UTA's WERC Sets Standard for Water Research
UTA engineers are leading efforts to control flooding and protect Texas communities for decades to come.
In North Texas, water can be both a lifeline and a threat, with record droughts and flash floods occurring in the same region.
Texas is growing fast—our population could double by 2050—but nobody brings their own water with them.
Nick Fang, the Robert S. Gooch Endowed Professor in Civil Engineering and founding director of WERC, emphasizes the need to plan for a future with sustainable water management.
Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington's Water Engineering Research Center (WERC) are working to address these challenges.
- Control flooding
- Protect Texas communities
- Manage water sustainably
Author's summary: UTA's WERC leads water research efforts.
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