Steven Loheide Professor Department Civil & Environmental Engineering Contact 1269C, Engineering Hall 1415 Engineering Dr Madison, WI p: (608) 265-5277 e: loheide@wisc.edu Education PhD 2006, Stanford UniversityMS 2001, Indiana UniversityBS 1999, University of Northern Iowa Research interests hydroecology/ ecohydrology of ground water dependent ecosystemshydrogeologyriver restorationremote sensinghydrologic consequences of climate changevegetative water use / vegetation patterningsustainable land-use practicesstream-aquifer interactionsecosystem function / serviceshuman interaction with aquatic ecosystemsgreen infrastructure Awards 2022 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Distinguished Professorship of Water Resources Engineering2021 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Harvey Spangler Award for Innovative Teaching and Learning Practices2018 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Vilas Faculty Mid-Career Investigator Award2014 Fulbright, Fulbright Scholar - Universidad Nacional de San Luis, Argentina2012 Geophysical Research Letters, Editors’ Citation for Excellence in Refereeing2011 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Monash University, Australia, Eminent Professor Visit Award2010 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Wisconsin - Madison, Zimmerman Faculty Fellowship2010 National Science Foundation, NSF CAREER Award2002 Stanford University, McGee Grant2002 Geological Society of America , Graduate Student Research Grant2001 Department of Geological Sciences, Indiana University, Estwing Award Outstanding Graduate Student2000 Department of Geological Sciences, Indiana University , Funding in support of research1999 Patton AwardVarious Undergraduate Awards Recent publications Sullivan, P. L., Genereux, D. P., Brookfield, A. E., Rempe, D., Stotler, R. L., Barnard, H. R., Karlstrom, L., McIntosh, J. C., Michael, H. A., Jarecke, K., & others, (2024). Groundwater—The Dynamic Base of the CZ. In Critical Zone and Ecosystem Dynamics (pp. 109–148). Springer Nature Switzerland Cham.Alexander, A., Wright, D. B., Voter, C. B., & Loheide, S. (2024). Beyond Reduction of Runoff: Examining the Added Benefits of Widespread Urban Greening. AGU24.Alexander, G. A., Wright, D. B., Voter, C. B., & Loheide, S. (2024). City-Scale Evaluation of Urban Ecohydrologic Processes on Surface Energy Balance, Heat, and Humidity. Authorea Preprints.Xiao, X., & Loheide, S. (2024). Effects of Managed Aquifer Recharge on Ecosystem Services in Forested and Agricultural Landscapes. AGU24.Loheide, S., Barker, H., Ciruzzi, D. M., Larson, E. R., Kucharik, C. J., & Xiao, X. (2024). Landscape-scale design of Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) to support fisheries, farming, and forests.. WaterSciCon24.Ciruzzi, D. M., Nagle, G., & Loheide, S. (2024). Mapping groundwater-influenced forests in northern Wisconsin. AGU24.Ma, R., Chen, K., Andrews, C. B., Loheide, S., Sawyer, A. H., Jiang, X., Briggs, M. A., Cook, P. G., Gorelick, S. M., Prommer, H., & others, (2024). Methods for quantifying interactions between groundwater and surface water. Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 49.Alexander, G. A., Voter, C. B., Wright, D. B., & Loheide, S. (2024). Urban Ecohydrology: Accounting for Sub-Grid Lateral Water and Energy Transfers in a Land Surface Model. Water Resources Research, 60(3), e2023WR035511.Curtis, H., & Loheide, S. (2023). Identifying Drivers of Abrupt Change in Stormwater Detention Pond Level and Consequences for Ecosystem Services. In AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (pp. H33T–2043).Alexander, A., Voter, C. B., Loheide, S., & Wright, D. (2023). Resolving Fine-Scale Lateral Water Transfers in Urban Environments Alters Regional Climate Simulations. In 103rd AMS Annual Meeting. Courses CIV ENGR 412 - Groundwater Hydraulics (Spring 2025)CIV ENGR 790 - Master's Research or Thesis (Spring 2025)CIV ENGR 919 - Seminar-Hydraulic Engineering and Fluid Mechanics (Spring 2025)CIV ENGR 990 - Thesis (Spring 2025)ENVIR ST 990 - Research (Spring 2025)G L E 699 - Independent Study (Spring 2025)G L E 890 - Pre-Dissertator's Research (Spring 2025)CIV ENGR 311 - Hydroscience (Fall 2024)CIV ENGR 699 - Independent Study (Fall 2024)CIV ENGR 790 - Master's Research or Thesis (Fall 2024)CIV ENGR 919 - Seminar-Hydraulic Engineering and Fluid Mechanics (Fall 2024)CIV ENGR 990 - Thesis (Fall 2024)ENVIR ST 990 - Research (Fall 2024)G L E 890 - Pre-Dissertator's Research (Fall 2024)G L E 990 - Research and Thesis (Fall 2024)CIV ENGR 790 - Master's Research or Thesis (Summer 2024)G L E 890 - Pre-Dissertator's Research (Summer 2024)CIV ENGR 612 - Ecohydrology (Spring 2024)CIV ENGR 790 - Master's Research or Thesis (Spring 2024)CIV ENGR 919 - Seminar-Hydraulic Engineering and Fluid Mechanics (Spring 2024)CIV ENGR 990 - Thesis (Spring 2024)ENVIR ST 990 - Research (Spring 2024)G L E 612 - Ecohydrology (Spring 2024)G L E 890 - Pre-Dissertator's Research (Spring 2024)CIV ENGR 311 - Hydroscience (Fall 2023)CIV ENGR 619 - Special Topics in Hydrology (Fall 2023)CIV ENGR 699 - Independent Study (Fall 2023)CIV ENGR 790 - Master's Research or Thesis (Fall 2023)CIV ENGR 919 - Seminar-Hydraulic Engineering and Fluid Mechanics (Fall 2023)CIV ENGR 990 - Thesis (Fall 2023)ENVIR ST 990 - Research (Fall 2023)G L E 890 - Pre-Dissertator's Research (Fall 2023)CIV ENGR 790 - Master's Research or Thesis (Summer 2023)CIV ENGR 990 - Thesis (Summer 2023)ENVIR ST 990 - Research (Summer 2023)G L E 890 - Pre-Dissertator's Research (Summer 2023)