Schramm, Michael
individual record
Research Specialist
Positions:
- Research Specialist III, Texas Water Resources Institute
overview
As a research specialist for the Texas Water Resources Institute, Michael Schramm leads projects related to watershed planning, water quality assessments and stakeholder engagement. He also provides assistance with a variety of research and extension projects related to water quality and conservation. In addition to water quality research, Michael is interested in incorporating modern data science and open source programming methods into water resource planning.
Prior to joining TWRI in 2016, Michael worked with the Environmental Sciences Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. His research projects contributed to greater understanding of current and potential environmental constraints associated with the U.S. hydropower fleet.
education and training
- B.S. in Biology, University of North Carolina Wilmington - (Wilmington, North Carolina, United States)
- B.A. in Environmental Studies, University of North Carolina Wilmington - (Wilmington, North Carolina, United States)
- M.E.E.P. in , University of Delaware - (Newark, Delaware, United States)
selected publications
Academic Articles7
- Schramm, M., Gitter, A., & Gregory, L. (2022). Total Maximum Daily Loads and Escherichia coli Trends in Texas Freshwater Streams. Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education. 176(1), 36-49.
- Berthold, T. A., Olsoysky, T., & Schramm, M. (2021). Direct Mailing Education Campaign Impacts on the Adoption of Grazing Management Practices. Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education. 174(1), 45-60.
- Schramm, M. P., Bevelhimer, M., & Scherelis, C. (2017). Effects of hydrokinetic turbine sound on the behavior of four species of fish within an experimental mesocosm. Fisheries Research. 190, 1-14.
- Pracheil, B. M., DeRolph, C. R., Schramm, M. P., & Bevelhimer, M. S. (2016). A fish-eye view of riverine hydropower systems: the current understanding of the biological response to turbine passage. Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries. 26(2), 153-167.
- Schramm, M. P., Bevelhimer, M. S., & DeRolph, C. R. (2016). A synthesis of environmental and recreational mitigation requirements at hydropower projects in the United States. Environmental Science and Policy. 61, 87-96.
Email
michael.schramm@tamu.edu
First Name
Michael
Last Name
Schramm
mailing address
Texas A&M AgriLife Research; Texas Water Resource Institute; 2260 TAMUS
College Station, TX 77843-2260
USA
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