil Stauffer
2009 Winner of James E. Hooks Memorial Grant
of American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
Dissertation (2009)
Upscaling Reactive Transport Parameters for Porous and Fractured Porous Media
Feng Pan (2009)
now Post-doc at USDA ARS with Dr. Yakov Pachepsky
Winner of DRI Aileen and Sulo M
aki Fellowship (2005-2007), George Burke Maxey Award (2007), and Colin Warden Memorial Endowment Award (2008)
Thesis (2005)
Uncertainty Analysis of Radionuclide Transport in the Unsaturated Zone at Yucca Mountain, UNLV
Dissertation (2009)
Uncertainty, Sensitivity, and Geostatistical Studies of Flow and Contaminant Transport in Heterogeneous Unsaturated Zone,UNLV
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