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Mr. Tung Nguyen, Ph.D.


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Words or sentences you hear most often at work?

Posted By Tung Nguyen 01-30-2022 11:25 PM
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In my office: - Before the pandemic, on Skype: "Can you hear me?" - After the pandemic, on Teams: "You are on mute !!!" xD How about you? ------------------------------ Tung Nguyen, PhD, Water Resources Modeler Jacobs Sacramento, CA ------------------------------

RE: Flood control and River Engineering

Posted By Tung Nguyen 12-29-2021 09:35 AM
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We can either try to limit the amounts of rainfall/precipitation becoming runoff or try to slow the runoff as much as possible. This is the list that I can think of Increase forest cover Increase permeable surface e.g., green space, pervious concrete/asphalt Collect rain from roofs ...

RE: Leadership/Management Assessments

Posted By Tung Nguyen 12-19-2021 10:26 AM
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Great topic! I am learning a lot from these answers. Thank you! ------------------------------ Tung Nguyen, PhD, Water Resources Modeler Jacobs Sacramento, CA ------------------------------

RE: What's the one tool you can't live without when doing your day-to-day job?

Posted By Tung Nguyen 12-12-2021 09:41 AM
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Thank you! I completely agree with you here. Using scripting tools not only speed things up but also prevent human errors. ------------------------------ Tung Nguyen, PhD, Water Resources Modeler Jacobs Sacramento, CA ------------------------------

RE: What's the one tool you can't live without when doing your day-to-day job?

Posted By Tung Nguyen 12-12-2021 09:41 AM
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Hi Luis. I used to run a lot of Matlab scripts for optimization too. I couldn't afford Matlab so I used Octave (free) which was just as good as Matlab for what I tried to accomplish. As far as QAQC goes, we usually have another team members doing the same process in Excel to make sure that the results ...