Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering Department Tel. (614) 247-6133

Ohio State University FAX (614) 292-9448

590 Woody Hayes Dr. email martin.1130@osu.edu

Columbus, OH 43210

Ph.D., Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, May 2000

Dissertation: "Manipulations of Natural System Functions within the Mississippi Delta: A Simulation-Modeling Study" Received "Most Outstanding Dissertation Award"

Committee chair: Dr. John W. Day, Jr.

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL

ME, Environmental Engineering, December 1995

Thesis: "Modeling of Nitrogen Processes in a Wetland Treatment System"

Received Wetlands Certification

Committee chair: Dr. K.R. Reddy

Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

BS, Civil Engineering (Environmental focus), December 1993

Certified Engineer-in-Training (EIT)

Ohio State University, Columbus, OH August 2000-Present

Member of interdisciplinary group developing Ecological Engineering program at Ohio State University.

Investigating and optimizing the use of wetland treatment systems to meet societal and ecological needs.

 

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA January 1996-July 2000

Research Associate, Coastal Ecology Institute

Leader of interdisciplinary group developing simulation landscape models to predict water quality and habitat changes in the Mississippi Delta. These models integrate hydrodynamic and ecological routines to simulate long-term changes across coastal landscapes.

Investigating the use of natural systems (river diversions and wetland treatment systems) to meet societal and ecological needs and applying energy analysis to quantify the natural energies driving these systems.

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL January 1994-December 1995

Developed a spatially distributed model of the nitrogen cycle applicable to wetland treatment systems. Discovered methods to increase nitrogen removal from wetland systems after identifying limitations of this process.

Collected, managed, and interpreted data from a continually monitored wetland treatment system in conjunction with an engineering consulting firm.

Spatial Statistics, Louisiana State University, Spring 1998

-Established a special interest course to meet desires of students and faculty across campus

-Led majority of lectures, cooperated with faculty from Statistics Department

Tropical Ecology International Diploma Course, Merida, Mexico, Summer 1998

-Worked with small groups of students to clarify concepts taught in class

-Planned and supervised sampling trips and experiments to gather data

-Helped students incorporate field data into simulation models

Martin, J.F., White, M.L., Reyes, E., Kemp, G.P., Day, J.W., Mashriqui, H. Evaluation of coastal management plans with a spatial model: Mississippi delta, Louisiana, USA. Environmental Management. 26: 117-129. 2000.

Reyes, E., White, M.L., Martin, J.F., Kemp, G.P., Day, J.W. Landscape modeling of coastal habitat change in the Mississippi delta. Ecology. 81: 8-22 (2000).

Martin, J.F. Reddy, K.R. Interaction and spatial distribution of wetland nitrogen processes. Ecological Modelling. 105: 1-21. 1997.

Day, J.W., Martin, J.F., Cardoch, L., Templet, P.H. System functioning as a basis for sustainable management of deltaic ecosystems. Coastal Management. 25: 115-154. 1997.

Martin, J.F.; Tilley, D.R. Simulating with STELLA. In: Odum, H.T. and Odum, E.C. Modeling for all scales. Academic Press; 2000.

Reyes E., J.F. Martin, M.L. White, J.W. Day, G.P. Kemp. Habitat changes in the Mississippi Delta: future scenarios and alternatives. IN: Spatial modeling in coastal environments. Ed: Costanza, R. Island Press. IN PRESS(2000).

Reyes, E., Martin, J.F., White, M.L., Day, J.W., Kemp, G.P. Landscape modeling in coastal Louisiana: regional mechanisms of land loss. IN: Recent research in coastal Louisiana. Ed: Rozas, L.P., Nyman, A., Proffitt, C.E., Rabalais, N.N., Reed, D.J., Turner, R.E. Louisiana Sea Grant, Baton Rouge, LA. IN PRESS(2000)

Martin, J.F. Emergy analyses of river diversions within the Mississippi delta. Proceedings from the annual meeting of the Intl. Society for the Systems Sciences. Atlanta, GA. 1998.

Martin, J.F. The transformity of riverine sediments in the Mississippi delta. Proceedings from the biennial Emergy Analysis Conf. Gainesville, FL. 1999.

Using natural processes to meet societal and ecological needs: ecological engineering. Fifth National Congress of Portuguese Society of Environmental Engineering. Lisbon, Portugal. 1999.

Ecological engineering in delta landscapes. Fifth World Congress of the Intl. Assoc. for Landscape Ecology. Aspen, CO. 1999.

A system analysis of river diversions. Annual Symposium of American Water Resources Assoc. (Louisiana division). Baton Rouge, LA. 1998.

1999: Evaluation of river diversions in the Mississippi delta using emergy analysis. Intl. Estuarine Research Federation Conf. New Orleans, LA.

1999: Using dynamic spatial landscape models to evaluate management options in coastal landscapes. Fifth World Congress of Intl. Assoc. for Landscape Ecology. Aspen, CO.

1999: Emergy analyses of river diversions within the Mississippi delta. Emergy Analysis Research Conf. Gainesville, FL.

1998: Deltaic sustainability: merging anthropogenic and natural resources. World Deltas Symposium. New Orleans, LA

1998: Emergy analyses of river diversions within the Mississippi delta. Annual Meeting of the Intl. Society for the Systems Sciences, Atlanta, GA.

1998: Evaluation of natural resource management plans with a spatially-explicit landscape model. Annual Meeting Intl. Association for Landscape Ecology. East Lansing, MI. Awarded NASA- Michigan State University Professional Enhancement Award.

1997: Reintegrating pulsing phenomena to delta ecosystems. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. Albuquerque, NM.

1997: Map analysis: implications for spatial model validation. Annual Meeting Intl. Assoc. for Landscape Ecology. Durham, NC.

1996: Spatial modeling of nutrient removal from wetland treatment systems. Ecosummit 1996: sAnnual Meeting of Intl. Society of Ecological Engineering. Copenhagen, Denmark.

1995: Modeling of nitrogen processes in a wetland treatment system. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. Snowbird, UT.

Intl. Society of Ecological Engineering Intl. Society of Ecological Modelling

Ecological Society of America Intl. Assoc. of Landscape Ecology

Water Management Association of Ohio Reviewer: Journal of Environmental Management