Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Sansalone Lab
Led by John Sansalone · Environmental Engineering Sciences
What we study
The lab studies water systems, focusing on hydrology, chemistry, and treatment methods for rainfall-runoff, snowmelt, and stormwater. Research involves permeable pavement systems, adsorptive-filtration, and anaerobic digestion.
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Reference data for actual evapotranspiration in a Mediterranean green roof: Evidence from a monitored green roof system in Genoa, Italy
2026 · Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies
Compares actual evapotranspiration rates to reference rates in a Mediterranean green roof.
- Unit Operation and Process Modeling with Physics-Informed Machine Learning
2024 · Journal of Environmental Engineering
Uses physics-informed machine learning to model water infrastructure dynamics.
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- Flexible Permeable-Pavement System Sustainability: A Methodology for Stormwater Management Based on PM Granulometry
2024 · Infrastructures
Evaluates permeable pavement systems for stormwater management in rural and urban areas.
- Extensibility of a Machine Learning Model for Stormwater Basin Design and Retrofit Optimization Through a User-Friendly Web Application
2023 · Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board
Develops a web app to optimize stormwater basin design and retrofit performance.
- Physical Characteristics of Particulate Matter Recovered from Urban Drainage Systems
2022 · Journal of Environmental Engineering
Analyzes particle size and moisture content of particulate matter recovered from urban drainage systems.
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