Jeffrey Horsburgh

Jeffrey Horsburgh is a Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering and a Water Researcher at the Utah Water Research Laboratory (UWRL) at Utah State University. His work focuses on hydroinformatics, environmental sensor networks, and watershed hydrology, integrating data models, cyberinfrastructure, and GIS for water quality and hydrology research.

• Professor, Utah State University (College of Engineering)
• Utah Water Research Laboratory

Research Interests: Dr. Horsburgh develops technology for environmental observatories, emphasizing high-frequency sensor data, reproducibility, and cyberinfrastructure. His research spans watershed hydrology, surface water quality, human dimensions of water use, and standards-based data sharing through platforms like HydroShare and HydroServer.

Notable Awards:

• 2024 USU Outstanding Researcher
• 2023 Reproducibility Author Award
• 2019 Outstanding Teacher
• 2014 Early Career Excellence Award (International Environmental Modelling & Software Society)

Education: Ph.D., MS, and BS in Civil/Environmental Engineering from Utah State University (2009, 2001, 1999).