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Civil and Environmental Engineering

Channel | updated April 03, 2013

The MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) is dedicated to balancing the built environment with the natural world. In our research, we seek to understand natural systems, to foster the intelligent use of resources and to design sustainable infrastructure systems.

We provide leadership in the field by focusing on technological innovations, seeking advances in basic knowledge and taking a systems perspective. We concentrate our efforts on quantitative and analytical approaches, novel experiment-based modeling, and the development and/or use of appropriate tools and technology.

CEE is an innovative and vibrant place of learning, where undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral researchers pursue their educational and research interests in order to lead the next generation in transforming the disciplines of civil and environmental engineering.

Our research and graduate education programs coalesce around three fields of inquiry: environmental science and engineering; mechanics, materials and structures; and transportation. We offer ABET-accredited undergraduate degree programs in civil engineering and environmental engineering science.

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Groundwater Hydrology - Sampling and Monitoring Devices
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Sampling and Monitoring Devices

Differential head monometer test.

Groundwater Hydrology - Large-scale Aquifer Sampling
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Large-scale Aquifer Sampling

Multi-level samplers (15,000 sampling points), bromide tracer injection.Multi-level samplers (15,000 sampling points), bromide tracer injection.

Groundwater Hydrology - Diffusion Sampling
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Diffusion Sampling

Q&A with Denis Leblanc: Sample collection, diffusion sampling, contaminant storage, water lifting, multi-level samplers, contaminant plume cleanup.

Groundwater Hydrology - Cranberry Bog
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Cranberry Bog

Growing and harvesting cranberries in the Cape Cod cranberry marshes, locating plume discharges.

Groundwater Hydrology - Ashumit Pond Introduction
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Ashumit Pond Introduction

Pond formation history, groundwater flow-through ponds, phosphorous contamination.

Groundwater Hydrology - Animations: Advection with ...
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Animations: Advection with Dispersion

Groundwater Hydrology - Animations: Active Mass Transfer
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Animations: Active Mass Transfer

Groundwater Hydrology - Adsorption: Graphing Over Time
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Hydrology - Adsorption: Graphing Over Time

Groundwater Discharge - Iron and Manganese Presence
  • MIT OpenCourseWare,
  • Educational
Groundwater Discharge - Iron and Manganese Presence

Pond description and background; groundwater discharge into lake, dissolved iron and manganese contamination.

The Impact of the Panama Canal on Global Shipping
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • Event
Global Leadership Lecture Series: The Impact of the Panama Canal on Global ...

Global Leadership Lecture Series: The Impact of the Panama Canal on Global ShippingAlberto Aleman Zubieta, CEO, Panama Canal Authority 03/15/2012 | 11:30 am | Room E51-345 The expansion of the Panama Canal, scheduled to open in 2014, is an incredibly large and ...

Experiment (100x slower)
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  • News
Experiment (100x slower)

The researchers needed to be able to change a cat's lapping speed in order to test their theory. So they developed a robotic version of a cat's tongue -- a mechanical column with a 1-inch glass disk at the tip. This device allowed the researchers to study the liquid column for different ...

Energy-Efficient Salps
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • Feature
Energy-Efficient Salps

Energy-efficient salps swim and forage. To find out more, read a news release at http://cee.mit.edu/news/releases/2010/salp . Video courtesy of Roman Stocker of the MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Kelly Rakow Sutherland and Larry Madin of Woods Hole Oceanographic ...

Elongated Microbes Align With Turbulent Flow
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • Feature
Elongated Microbes Align With Turbulent Flow

This is a culture flask being shaken in front of a video camera. The dark whorls are actually light backscattering off elongated microbes locally aligned with the turbulent flow. Video / Marcos, Seymour, Luhar, Durham, Mitchell, Macke and Stocker from the paper, ...

EAPS in Brief: Atmospheric Chemist Colette Heald
  • Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences,
  • Profile
EAPS in Brief: Atmospheric Chemist Colette Heald

Atmospheric chemist Professor Colette Heald joined MIT this spring as an Assistant Professor with a joint appointment in EAPS and Civil and Environmental Engineering. She received her BS in Engineering Physcs from Queen's Universityin Kingston, Ontario (she is ...

DES4: "From Network Science to Human Dynamics"
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • Feature
DES4: "From Network Science to Human Dynamics"

The first of the CEE Distinguished Engineering and Science Speaker Seminar Series, presented Oct. 26, 2011 by Dr. Albert-Laszlo BarabasiCenter for Complex Networks Research Northeastern University Department of Medicine and CCSB Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA ...

Daily Patterns of Human Activities in the City
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • Demonstration
Daily Patterns of Human Activities in the City

This is an animation visualizing the movement and activities (differentiated by nine colors in the legend) of the surveyed individuals in the Chicago metropolitan area for an average weekday in 2008.  Data source: Chicago Travel Tracker Household Travel Inventory ...

Cutta Cutta (12x slower)
  • MIT News,
  • News
Cutta Cutta (12x slower)

Cutta Cutta drinking Cat fanciers appreciate the gravity-defying grace and exquisite balance of their feline friends. But do they know that those traits extend even to the way cats lap milk? Researchers analyzed the way domestic and big cats lap and found that felines of all sizes take ...

Coupling simulation-based and analytical traffic models to ...
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • Feature
Coupling simulation-based and analytical traffic models to mitigate urban ...

Presentation given by Carolina Osorio on May 4, 2010

Miller Lecture: Complex Sociotechnical Systems
  • Engineering Systems Division,
  • Event
Complex Sociotechnical Systems: The Case for a New Field of Study

The Annual Charles L. Miller Lecture (recorded on 4/25/12), with Interim ESD Director Joseph Sussman

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Greenhouse Gas Can Find a Home Underground
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering,
  • News
Carbon Capture & Storage: Greenhouse Gas Can Find a Home Underground

A new study by researchers at MIT shows that there is enough capacity in deep saline aquifers in the United States to store at least a century's worth of carbon dioxide emissions from the nation's coal-fired powerplants.

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