Ed Stowasser, P.E.

Hydraulic Engineer, USACE Dam Safety Modification Center of Expertise

Mr. Stowasser is a 2005 graduate of West Virginia University Institute of Technology in Montgomery, WV with a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering. Currently he is a registered professional engineer in the state of West Virginia. He has worked for the Huntington District, US Army Corps of Engineers, since 2001. He is currently working in the Dam Safety Production Center as a hydraulic engineer for the H&H and Technical Support section. He has been involved with several Dam Safety Studies, Periodic Inspections, Periodic Assessments, Issue Evaluation Studies, and Screening for Portfolio Risk Assessments. Ed has performed as a technical team lead with the national Modeling, Mapping, and Consequence Center (MMC), where he creates HEC-RAS dam failure models, inundation flood mapping, and HEC-FIA models to determine risk and consequences associated with dam or levee failures. He has also been working on the development of the MMC’s Rapid Inundation Mapping (RIM) tool that will build inundation maps for real-time and flood emergency planning exercises.