CIVIL ENGINEERING PHD CANDIDATE · UNM

Lina Mercedes
Rodríguez Castillo

Water resources. Machine learning.
A connected perspective on rivers.

I’m Lina Rodríguez, a researcher connecting water resources, field observations, and machine learning to understand how rivers respond to a changing world.

University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM

Lina Mercedes Rodríguez Castillo

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico

Water resourcesMachine learningRiver transportEnvironmental resilience

ABOUT ME

Where water meets
data and discovery.

I study the movement of solutes, nutrients, and metals through rivers, and how disturbances such as wildfires and wastewater inputs shape water quality. My work brings together field campaigns, open datasets, and predictive models.

At the University of New Mexico’s Center for Water and the Environment, I contribute to research on river transport and the ecological sustainability of arid rivers. My background in geological engineering in Colombia and civil engineering in New Mexico informs the way I approach these systems.

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LET’S CONNECT

Interested in water,
data, or collaboration?

liroca01@unm.edu ↗

+1 (505) 975-4563 · Albuquerque, New Mexico