Browsing Geology by Subject "Water resources management"
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DISSOLVED AND GASEOUS FLUXES OF CARBON AND NITROGEN FROM URBAN WATERSHEDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
(2016)Carbon and nitrogen loading to streams and rivers contributes to eutrophication as well as greenhouse gas (GHG) production in streams, rivers and estuaries. My dissertation consists of three research chapters, which examine ... -
HYDROLOGICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND GEOCHEMICAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG CARBON, NITROGEN, AND BASE CATIONS IN RESTORED AND UNRESTORED URBAN STREAMS
(2017)Urban infrastructure changes hydrologic flowpaths of water into streams and alters ecosystem function. Geomorphic stream restoration is commonly implemented to stabilize channels, while ecosystem function, and nutrient ... -
Vegetation-Hydrodynamic Interactions and the Stability of Channel Inlets of Tidal Freshwater Wetlands, Chesapeake Bay System
(2014)To maintain elevation, deposition of mineral and organic sediment in tidal freshwater wetlands (TFWs) must outweigh losses due to sea-level rise, erosion, decomposition, and compaction. Sediment loads into tidal marshes ...