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University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Biological Systems Engineering Department

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Dean Eisenhauer

Dean E. Eisenhauer

Professor of Biological Systems Engineering

Office: 238 L. W. Chase Hall

email: deisenhauer1@unl.edu

Teaching interests

Water Science and Mechanized Systems Management:
  • Soil conservation and watershed management
  • Irrigation systems management
Engineering:
  • Soil and water resources engineering
  • Hydrologic modeling of small watersheds
  • Modeling vadose zone hydrology

Selected publications

Hydraulics Laboratory

Curriculum Vita (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

Research interests

  • Hydrologic impacts of land and water use practices in agricultural regions
  • Engineering of vegetative buffers for riparian and upland ecosystems
  • Infiltration and overland flow
  • Water flow in the intermediate vadose zone
  • Water measurement technnology for irrigation

Ph.D. Agricultural Engineering
Colorado State University - Fort Collins

M.S. Agricultural Engineering
Kansas State University - Manhattan

B.S. Agricultural Engineering
Kansas State University - Manhattan

Registered Professional Engineer, Nebraska

Appointment:
Teaching 50%, Research 50%

 

Professional Recognition

  • Young Engineer of the Year, Mid-Central Region, 1988, American Society of Agricultural Engineers.
  • Extension Award of Merit, Gamma Sigma Delta, November, 1990.
  • Recognition Award for Contributions to Students presented by the Parents Association and Teaching Council of the UNL (1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, and 2002).
  • Research and Education Award, Chemigation Division, The Irrigation Association, 1997.
  • IANR Team Effort Award, MSEA Water Quality Team, 1998.
  • Senior Faculty Holling Family Award for Teaching Excellence, 1999.
  • Person of the Year, Irrigation Association, 1999.
  • Commendation Award, Nebraska Chapter, Soil & Water Conservation Society, 2001.
  • The Commendation Award, Soil and Water Conservation Society, 2002
  • College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Distinguished Teaching Award, 2003