Sustainable Regional Principles, Planning and Transportation

Dr. William Roper is a distinguished visiting professor at Johns Hopkins University's Whiting School of Engineering, where he leverages his extensive expertise in environmental engineering and sustainable development. He also serves as an adjunct professor at George Mason University, contributing to various interdisciplinary programs. With a robust background that includes leadership roles such as the Director and CEO of the Army Geospatial Center and the Director of the Army Corps of Engineers' Civil Works Research and Development Program, Dr. Roper has a wealth of experience in managing large-scale environmental projects and research initiatives. He is the founder and president of EnviroTech Global LLC, an engineering and environmental consulting firm, and the Rivers of the World Foundation, which focuses on improving water quality globally. His work has involved collaboration with numerous government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations, reflecting his commitment to advancing sustainable practices in water management and infrastructure development. With over 180 technical publications to his name, Dr. Roper continues to influence the field through research, teaching, and active engagement in environmental policy discussions.