Roseanna M. Neupauer


Mailing Address:
Department of Civil Engineering 
B-228 Thornton Hall
351 McCormick Rd.
P.O. Box 400742
The University of Virginia
McCormick Road
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4742 

Telephone: (434)-924-6279 
FAX: (434)-982-2951 
Office: Thornton Hall, D219 
E-mail: rneupauer@virginia.edu


Teaching Activities

Dr. Neupauer teaches a wide range of courses in Civil Engineering and Applied Math.

Course offerings:

  • CE 315: Fluid Mechanics 
  • CE 365: Fluid Mechanics Lab 
  • CE 232: Dynamics 
  • APMA 213: Ordinary Differential Equations 
  • CE 440/CE 655: Groundwater Hydrology 



Professional Memberships


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Educational Background 
Research Interests
  • Groundwater hydrology
  • Groundwater flow and transport modeling
  • Characterization of contaminant sources
  • Inverse methods 
Recent publications include the following: 

Neupauer, R.M. and J.L. Wilson, Forward and backward location probabilities for sorbing solutes in groundwater, Advances in Water Resources, 27(7), 689-705, 2004.

Neupauer, R.M. and J.L. Wilson, Numerical implementation of a backward probabilistic model of groundwater contamination, Ground Water, 42(2), 175-189, 2004.

Neupauer, R.M. and J.L. Wilson, Backward location and travel time probabilities for a decaying contaminant in an aquifer, Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 66(1-2), 39-58, 2003.

Neupauer, R.M. and J.L. Wilson, Backward probabilistic model of groundwater contamination in non-uniform and transient flow, Advances in Water Resources, 25(7), 733-746, 2002. 

Neupauer, R.M. and J.L. Wilson, Adjoint-derived location and travel time probabilities for a multi-dimensional groundwater system, Water Resources Research, 37(6), 1657-1668, 2001.

Neupauer, R.M., B. Borchers, and J.L. Wilson, Comparison of inverse methods for recovering the release history of a groundwater contamination source, Water Resources Research, 36(9), 2469-2475, 2000.