Dr. Liv Haselbach
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Associate Professor Phone: (509) 335-4874 |
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Environmental Engineering, 2000 – University of Connecticut
- M.S., Chemical Engineering, 1981 – UC Berkeley
- B.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering, 1979 – Cornell University
REGISTRATION
- Professional Engineer: CT, NY, SC, VA
- LEED™ Accredited Professional
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Associate Professor: WSU, 2008-present
- Assistant Professor: University of South Carolina (USC), 2002-2008
- Lecturer: Yale University, 2001
- Founding Owner: Brakewood Planning and Design, Civil and Environmental Engineers, 1989-2003
- Land Development Consultant: Sunoco, 1987-1989
- Project/Process Engineer: Sohio Construction Co, 1983-1984
- Project Engineer: Stauffer Chemical Co., Summer 1979, 1981-1983
RESEARCH
- Sustainable Construction
- Low Impact Development
- Environmental Issues in the Concrete Industry
- Pervious Concrete
- Carbon Absorption
- Urban Heat Island Impacts
- Soil Contaminant Modeling/ Decision Support Systems
- Alternative Fueling Infrastructure
- Life Cycle Assessment
TEACHING
- Sustainable Development
- Air Pollution Control Engineering(USC, Yale)
- Land Development (USC)
- Autocad (USC)
- Senior Design (WSU)
BOOKS
- Haselbach, L.M., The Engineering Guide to LEED-New Construction: Sustainable Construction for Engineers, Second Edition, McGraw-Hill Professional, NY, NY 2010
- Haselbach, L.M., The Engineering Guide to LEED-New Construction: Sustainable Construction for Engineers, McGraw-Hill Professional, NY, NY 2008
- Modifications to The Engineering Guide to LEED New Construction
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- Haselbach, L., Boyer, M., Kevern, J., and Schaefer, V. (2012), “Cyclic Heat Island Impacts on Traditional versus Pervious Concrete Pavement Systems”, Accepted for Publication in the Transportation Research Record of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies. Washington, D.C.
- Alam, M. A., Haselbach, L., and Cofer, W. (2012), “Validation of the Performance of Pervious Concrete in a Field Application with Finite Element Analysis”, Accepted for Publication in ASTM International
- Goede, W. and Haselbach, L. (2012), “Investigation into the Structural Performance of Pervious Concrete”, ASCE J. of Transportation Engineering, doi:10.1061/(ASCE)TE.1943-5436.0000305
- Haselbach, L. and Delatte, N. (2011), A Transdisciplinary Approach to Sustainability Education, Policy Paper for the McGraw-Hill Research Foundation
- Thomle, J. and Haselbach, L. (2011), “The Declining pH of Waters Exfiltrated through Pervious Concrete”, ACI SP-282, The Leading Edge of Pervious Concrete, American Concrete Institute
- Haselbach, L. (2010), “The Potential for Clay Clogging of Pervious Concrete under Extreme Conditions”, Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, 15(1), 67-69
- Haselbach, L. and Liu, L. (2010), “Calcium Hydroxide Formation in Thin Cement Paste Exposed to Air”, ACI Materials, 107(4), 365-371
- Haselbach, L. (2009), “Potential for Carbon Absorption in Concrete, J. of Environmental Engineering, 135(6), 465-472
- Haselbach, L., Hussey, J., Feigley, C.E., Hebert, J.R., White, D., and Lawson, A. (2009), “Airborne Transmission via HVAC of Acute Respiratory Infections in Military Facilities? Review of a Basic Training Cohort Study”, Journal of Green Building, 4(1), 114-120
- Haselbach, L. and Maher, M. (2008), “Civil Engineering Education and Complex Systems”, J. of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice, 134(2), 186-192
- Haselbach, L. and Ma, S. (2008), “Potential for Carbon Adsorption on Concrete: Surface XPS Analyses”, Environ. Sci. Technol., 42, 5329–5334
- Ingersoll, W. and Haselbach, L.M. (2007), “RSVSP: A New Approach to Support Military Range Sustainability”, Environmental Engineering Science, 24(4), 525-534
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