Dipl. Ing. Gregory Pasternack

University of California

Professor of Watershed Hydrology

My Profile

About

I aim to help society manage and restore hydrogeomorphic processes in support of enhanced ecosystem functioning. Working with others, I do this through a combination of basic physical and ecological science to understand how the naturally complex landscape works and technology transfer to get the methods we develop into the hands of practitioners, regulators, and stakeholders. Teaching, service, and outreach are also important.

Career Type:

Scientist/Researcher/Academic

Organization Type:

Universities and Academia

Expertise Fields/Interests:

Environmental Analysis, Ecohydraulic analysis, Aquatic Ecology, Hydrodynamic Modeling, River Engineering

Major Achievements:

Technical Committees

Committee Name
Committee on Ecohydraulics
Committee on Fluvial Hydraulics
Working Group on Nature Based Solutions
Committee on Education and Professional Development

IAHR Position

Committee Name	Position	Start Date	End Date
Committee on Ecohydraulics	Past Chair	2023-03-03	2025-04-19
IAHR Council	Technical Committee Chair	2021-07-07	2023-03-05
Committee on Ecohydraulics	Chair	2020-06-16	2023-03-02
Committee on Ecohydraulics	Vice Chair	2018-08-20	2020-06-16
JOE Editorial Board	Associate Editors	2017-01-01	Now

My Papers and Presentations

Title	Year
Flow Dependent Dynamics of Microhabitat Patches for Fish Habitat Assessment	2022
Regional Eflows Design using Geo-Hydro-Eco Functional Archetypes	2022
River Architect: Baseline-Condition and Alternative-Design Assessment Software to Promote Sustainability of Eco-Physical River Systems	2022
An Extensible Framework for Integrating Ecohydraulics and Ecohydrology in Regional Environmental Flows	2018

My Videos

Title	Year
[S4-4] Sustainable Design in Ecohydraulics	2022
Gregory Pasternack - Opening of ISE2022	2022
Gregory Pasternack - Opening Remarks	2021
Gregory Pasternack - Q&A Session	2021
Gregory Pasternack - Pacific chinook salmon spawning preference and avoidance of process-based flow convergence routing landforms	2020
Gregory Pasternack - Ecohydraulics Introduction	2020
Gregory Pasternack - Interview	2020

IAHR Awards

IAHR Awards	Date