Doctor of Philosophy, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Stanford University
2014
Masters of Science, Civil & Environmental Engineering Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology
Stanford University
2009
Bachelor of Science, Engineering
Colorado School of Mines
2008
Positions
2014 - Present | Scientist
Awards
National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Research Fellowship (Office of Naval Research) 2009-2012 Tau Beta Pi Fellowship 2008-2009 John K. Vennard Civil Engineering Fellowship, Stanford University 2008-2009 National ACEC Kennedy/Jenks Consultant Scholarship 2007 CO ACEC Leonard Rice Scholarship for Water and Wastewater Engineering Leo Borasio 2007 Outstanding Junior Award, McBride Honors Program 2007
Publications
E. van Sebille et al. Lagrangian analysis of ocean velocity data: fundamentals and practices. Ocean Modell., 121(1):49-75, 2018.
Wolfram, P. J. and T. D. Ringler. Computing eddy-driven effective diffusivity using Lagrangian particles. Ocean Modell., 118:94–106, 2017.
Wolfram, P. J. and T. D. Ringler. Quantifying residual, eddy, and mean flow effects on mixing in an idealized circumpolar current. J. of Phys. Oceanogr., 47(8):1897–1920, 2017.
T.D. Ringler, J.A. Saenz, Wolfram, P.J., and L. Van Roekel. A thickness-weighted average per- spective of force balance in an idealized circumpolar current. J. Phys. Oceanogr., 47(2):285–302, 2017.
F. Samsel, T.L. Turton, Wolfram, P.J., and R. Bujack. Intuitive Colormaps for Environmental Visualization. In K. Rink, A. Middel, D. Zeckzer, and R. Bujack, editors, Workshop on Visualisation in Environmental Sciences (EnvirVis). The Eurographics Association, 2017.
Wolfram, P.J., O.B. Fringer, N.E. Monsen, K.T. Gleichauf, D.A. Fong, and S.G. Monismith. Modeling intrajunction dispersion at a tidal river junction. J. Hydraul. Eng., page 04016019, 2016.
Wolfram, P. J. and W. F. Lorenz. Longstanding design: Roman engineering of aqueduct arcades. Int. J. Hist. Eng. Technol., 86(1):56–69, 2016.
Wolfram, P.J., T.D. Ringler, M.E. Maltrud, D.W. Jacobsen, and M.R. Petersen. Diagnosing isopy- cnal diffusivity in an eddying, idealized mid-latitude ocean basin via Lagrangian In-situ, Global, High-performance particle Tracking (LIGHT). J. Phys. Oceanogr., 45(8):2114–2133, 2015.
K.T. Gleichauf, Wolfram, P.J., N.E. Monsen, O.B. Fringer, and S.G. Monismith. Dispersion mechanisms of a tidal river junction in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, California. San Francisco Estuary Watershed Sci., 12, 2014.
Wolfram, P.J. and O.B. Fringer. Mitigating horizontal divergence “checker-board” oscillations on unstructured triangular C-grids for nonlinear hydrostatic and nonhydrostatic flows. Ocean Modell., 69(0):64 – 78, 2013.
W.F. Lorenz and Wolfram, P.J. Ancient water quality: Roman engineering of the Barbegal Mill. J. Am. Water Works Assn., 104(4), 2012.
W.F. Lorenz and Wolfram, P.J. Valley crossings and flood management for ancient Roman aqueduct bridges. J. Irrig. Drain. Eng., 137(12):816–819, 2011.
C. Doutriaux and Wolfram, P.J. UV-CDAT/ci-bots: 0.3 release, June 2017.
K.J. Evans, C. Zender, L. Van Roekel, M. Branstetter, M. Petersen, M. Veneziani, P.J. Wolfram, S. Mahajan, S. Burrows, and X. Asay-Davis. Acme priority metrics (A-Prime). Technical report, Oak Ridge National Lab.(ORNL), Oak Ridge, TN (United States), 2017.
Wolfram, P.J. and T.D. Ringler. Computing Eddy-Driven Effective Diffusivity Using Lagrangian Particles Dataset, November 2016.
