Mark Stacey
Title
Professor of Environmental Engineering
Department
Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Faculty URL
Email
Phone
(510) 642-6776
Fax
(510) 642-7483
Research Expertise and Interest
environmental fluid mechanics, transport and mixing in stratified flows, dynamics of estuaries, lakes and the coastal ocean, interdisciplinary applications of environmental fluid mechanics
In the News
August 27, 2018
UC Berkeley leads new assessment of Bay Area climate impacts
California today issued its latest assessment of the many challenges the state faces from climate change — including wildfires like those still raging throughout the state – and highlighted for the first time the regional impacts with nine deep-dive reports spearheaded by University of California scientists.
May 1, 2016
Rising seas: A new look at resilient infrastructure
We know that our changing climate will bring rising sea levels to the Bay Area. But do we know how to handle it?
October 8, 2012
Quantifying Nature’s Aquatic Requirements
Pescadero Estuary, located an hour south of San Francisco, is a coastal habitat under intense pressure from several interest groups, some human, others wild. And the estuary’s endangered fish species need specific seasonal water regimens and salinity levels to survive.