Research areas:
Process understanding through field-based observation and physical modeling
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Hillslope flow and storage in complex terrain; tropical and temperate
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Saprolite genesis; asymmetry and storage/flow regimes
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Surface/groundwater exchange; ecological implications
Theoretical advancement through data synthesis and meta-analysis
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Rain-snow sensitivity to warming; implications for terrestrial ecosystems
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Regional climate assessments; indicators of climate change in Idaho
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Spatial-temporal lags of ecosystem services; policy and governance
Understanding the role of science in society
- Evaluating climate change communication; local/regional planning
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Regional climate assessments; evaluating end-user data needs
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Pedagogy of team-based interdisciplinary doctoral education
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Art-Science collaborations to address environmental problems
Previous work:
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Neotectonics and assessment of seismic risk
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Field research in paleoclimatology and coastal geology
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Forest harvest and impacts on stream heating