Education
Ph.D. |
University of California (1990) |
B.S. |
Carleton College (1982) |
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Appointments
Associate Dean |
College of Arts and Sciences |
May 2004 - Present |
| Associate Professor |
Case Western Reserve University |
1998-Present |
| Assistant Professor |
Case Western Reserve University |
1992-98 |
| Visiting Assistant Professor |
Case Western Reserve University |
1991-92 |
| Visiting Scientist |
University of Washington |
1990-91 |
| Geomorphologist |
EA Engineering, Science, and Technology |
1990-91 |
| Visiting Faculty Researcher |
University of Genoa Italy |
1990 |
| Faculty Research Associate |
NASA/University of Maryland |
1982-83 |
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Research Interests
My research efforts have been focused on six topics in the last several years: 1) estimating the contribution of climate change and variation to non-point source sediment and pollutant loading to the Great Lakes, 2) developing a novel radionuclide technique to determine the travel distance and sediment residence time of fine sediment and adsorbed pollutants in rivers, 3) undertaking an extensive field effort to understand the flows that move the bulk of the bedload in gravel bed streams in support of a major water rights adjudication, 4) developing a protocol to estimate the streamflows necessary to maintain floodplains and channels, 5) modeling the influence of bank material on the ability of water stored and released from the floodplain to sustain streamflows, and 6) establishing a process-based stream classification system.
More Information
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