Kemal Gurer, Ph.D.

Meteorologist, Principal Environmental Consultant, Environmental Impact Analyst

Education:

• B.S. – Meteorology, Istanbul Technical University (1983)
• M.S. – Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University
• Ph.D. – Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Minor in Statistics – Oregon State University
• Minor in Computer Science – University of Wisconsin-Madison

Dr. Gurer’s academic and research background spans large eddy simulation, boundary layer turbulence, mesoscale atmospheric dynamics, and numerical weather prediction. His interdisciplinary training equips him with a rare ability to analyze how atmospheric processes impact infrastructure, climate, and environmental quality.

With a strong grasp on how atmospheric science intersects with environmental engineering, Dr. Gurer contributes extensively to CivTek International’s civil and environmental research initiatives. His work integrates atmospheric dynamics, fluid mechanics, statistics, and computer modeling to assess and mitigate environmental impacts on infrastructure.

Professional Scope at CivTek International

• Conducts air quality modeling and analysis on pollutants such as ozone, particulate matter, and dust storms.
• Leads environmental risk assessments and prepares Environmental Impact Statements (EIS).
• Reviews and critiques EIS reports submitted under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
• Models the long-term effects of atmospheric conditions on critical infrastructure such as bridges, highways, and industrial sites.
• Supports civil engineering projects with robust environmental forecasting and simulation insights.

Dr. Gurer’s expertise is instrumental in ensuring that CivTek’s infrastructure projects are developed in harmony with environmental laws, scientific principles, and sustainability goals. His work provides the foundation for responsible, resilient design in modern civil engineering.