Cem Avcı
Rank & Status:
Professor, Full-time
Phone Number:
+90(212) 359-6410
Fax:
+90(212) 287-2457, +90(212) 265-8488
E-Mail:
Education:
Ph.D. | Civil Engineering | Purdue University, West Lafayette USA | 1985 |
M.S. | Civil Engineering | Princeton University, Princeton, USA | 1981 |
B.S. | Civil Engineering | Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey | 1979 |
Service on the Faculty:
Professor | 1999-Present | |
Associate Professor | 1991-1999 | |
Assistant Professor | 1989-1991 | |
Original Appointment | 1989 |
Experience:
Responsibility | Location | Date |
Project Engineer | Woodward Clyde Consultants Chicago USA | 1985-1989 |
Hydrologist | Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations Italy | 1981-1982 |
Publications:
- Avci, C.B., Şahin U. and Çiftci E., “Aquifer Parameter Estimation Using an Incremental Area Method”, accepted for publication in Hydrological Process, 2011
- Çiftci E., Avci, C.B., Börekçi O. and Şahin U., “Assessment of Advective Dispervise Contaminant Transport in Heterogeneous Aquifers using a Meshless Method”, submitted for Publication to Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements, 2011
- Avci, C.B. ,Çiftci E. and Sahin U. “Identification of Aquifer and Well parameters from Stepdrawdown Tests”, Hydrogeology Journal, Volume 18, Number 7, 2010
- E. Güler, C.B. Avci, H. O. Özhan, “Advantages of Using Geomembrane Laminated Geosynthetic Clay Liners for a Tailing Dam in Emet, Turkey“ 3rd International Symposium on Geosynthetic Clay Liners, 15 and 16 September 2010 • Fortress Marienberg, Würzburg/Germany.
- Avci, C.B. and Güler, E., “Environmental Impact Assessment Standards and Thresholds for Sanitary Landfills”, Standards and Thresholds for Impact Assessment, Environmental Protection in the European Union, Volume 3, 2008, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-31141-6
Courses:
Course Code | Course Title | Hours per Week |
CE371 | Introduction to Numerical Methods | 3 hrs. lecture |
CE311 | Fluid Mechanics. | 4 hrs. lecture+ 1 hr. recitation |
CE412 | Hydraulics II | 3 hrs. lecture |
CE312 | Hydraulics | 4 hrs. lecture+ 1 hr. recitation |