Background
Wu, Zheng Y. was born on August 21, 1963 in Tongzi, Guizhou, China. Arrived in the United States, 2000. Son of Xian C. Wu and Yue Q. Yang.
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Zheng Y. Wu
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Zheng Y. Wu, Chinese, Australian, American hydroinformatics engineer, hydrologist, consultant. Netherlands fellow, 1992, Research fellow, Danish Hydraulics Institute, 1993, Overseas Research fellow, Australia, 1995, Frank Perry scholar, University Adelaide, South Australia, 1995. Member of American Society of Civil Engineers, American Water Works Association (Best Paper award 2002), American Association Artificial Intelligence.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (honorary), Guizhou Institute of Technology, 1983. Master of Science in Hydroinformatics, International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering, Delft, Netherlands, 1994. Doctor of Philosophy in CIvil and Environmental Engineering, University Adelaide, South Australia, 1998.
Career
Senior lecturer Guizhou Institute of Technology, Guiyang, 1986—1992. Hydroinformatics research scholar Danish Hydraulics Institute, Horsholm, 1993—1994. Senior project engineer Sembawang Project Engineering, Singapore, 1994—1995.
Senior engineer Sinclair Knight Merz Proprietary Ltd., Sydney, Australia, 1996—1997. Hydroinformatics specialist Montgomery Watson Australia, Melbourne, 1998—2000. Supervising professional software engineer Montgomery Watson American, Pasadena, California, 2000—2001.
Chief hydroinformatics engineer Haestad Methods, Bentley Systems Inc., Waterbury, Connecticut, since 2001.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Society of Civil Engineers, American Water Works Association (Best Paper award 2002), American Association Artificial Intelligence.
Interests
Connections
Married Feng Hua Zhang, August 22, 1963. Children: Shelley X., Annie X.
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Awards
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Netherlands fellow, 1992, Research fellow, Danish Hydraulics Institute, 1993, Overseas Research fellow, Australia, 1995, Frank Perry scholar, University Adelaide, South Australia, 1995.Netherlands fellow, 1992, Research fellow, Danish Hydraulics Institute, 1993, Overseas Research fellow, Australia, 1995, Frank Perry scholar, University Adelaide, South Australia, 1995.