Emma White is an Honorary Research Fellow in Infrastructure Engineering at The University of Melbourne and a consulting Hydrogeologist/Groundwater Modeller.
Emma holds a B.Sc in Environmental Geology from The University of Calgary (2007), and a Ph.D in Infrastructure Engineering (2019) and a B.A in Classical Studies from The University of Melbourne (1999).
Experience
2014–present
Hydrogeologist and Technical Writer, Groundwater Solutions Inc.
2014–2019
PhD Candidate, The University of Melbourne
2008–2013
Hydrogeologist, Matrix Solutions Inc
2007–2008
Research assistant, University of Calgary
Education
2019
The University of Melbourne, PhD
2007
University of Calgary, BSc Geology
1999
The University of Melbourne, B.A. Classical Studies
Publications
2019
Groundwater management plans - how well will they work?, White, E.K., Nature, Vol 566, 326
2019
Do groundwater management plans work? Modelling the effectiveness of groundwater management scenarios, White, E. K., J. Costelloe, T. J. Peterson, A. W. Western, and E. Carrara, Hydrogeol Journal.
2018
The best supervisor, White, E.K., Nature, Vol 562, pp 297
2017
The Art of Triage, White, E. K., Science, Vol 357, Issue 6351
2016
Can we manage groundwater? A method to determine the quantitative testability of groundwater management plans., White, E. K., T. J. Peterson, J. Costelloe, A. W. Western, and E. Carrara (2016), Water Resources Research, 52(6), 4863-4882.