Neil S.

Grigg
Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Colorado State University
Ft Collins CO 80523
Tel 970-491-3369; Fax 970-491-7727; neilg@engr.colostate.edu

Education and experience:

Ph.D. 1969 Colorado State University (Hydraulic Engineering; focus on river
mechanics and sedimentation)
M.S. 1965 Auburn University (Hydraulic/Structural Engineering; focus on open
channel hydraulics)
B.S. 1961 US Military Academy (Engineering)

Current. Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Colorado State

University. Teaching and research subjects: water resources management, river
management and flood control, utility management, stormwater, infrastructure finance
and management, pipeline engineering and hydraulics.
1982–date. Colorado State University: Professor of Civil and Environmental
Engineering (1982-); Department Head, Civil Engineering (1991-2000). Director,
Colorado Water Resources Research Institute (1988-91) and Water Center (1991-1995);
Director, International School for Water Resources (1985-88). Also serve as River
Master of Pecos River for U.S. Supreme Court case No.65, Original (1988-date).
1979–82. State of North Carolina Assistant Secretary for Natural Resources (1979-82)
and Director of Environmental Management (1979-80). Responsible for natural
resources agencies within Department of Natural Resources and Community
Development. Supervised planning, permitting and enforcement programs for water
quality, water resources, and air quality. Delivered nationwide short courses on
stormwater and flood control engineering and management.
1977–82. Director of University of North Carolina Water Resources Research Institute.
Member, NC Sediment Control Commission. Professor of Civil Engineering, North
Carolina State University; Adjunct Professor of Environmental Sciences and
Engineering, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Research focus on rivers,
estuaries and coastal waters. On leave 1979-1982.
1972–77. Colorado State University. Principal investigator for research into combined
sewer control, stormwater management and flood control, and hydrology for
transportation engineers. CSU Director of International Education (1976-1977).
1968–76. Co-founder and vice-president of Sellards & Grigg Inc, a Denver-area civil
and environmental engineering firm. Focus of work on stormwater management, flood
control, urban water issues. The firm was bought out in 2006 by Short Elliott
Hendrickson Inc.
1964–72. University of Denver. Assistant Dean of Engineering (1970-2). Assistant
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Colorado State University Ph.D.
student. Research associate and research hydraulic engineer with US Geological Survey.
Engineer for Ken R. White Company, Denver, (1965-7); Auburn University M.S. student
(1964-5).

1961–64. Military service with US Army Corps of Engineers. Assignments with

engineering battalion in Germany and as instructor, US Army School, Europe.

Specific areas of experience

River management. Involved with litigation concerning flooding and river controls.
Directed project to review water law and integrated water resources management in
Colombia. Principal consultant in Alabama Water Resources Policy Commission and in
establishment of Alabama Office of Water Resources. UNDP expert on Egypt Master
Plan for Nile water use; visit to study UK reorganization of river basin authorities; FAO
expert on Somalia water policy; China Water Tour under American Association for
Advancement of Science to study river basin planning and related topics; tour of Japan
to study public works, including river basin planning; tour of Vietnam to study water
management; led water management tour of South Africa; invited speaker to Korea
Water Resources Association on Integrated Water Resources Management; visits to
Indonesia to consult on water policy.

Interstate river basin and transboundary water management. Served since 1988 as River
Master of Pecos River under U.S. Supreme Court appointment. Involves annual
accounting for water and overseeing modifications of interstate water rights accounting
process. Active participation in Apalachicola–Chattahoochee–Flint system river basin
planning activities involving Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, including interstate compact
negotiations. Had oversight in 1980 of the Yadkin–Pee Dee Level B study, funded by
US Water Resources Council, and involving NC and SC.
Infrastructure and public works management. Over forty years of experience in
infrastructure and public works industry as: state and local official or member of advisory
board, member of American Public Works Association Board of Directors, consulting
engineer, participant in national infrastructure policy boards and activities, author of
several books about infrastructure management and policy. Taught graduate class on
infrastructure management for over 30 years. Recently served as member of Quality
Council for American Public Works Association to implement public agency
management certification program.

Public agency management. As North Carolina’s Assistant Secretary for Natural

Resources and Director of Environmental Management had responsibility for river basin
water quantity and quality, and groundwater management. Oversaw water permitting
programs for water quality and quantity and initiated active enforcement actions with
industries and cities for compliance. Led effort to create Office of Water Resources and
took part in national efforts to strengthen state government water agencies. Coordinated
efforts to promote regional interstate environmental and water issues.
Water Research Center and engagement: Was founding Director, Colorado State
University Water Center (1991-1995). Served as Director, Colorado Water Resources
Research Institute (1988-91) and Director, University of North Carolina Water Resources

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Research Institute (1977–81). Organized national workshops for Water Research
Foundation (2001, 2003). Organized Colorado Water Engineering and Management
Conferences, 1987, 89, 90; Short courses in stormwater management; International
Conference: Transfer of Water Resources Knowledge (1977); National Workshop on
Drought Water Management 1988; Colorado Workshop on Dam Safety 1989; North
Carolina Workshops on Stormwater and Sedimentation; Southeast regional conferences,
including stormwater management, groundwater, water administration, toxic substances,
water supply and conservation; Youth and Environmental Industry Conference, 1995;
Water and Environmental Education Conference, 1992.
Water industry boards and associations. Big Thompson Water Forum (Vice Chair, then
Chair, 2005); Ft Collins Water Board (1983-95; President 1991-5); Chair, ASCE Urban
Water Resources Research Council (1978-9); Chair, Water Committee, Ft Collins
Chamber of Commerce (1989-1991); Director, Association of State and Interstate Water
Pollution Control Officials (1980-1); Fellow, International Water Resources Association.
Chair, Advisory Council for Environment and Water Resources Institute (1998–);
American Water Works Association.

Other qualifications
• Professional associations: American Society of Civil Engineers. Fellow and Life
Member. American Academy of Water Resources Engineers (Founding Diplomate).
Pan American Academy of Engineering (Charter Member); American Water Works
Association, Life Member; American Public Works Association, Board of Directors,
(1992-95); National Association of Water Institute Directors (1988-91); Ft Collins
Water Board (1983-95; President 1991-5); Chair, ASCE Urban Water Resources
Research Council (1978-9); Chair, Water Committee, Ft Collins Chamber of
Commerce (1989-1991); Director, Association of State and Interstate Water Pollution
Control Officials (1980-1); Member, International Water Resources Association.
Member, Fort Collins Transportation Board (2003-2008).

• Registered professional engineer in Colorado, Alabama, North Carolina.

Awards

Honorary degree: Doctor Honoris Causa En Management, (GERENS, Peru) 2020

Service Award, CSU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 2020
ASCE EWRI Lifetime Achievement Award 2016
Oliver P. Pennock Distinguished Service Award, CSU 2013
International Water Resources Association, Best Paper Award 2008
American Water Works Association, Division Best Paper Award, Management 2006
Pan American Academy of Engineering, Charter Member 2006
George T. Abell Engineering Faculty Award 2005
APWA Reporter Magazine, Selected for Member Focus 2005
Distinguished Faculty Award, CSU Alumni Association 2005
CSU International Programs, Distinguished Service Award 2005
Public Works Magazine Trendsetter Award 2004

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Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching, CE 2004
AWWA, Life Member 2004
UCOWR Warren Hall Medal 1998
Donald Stone Award of APWA 1997
ASCE, WRPMD, Service to Profession Award 1987
Outstanding faculty award in Civil Engineering 1987
Fellow, IWR of APWA 1986
Fellow, ASCE 1985
Fellow, AAAS 1983
NC Governor’s Award for Environmental Protection 1981
UNC Public Service Fellow 1979
Consulting Engineer’s Council research award 1976

Publications (2008-2021)

BOOKS
Grigg, Neil S. Total Water Management: practices for a sustainable future AWWA
Press. 2008.
Grigg, Neil S. and Zenzen, Mary. 2009. Water and Wastewater Workforce
Planning, Design, and Action for Organizational Excellence. AWWA Press. Denver.
Grigg, Neil S. 2010. Economics and Finance of Infrastructure and Natural Resources: A
Guide for Engineers. ASCE Press. Reston VA.
Grigg, Neil S. 2010. Infrastructure Finance: The Business of Infrastructure for a
Sustainable Future. John Wiley & Sons.
Grigg, Neil S. 2010. Governance and Management for Sustainable Water Systems. IWA
Press. London.
Grigg, Neil S. 2011. The Water Business: From the Global Environment to Your Tap.
John Wiley & Sons.
Grigg, Neil S. 2012. Water and Sewer Infrastructure Management. CRC Press/Lewis
Publishers (Second edition).
Grigg, Neil S. 2016. Integrated Water Resources Management: An Interdisciplinary
Approach. Palgrave MacMillan.

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Journal articles
MacDonnell, L. and Grigg, N. 2008. Establishing a Water Law Framework:
The Colombia Example. Water International: Journal of International Water Resources
Association.
Grigg, Neil S. 2008. Integrated Water Resources Management: Balancing Views and
Improving Practice. Water International.33(3)1–20.
Grigg, Neil S. 2008. Alternative Futures for the Water Industry: Technology,
Organization, and Public Expectations. Journal of the New England Water Works
Association. 122(4)303-310.
Grigg, Neil S. 2009. Water and wastewater workforce: The case for better data.
JAWWA. August. (Also selected for AWWA book on The Business of Water).
Rogers, Peter D. and Grigg, Neil S. 2009. Failure Assessment Modeling to Prioritize
Water Pipe Renewal – Two Case Studies. ASCE Journal of Infrastructure Systems.
15(3), 162–171.
Grigg, Neil S. 2010. Water Distribution Systems: Six Decades of Research. Journal
NEWWA March 2010 19-29.
Grigg, Neil S. 2010. Education to build capacity for total water management. AWRA
Impact. 12(6):5-7 (2010).
Yoshihiro Katsuhama and; Neil S. Grigg. Capacity building for flood management
systems: a conceptual model and case studies. Water International. Vol. 35, No. 6,
November 2010, 763–778.
Akmalah, Emma and Neil S. Grigg. 2011. Jakarta Flooding: Systems Study of Socio-
Technical Forces. Water International. 36(6)733-747. October.
Grigg, N. 2011. Leadership for sustainable water management: challenges and
opportunities. Leadership and Management in Engineering. 11(2)121-127. April.
Iwan K. Hadihardajaa and Neil S. Grigg. 2011. Decision support system for irrigation
maintenance in Indonesia: a multi-objective optimization study Water Policy 13 (2011)
18–27.
Grigg, N. 2012. Large-Scale Disasters: Leadership and Management Lessons. Leadership
Manage. Eng., 12(3), 97–100. Also Editor of Special Issue: Large-Scale Disasters:
Leadership and Management Lessons.
Grigg, Neil S. 2012. Water utility leadership and its key role in protecting aquatic
ecosystems. JOURNAL AWWA. 104:10. October 5.
Grigg, Neil S. 2013. Water main breaks—risk assessment and investment strategies.
Journal of Pipeline Systems, ASCE. 4(4)1-7.
Grigg, Neil S. 2013. Stormwater Programs: Organization, Finance, and Prospects.
Public Works Management and Policy. Public Works Management Policy January 2013
vol. 18 no. 1 5-22
Grigg, Neil S. 2013. Infrastructure Stimulus Spending: Lessons for Assessment and
Engineering Education. ASCE Journal of Engineering Education and Practice. April.
139(2)81-86.

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Grigg, Neil S. 2013. Stormwater Programs: Organization, Finance, and Prospects.
Public Works Management and Policy. Volume 18 Issue 1 January 2013 pp. 3 - 20.
Akhbari, Masih and Grigg, Neil S. 2013. "A Framework for an Agent-Based Model to
Manage Water Resources Conflicts." Water Resources Management. (27)4039-4052.
Grigg, N. Water Resources Planning: An Integrative Framework for Multiple Purposes
and Strategies. L'ACQUA 5-6/2013.
Grigg, N. (2014). "Infrastructure Report Card: Purpose and Results." J. Infrastruct. Syst.,
10.1061/(ASCE)IS.1943-555X.0000186, 02514001. 21(4)
Grigg, N. 2014. The 2011–2012 Drought in the United States: new lessons from a
record event. International Journal of Water Resources Development. 30(2)183-199.
Grigg, N. 2014. Integrated Water Resources Management: Unified process or debate
forum? International Journal of Water Resources Development. 30(3)409-422.
Akhbari, Masih and Grigg, N. 2014. Water management tradeoffs between agriculture
and the environment: a multiobjective approach. ASCE Journal of Irrigation and
Drainage. 140(8).
Rogers, Peter and Grigg, Neil. 2014. Management Challenges Facing Dual Water
Systems. Water Asset Management International. 1(10)8-13. March.
Allen, Martin J., Clancy, J., Kirmeyer, G. and Grigg, N. 2014. Microbial Monitoring
Prevents Waterborne Diseases- and the Moon is Made of Green Cheese. Journal,
American Water Works Association. 106(5).
Rogers, Peter and Grigg, N. 2015 (in press). Trends in Dual Water Systems. Journal of
Water Reuse and Desalination.
Grigg, N. 2015. Management Tools to Optimize Pipeline Lifetimes. Journal American
Water Works Association. January 2015.
Mohammed S. Hashem Mehany, PhD, PMP1; and Neil Grigg. 2014. Delay Claims in
Road Construction – Best Practices for a Quality Management System. Submitted 2014.
Under revision. ASCE Journal of Construction Engineering and Management.
Grigg, N. Problem archetypes as common ground for water management education
ASCE Journal of Water Resources Management Journal, 2015.
Grigg, N. Misalignment of watershed and jurisdictional boundaries: the importance of
scale, Water Policy December 2014.
Mohammed S. Hashem Mehany, and Neil Grigg, Causes of Road and Bridge
Construction Claims: Analysis of Colorado Department of Transportation Projects.
Accepted by ASCE Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and
Construction. 10.1061/(ASCE)LA.1943-4170.0000162 , 04514006. September 2014.
Christos A. Karavitis, Demetrios E. Tsesmelis, Nikolaos A. Skondras, Demetrios
Stamatakos, Stavros Alexandris, Vassilia Fassouli, Constantina G. Vasilakou, Panagiotis
D. Oikonomou, Gregor Gregorič , Neil S. Grigg and Evan C. Vlachos. Linking Drought
Characteristics to Impacts on a Spatial and Temporal Scale. Water Policy. Vol 16 No 6
pp 1172–1197.
Grigg, N. 2017. Institutional Analysis of Drinking Water Supply Failure: Lessons from
Flint, Michigan. Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice.

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Am. Society of Civil Engineers. July 2017. Volume 143, Issue 3. Online publication
date: November 15, 2016.
Grigg, Neil S. and Butler, John. 2018. Distribution Systems: Getting better or getting
worse? ASCE Journal of Pipelines.
Grigg, Neil S. 2018. Financing water security to support the Sustainable Development
Goals. Special Paper for UNESCO Center for Water Security. (Scheduled publication
2018),
Allen, Martin, Clark, Robert, Cotruvo, Joseph A., and Neil Grigg. 2018. Drinking Water
and Public Health in an Era of Aging Distribution Infrastructure. Public Works
Management & Policy. 1 –9. DOI: 10.1177/1087724X18788368.
Grigg, Neil. 2017. Water infrastructure: State-of-the-Art of managing society’s
critical supply and protection system. International Journal of Water Resources
Development.
IWRM and the nexus approach: Versatile concepts for water resources. UCOWR
Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education. Scheduled April 2019.
Unbundling infrastructures to identify attractive public-private infrastructure
partnerships. ASCE Journal of Infrastructure Systems. 2018 publication. Forum paper.
Grigg, N. S., Connor, T., & Maas, A. (2017). Financing Integration of Urban Water
Systems: From Service Provision to Resource Management. Public Works Management
& Policy, 1087724X17732789. https://doi.org/10.1177/1087724X17732789
Water–health nexus: modeling the pathways and barriers to water-related diseases.
Water Resources Management. 2018.
Water supply organizations. Journal AWWA. Scheduled November 2018.
Water and Climate: Charting the Path to a Sustainable Future. Declaration from 2016
Global Water & Climate Initiative. Larry Brazil, Neil Grigg, Chris Kummerow and
Reagan Waskom. ASCE Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management.
Editorial. 143(10). October.
Centralized and Decentralized Strategies for Dual Water Supply: Case Study
Jeanne Cole, Sybil Sharvelle, Dan Fourness; Neil Grigg, Larry Roesner, and Jon
Haukaas. ASCE J. Water Resources Planning and Management. 2018, 144(1):
05017017.
Water infrastructure: State-of-the-Art of managing society’s critical supply and
protection system. International Journal of Water Resources Development. Published
online November 24, 2017. Accepted for 2018 publication.
Collective action in multilevel water governance and management: variation by scale and
problem type. Tentatively accepted by International Journal of Water Governance.
December 2017.
Drinking Water and Health in an Era of Aging Distribution Infrastructure. Martin J.
Allen, Neil Grigg, Robert Clark, & Robert C. Renner. Submitted to Journal, American
Water Works Association.
Water supply pipeline failures: investigative procedures and data management
Neil S. Grigg, F., LM, ASCE. ASCE Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities.
2018. Technical note.

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Water-Food-Energy: Nexus and Non-Nexus Approaches for Optimal Cropping Pattern.
Inas El Gafy, Neil Grigg, Reagan Waskom. Water Resources Management. December
2017, 31(15) 4971–4980.
What Now? An Overview if Urban Water Infrastructure in the USA. Alexander Maas,
Theresa Connor and Neil Grigg, Regions 306 Summer 2017 16-17.
Collecting failure data to improve asset management. Neil S. Grigg and Jerimiah Hess.
Advances in Water Research. July-August 2017. 27(3).
Grigg, Neil S. 2017. Flooding from Hurricane Harvey causes a host of public
health concerns.
https://theconversation.com/flooding-from-hurricane-harvey-causes-a-host-of-public-
health-concerns-83134
Grigg, Neil S. 2017. Safe Drinking Water: The global problem of safe and reliable
water. Water Efficiency Magazine. May 25, 2017. https://foresternetwork.com/water-
efficiency-magazine/guest-commentary/safe-drinking-water/
Pipeline failure visualization to Minimize Failures in the Public Rights of Way. Neil S.
Grigg and Vic Bianes. APWA Reporter. August. 98-100.
Centralized and Decentralized Strategies for Dual Water Supply: Case Study
Jeanne Cole, Sybil Sharvelle, Dan Fourness; Neil Grigg, Larry Roesner, and Jon
Haukaas. ASCE J. Water Resources Planning and Management. 2018, 144(1):
05017017.
Water infrastructure: State-of-the-Art of managing society’s critical supply and
protection system. International Journal of Water Resources Development. Published
online November 24, 2017.
Collective action in multilevel water governance and management: variation by scale and
problem type. International Journal of Water Governance. 2018.
Neil S. Grigg (2018) Service levels for the four billion people with piped water on
premises, Water International, 43:4, 531-547, DOI: 10.1080/02508060.2018.1452119 .
Water supply pipeline failures: investigative procedures and data management
Neil S. Grigg, F., LM, ASCE. ASCE Journal of Performance of Constructed Facilities.
Accepted in 2017 for publication in 2018. Technical note.
Water-Food-Energy: Nexus and Non-Nexus Approaches for Optimal Cropping Pattern.
Inas El Gafy, Neil Grigg, Reagan Waskom. Water Resources Management. December
2017, 31(15) 4971–4980.
What Now? An Overview if Urban Water Infrastructure in the USA. Alexander Maas,
Theresa Connor and Neil Grigg, Regions 306 Summer 2017 16-17.
Collecting failure data to improve asset management. Neil S. Grigg and Jerimiah Hess.
Advances in Water Research. July-August 2017. 27(3).
Grigg, Neil S. 2017. Flooding from Hurricane Harvey causes a host of public
health concerns. The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/flooding-from-
hurricane-harvey-causes-a-host-of-public-health-concerns-83134
Grigg, Neil S. 2017. Safe Drinking Water: The global problem of safe and reliable
water. Water Efficiency Magazine. May 25, 2017. https://foresternetwork.com/water-
efficiency-magazine/guest-commentary/safe-drinking-water/

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Pipeline failure visualization to Minimize Failures in the Public Rights of Way. Neil S.
Grigg and Vic Bianes. APWA Reporter. August. 98-100.
Grigg, Neil S. 2019. Financing water security to support the Sustainable Development
Goals. Global Water Security Issues (GWSI) Paper Series. UNESCO International
Center for Water Security and Sustainable Development.
Uncertainty and legal foreseeability in flood risk management Technical Note, ASCE-
ASME Journal of Risk and Uncertainty in Engineering Systems, Part A: Civil
Engineering.
Variable Infiltration Capacity Model Sensitivity, Parameter Uncertainty, and Data
Augmentation for the Diyala River Basin in Iraq. Authors: Saddam Q. Waheed, Neil S.
Grigg, Jorge A. Ramirez, ASCE's Journal of Hydrologic Engineering
Development of a Parametric Regional Multivariate Statistical Weather Generator for
Risk Assessment Studies in Areas with Limited Data Availability. Authors: Saddam Q.
Waheed, Neil S. Grigg, Jorge A. Ramirez. Climate (in Special Issue on Application of
Climatic Data in Hydrologic Models)
Smart water management: can it improve accessibility and affordability of water for
everyone? Water International Special Iss.
Characterizing influence of hydrologic data inter-correlation on decision variables:
Evidence from Diyala River Basin in Iraq
Saddam Q. Waheed, Maryam N. Alobaidy, Neil S. Grigg
ASCE's Journal of Hydrologic Engineering.
U.S. flood insurance at 50 years: is the public–private partnership working? Water
Policy. Water Policy (2019) 21 (3): 468–480. https://doi.org/10.2166/wp.2019.004
Data and Analytics to Combat Water Main Failure. Journal, American Water Works
Association. May 2019.
Is a Stormwater Fee a Rain Tax? ASCE. J. Leg. Aff. Dispute Resolut. Eng. Constr.,
2019, 11(3): 04519017
IWRM and the Nexus Approach: Versatile Concepts for Water Resources Education.
Universities Council on Water Resources Journal of Contemporary Water Research &
Education. Issue 166, April 2019.
Overcoming Obstacles to Deficit Irrigation: Colorado Case Study. Manijeh
Mahmoudzadeh Varzi and Neil Grigg, ASCE Journal of Water Resources Planning and
Management. Volume 145 Issue 10 - October 2019.
Alternative Water Transfer Methods: Review of Colorado Experiences. Manijeh
Mahmoudzadeh Varzi; Neil S Grigg. ASCE Journal of Irrigation and Drainage
Engineering.
Tsesmelis, D.E., Oikonomou, P.D., Vasilakou, C.G. et al. Assessing structural
uncertainty caused by different weighting methods on the Standardized Drought
Vulnerability Index (SDVI). Stoch Environ Res Risk Assess 33, 515–533 (2019)
doi:10.1007/s00477-019-01648-4.
Oikonomou, Panagiotis & Tsesmelis, Demetrios & M. Waskom, Reagan & Grigg, Neil &
Karavitis, Christos. (2019). Enhancing the Standardized Drought Vulnerability Index by
Integrating Spatiotemporal Information from Satellite and In Situ Data. Journal of
Hydrology. 569. 265-277. 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2018.11.058.
Grigg, Neil S. 2019. Financing water security to support the Sustainable Development

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Goals. Global Water Security Issues (GWSI) Paper Series. UNESCO International
Center for Water Security and Sustainable Development.
Floods, lawsuits and water infrastructure management. ASCE Journal of Legal Affairs
and Dispute Resolution.
Providing Effective Means to Reform the National Flood Insurance Program through
Risk Mapping. ASCE Journal of Sustainable Water Management in the Built
Environment. Forum.
Transboundary Groundwater Cooperation among Countries of the Arabian Peninsula
Mohamed J. Abdulrazzak, Ph.D.; Panagiotis D. Oikonomou, Ph.D.; Neil S. Grigg, Ph.D.
ASCE Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. 146(1)
Smart water management: can it improve accessibility and affordability of water for
everyone? IWRA Special Issue.
Missouri River governance: collective action and basinwide problems. ASCE Journal of
Water Resources Planning and Management.
Uncertainty and legal foreseeability in flood risk management. ASCE-ASME Journal of
Risk and Uncertainty Analysis.
Variable Infiltration Capacity Model Sensitivity, Parameter Uncertainty, and Data
Augmentation for the Diyala River Basin in Iraq. ASCE Journal of Hydrologic
Engineering. Saddam Waheed, Neil Grigg, Jorge Ramirez.
Mohamed J. Abdulrazzak, Ph.D.; Panagiotis D. Oikonomou, Ph.D.; Neil S. Grigg,
Ph.D.Transboundary Groundwater Cooperation among Countries of the Arabian
Peninsula . Tentative acceptance. ASCE Journal of Water Resources Planning and
Management. December, 2018.
Mahmoudzadeh Varzi, Manijeh and Grigg, Neil S. 2018. Alternative Water Transfer
Methods: Review of Colorado Experiences. Submitted March 2018 to ASCE Journal of
Irrigation and Drainage Engineering. Accepted for review by editor only.
Grigg, N.S. (2018). Collective action in multilevel water governance and management:
variation by scale and problem type. International Journal of Water Governance, 6, 1–
18.
Neil S. Grigg (2018) Service levels for the four billion people with piped water on
premises, Water International, 43:4, 531-547, DOI: 10.1080/02508060.2018.1452119
Grigg, Neil S. Financing Integration of Urban Water Systems: From Service Provision to
Resource Management. Public Works Management & Policy Volume 23 Issue 2, April
2018. doi.org/10.1177/1087724X17732789
Grigg, Neil. (2018). Water–Health Nexus: Modeling the Pathways and Barriers to Water-
Related Diseases. Water Resources Management. 10.1007/s11269-018-2104-4.
Cole, J.; Sharvelle, S.; Grigg, N.; Pivo, G.; Haukaas, J. Collaborative, Risk-Informed,
Triple Bottom Line, Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Planning Framework for Integrated
Urban Water Management. Water 2018, 10, 1722.
Grigg, Neil S. 2018. Civil Engineering Workforce and Education: Twenty Years of
Change. Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice, 144(4),
04018010, 2018. https://doi.org/10.1061/(asce)ei.1943-5541.0000387
Grigg, Neil S. 2018. Classifying Drinking Water Systems to Improve Their
Effectiveness. Journal, American Water Works Association.
https://doi.org/10.1002/awwa.1185
Martin Allen, Robert Clark, Joseph A. Cotruvo,and Neil Grigg. 2018. Drinking Water

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and Public Health in an Era of Aging Distribution Infrastructure. Public Works
Management & Policy. 23(4) 301–309.
DOI: 10.1177/1087724X18788368
Grigg, Neil S. 2019. Royce Tipton and the Inflow-Outflow Method of Compact
Accounting. ASCE Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering. Accepted 2018.
Publication in 2019.
Grigg, Neil S. and Butler, John. 2019. Distribution Systems: Has asset management
made a difference? ASCE Journal of Pipelines. Accepted 2018. Publication in 2019.
Grigg, Neil S. 2018. Is a stormwater fee a rain tax? ASCE Journal of Legal Affairs and
Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction. Accepted, in press. December
2018.
Grigg, Neil S. 2019. JAWWA. Mercer. Data and Analytics Combat Water Main
Failures. Accepted by Editor. May 2019 publication.
Tsesmelis, Demetrios E., Oikonomou, Panagiotis D. Vasilakou, Constantina G.,
Skondras, Nikolaos A., Fassouli, Vassilia, Alexandris, Stavros G., Grigg, Neil S., and
Karavitis, Christos A. Karavitis. 2019. Assessing structural uncertainty caused by
different weighting methods on the Standardized Drought Vulnerability Index (SDVI).
Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment. Online January 28, 2019.
Grigg, N. The World of Water Is Flat. Column. Journal - American Water Works
Association. Volume 113, Issue 8, 04 October 2021.
Grigg, N. 2021. One Water: How to Define, Explain, and Teach It. Journal of Water
Resources Planning and Management Vol. 147, Issue 8 (August 2021)
https://doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)WR.1943-5452.0001404
Neil S. Grigg (2021) Large-scale water development in the United States: TVA and the
California State Water Project, International Journal of Water Resources Development,
DOI: 10.1080/07900627.2021.1969224
Neil S. Grigg (2021) President Biden′s Infrastructure Plan: Does it address needs of water
systems in the United States?, International Journal of Water Resources Development,
DOI: 10.1080/07900627.2021.1951180
Grigg NS. Water Infrastructure: Does the US Need a National Policy? Public Works
Management & Policy. 2021;26(3):210-219. doi:10.1177/1087724X211014654
Sowby, Robert and Neil Grigg. More Papers, More Authors, More References: What Does It
Mean for Water Resources Planning and Management?. Volume 148 Issue 3 - March 2022
Parajuli, Manish, Christofer Harper, Bolivar Senior and Neil Grigg. Benefits and
Challenges Associated with the Implementation of Lean in Transportation Agencies.
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board.
September 17, 2021. Research Article. https://doi.org/10.1177/03611981211038483
Neil S. Grigg (2021) Fifty years of water research: has it made a difference?, Water
International, 46:7-8, 1087-1098, DOI: 10.1080/02508060.2021.1996968
Waheed, Saddam & Alobaidy, Maryam & Grigg, Neil. (2021). Characterizing Influence
of Hydrologic Data Correlations on Climate Change Decision Variables: Evidence from
Diyala River Basin in Iraq. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering. 26.
10.1061/(ASCE)HE.1943-5584.0002046.
Waheed, Saddam & Grigg, Neil & Ramirez, Jorge. (2021). Nonstationary-Probabilistic
Framework to Assess the Water Resources System Vulnerability: Long-Term Robust

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Planning and Timing. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. 147. 14.
10.1061/(ASCE)WR.1943-5452.0001405.

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