An Investigation of Saltwater Intrusion in the Complex Coastal Environment of Delaware (“WiCCED Salt”)
Salt-Water Intrusion is a serious issue in Delaware and globally.
Project WiCCED (Water in the Changing Coastal Environment of Delaware) 2018-2024.
WiCCED is a multi-institution project in partnership with National Science Foundation and the State of Delaware aimed at assessing major threats to Delaware’s water quality, and developing viable technological and policy solutions for meeting the challenges imposed by them.
Improving Water Security
Improving water security is fundamentally about making better decisions, based on clear scientific understanding.
This research project brings together people across many disciplines — creating real solutions that will have a positive impact on our state and its citizens.
How Our Team is Working to Improve Water Security
Our Partners
This multi-institution project aims to assess major threats to Delaware’s water quality and develop viable technological and policy solutions for meeting the challenges imposed by them.
Delaware State University places a strong emphasis on research, constantly seeking answers to life’s questions.
Del Tech provides professional development opportunities for their faculty; undergrad research internships; STEM learning opportunities for Delaware’s K-12; and help map the STEM pipeline of career opportunities and educational requirements.
Contact Us
(302) 831-4335
221 Academy Street | Harker ISE Lab, Suite 250 | Newark, DE
Join Our Team of Researchers
Big challenges require ‘WiCCED’ solutions. Our collaborations allow us to take on some of the most challenging problems. Come be a part of something special.