Pennsylvania State University, Department of Earth Sciences

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A01368

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Dep Ear Sci

Parent Institutions [?]

• Pennsylvania State University

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Affiliated Works

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• Climate Variability Recorded in Earth System History: Contributions to our Understanding of a Changing Planet
• High Methane Abundance in the Archean and Proterozoic Atmosphere. Why CO2 is not Enough.
• Orbitally Paced Sedimentary Cycles from the Lower Oligocene Antarctic Margin as a Record of Ice Sheet Variability: a Comparison of Field Data and Simulated Ice Sheet Behavior
• Biosignatures in Middle Cambrian Paleosols
• Climatic forcing of West Antarctic Ice Sheet variability on orbital timescales
• Continental weathering response to climate change: a modelling study (Invited)
• Gaia Through Time: The Coevolution of Life and Climate
• Landscape controls on pore water chemistry and chemical weathering rates in the Critical Zone Observatory: Shale Hills Catchment (Central Pennsylvania, USA)
• Thresholds for Greenland Ice Sheet Variability on Orbital and Longer Timescales
• Using An Online Photo-Sharing Tool (Flickr) to Connect Students During Earth Science Week
• Using a Google Earth QUEST to Improve Earth Science, Reading, and Geographic Literacy
• Whillans Ice Stream Subglacial Access Research Drilling (WISSARD): Integrative Study of Marine Ice Sheet Stability and Subglacial Life Habitats (Invited)
• Atmospheric oxidation and air pollution in Houston: Lessons from the SHARP 2009 field campaign (Invited)
• Dynamics of Arctic Mixed Phase Clouds: A focus on the effects of ice crystal habits and nucleation
• Evaluation of Site and Continental Terrestrial Carbon Cycle Simulations with North American Flux Tower Observations
• Evidence of mobile/immobile flow at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory using the stable isotope network
• Extrusion cycles of dome-forming eruptions
• Hysteresis in Cenozoic East Antarctic ice sheet variations: model-dependent or real?
• Land surface model parameterization strategies and North American regional CO2 flux interannual variability examined with a simple land surface model
• Paleoclimatological implications of Mid-Cretaceous paleosol sphaerosiderites from 70 degrees paleonorth, central Spitsbergen
• Pre-eruptive crystallization and degassing processes associated with laterally directed volcanic explosions
• Quantifying weathering advance rates in basaltic andesite rinds with uranium-series isotopes: a case study from Guadeloupe
• Real-Time Implementation of the Penn State Integrated Hydrologic Modeling System: The Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Sea Level As A Stabilizing Factor For Marine Ice Sheets
• Simulating the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets on millennial timescales using a coupled ice sheet/climate model: sensitivity to climate model bias, refreezing and albedo in Eemian, Last Glacial Maximum, and late Holocene climates
• The Influence of Kinetically-limited Growth of Ice Crystal on Homogeneous Freezing Rates in Cold Clouds
• The Role of Chemistry in Atmosphere-Forest Exchange (Invited)
• Trading Space for Time: A non-stationary approach to probabilistic flow predictions in a changing climate
• Watershed reanalysis: data assimilation from strip charts to embedded sensor networks (Invited)
• A simple inverse method for deducing the large-scale distribution of basal sliding coefficients below the Antarctic Ice Sheet
• Assessing the influence of disequilibrium crystallization and degassing during magma ascent in effusive and explosive eruptions
• Controls of mineralogy and hydrology on weathering fluxes in the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Determination of Planetary Boundary Layer Heights on Short Spatial and Temporal Scales from Surface and Airborne Vertical Profilers during DISCOVER-AQ
• Emission verification from national to local levels using top-down approaches: sampling strategy and modeling performances
• Establishing a Social Media Presence and Network for the Pennsylvania Earth Science Teachers Association (PAESTA)
• Evolution of a Coupled Marine Ice Sheet - Sea Level Model
• Greenland Ice Sheet response to mid-Pliocene summer Arctic sea ice-free conditions
• Increasing nitrogen abundance relative to phosphorus in the northwestern Pacific Ocean due to anthropogenic nitrogen deposition
• Interactions Between Microphysics and Dynamics in Persistent Arctic Mixed Phase Clouds
• Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities in Geoscience Education and Broadening Participation in the Geosciences at Two-year Colleges
• Model-Data Syntheses Across Space and Time: An Observationalist's Journey into Terrestrial Ecosystem Modeling
• O-buoy measurements over the Arctic sea ice: Temporal and spatial extents of ozone depletion events
• Secondary Aerosol Forming Potential of the Air Mass Arriving at Gosan ABC Superstation in Korea
• Snowball Earth: Skating on Thin Ice?
• Statistical Post-processing Methods for Down-selecting Numerical Weather Prediction Multiphysics Ensembles for Wind Forecasting
• The influence of lateral variation in basal elevation and resistance on the retreat of streaming ice
• The role of stability in modulating the structure and transport efficiency of turbulence in the atmospheric surface layer
• Uncertainties in the relationship between temperature and sea level over the past 10-50 Ma
• What Helps More-Spatial or Temporal Extent of Flux Towers-in Upscaling CO<SUB>2</SUB> Flux?
• Antarctic Ice Sheet variability in the Plio-Pleistocene, its impact on the Southern Ocean and teleconnections to distant latitudes
• Attributes of turbulence over the Arctic Ocean with partial ice cover near Barrow, Alaska during spring 2012
• Continuous Monitoring of CH4 Emissions from Marcellus Shale Gas Extraction in South West Pennsylvania Using Top Down Methodology
• Controversies in the Hydrosphere: an iBook exploring current global water issues for middle school classrooms
• Coupling the PSU EnKF with 4DVar for mesoscale data assimilation
• Grounding line migration on unstable bedrock slopes: The example of Thwaites Glacier, Antarctica
• How lithology and climate affect REE mobility and fractionation along a shale weathering transect of the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Lake sediment isotope records of hydroclimatic changes in the Pacific Northwest over the last two thousand years
• Measurements of Urban Area-Wide CO2 and CH4 Fluxes as part of the Indianapolis Flux Experiment (INFLUX)
• Measurements of Vertical Profiles of Turbulence, Temperature, Ozone, Aerosols, and BrO over Sea Ice and Tundra Snowpack during BROMEX
• Model sensitivity analysis of ozone production based on DISCOVER-AQ field data
• Modeling North American Ice Sheet Response to Changes in Precession and Obliquity
• On the Temperature Dependence and Decadal Trends of Ozone in the San Joaquin Valley: Constraints from Measurements at the CalNex-Bakersfield Supersite
• On the use of remote sensing measurements in regional inversions of carbon sources and sinks
• Regional Variability in Ozone in the Tropical and Subtropical Free Troposphere and Tropopause Transition Layer based on Aura-Era SHADOZ Data (2005-2009)
• Superobservations: quality control and data thinning of high-resolution Doppler radar observations from field experiments for hurricane inner-core initialization and model verification
• Towards validation of urban GHG emissions using a very high resolution atmospheric inversion in the Indianapolis Flux Experiment
• Understanding measurements of OH, HO2, and OH reactivity in forest environments
• Using the Aerosol Single Scattering Albedo and Angstrom Exponent from AERONET to Determine Aerosol Origins and Mixing States over the Indo-Gangetic Plain
• VoiceThread as a Peer Review and Dissemination Tool for Undergraduate Research
• Weathering of Fractured Rock in the Deep Critical Zone
• A numerical study of turbulent flow over complex aeolian dune fields: the White Sands National Monument
• Assessment and Design of Water Quality Monitoring Networks with respect to Shale Gas Activities in Pennsylvania
• Automated decision algorithm applied to a field experiment with multiple research objectives: The DC3 campaign
• Boron isotopes at the Shale Hills critical zone observatory
• Considering uncertainty in climate change projections through a new decision-centric approach to global change impact assessment on water resources tested in a Pennsylvania watershed
• Dependence of the time scale of the Greenland Ice Sheet's response to imposed temperature change
• Developing approaches to hindcast and earthcast climate controls on solute fluxes during shale weathering in the Critical Zone
• Dynamics of the methane profile through the water column of meromictic Fayetteville Green Lake, N.Y
• Effects of Assimilation Window Length and Radiatively Active Water Ice Clouds on Martian Thermal Tides and Martian Atmosphere Predictability
• Impacts of natural gas mining on regional methane levels in Pennsylvania
• Inferring climate variability from skewed proxy records
• Influence of landscape disturbance patterns on modeled carbon fluxes and associated uncertainty
• Modeling Drastic Ice Retreat in Antarctic Subglacial Basins
• Pliocene retreat of Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheet margins (Invited)
• Reconstruction of Precipitation in North America Over The Last Millennium Using Multiple Proxies
• Replicating the Ice-Volume Signal of the Early Pleistocene with a Complex Earth System Model
• Resolving the High Resolution Soil Moisture Pattern at the Shale Hills Watershed Using a Land Surface Hydrologic Model
• The Impact of Gravitationally Self-Consistent Ice Age Sea-Level Variations on the Evolution of the Antarctic Ice Sheet (Invited)
• The modeled relationship between sea level and atmospheric CO2 on geological timescales
• Understanding the Hydrological Controls on the Water Chemistry at the Watershed Scale Using an Integrated Hydro-Thermo-Geochemical Model PIHM-RT
• Wintertime Air Quality Measurements in the Southern San Joaquin Valley as Part of Nasa's Discover-aq Campaign
• Geochemistry and mineralogy of mafic Icelandic hyaloclastites
• A Reactive Transport Model for Marcellus Shale Weathering
• Applying Data Mining Techniques to Chemical Analyses of Pre-drill Groundwater Samples within the Marcellus Formation Shale Play in Bradford County, Pennsylvania
• Can ENSO-like convection force an ENSO-like extratropical response on subseasonal timescales?
• Investigating the Potential Impacts of Energy Production in the Marcellus Shale Region Using the Shale Network Database
• Multi-scale geophysical study to model the distribution and development of fractures in relation to the knickpoint in the Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory (Puerto Rico)
• Porosity evolution during weathering of Marcellus shale
• The Effect of Experimental Weathering on the Multiscale Pore Structure of Granites: A (U)SANS, Imaging Analysis
• Understanding the hydrologic and geochemical control of regolith formation on shale in a hilly landscape
• Using noble gases and <SUP>87</SUP>Sr/<SUP>86</SUP>Sr to constrain heat sources and fluid evolution at the Los Azufres Geothermal Field, Mexico
• Across the Great Divide: The Flow-to-Fracture Transition and the Future of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet
• Antarctic Ice Sheet retreat in the western Ross Embayment since the Last Glacial Maximum constrained by geochronology and ice flow modeling
• Assessing the response of sea ice, ocean circulation, and climate to projected increases in Antarctic Ice Sheet melt
• Characterizing the subsurface of the Critical Zone in the Garner Run Catchment at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory using Electrical Resistivity
• Chemical vs physical influences on weathering at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone: Preliminary Results from a 3D seismic imaging experiment
• Climatic Thresholds for Widespread Ice Shelf Hydrofracturing and Ice Cliff Calving In Antarctica: Implications for Future Sea Level Rise
• Co-precipitation of calcite and sulfur at depth signifies biotic activity at the onset of weathering in crystalline rocks from temperate climates
• Constraints on Ridge-to-Valley Critical Zone Structure from the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Constraints on Valley Structure from Two Seismic Refraction Lines in the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Critical measurements of hydrologic response in a first-order, forested catchment at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory (SSHCZO)
• Data-Driven Approaches toward Assessing Impacts of Industrial Development on Surface Water Quality in the U.S.A.
• Detecting anomalous methane in groundwater in shale gas production areas using big data
• Ice Cliffs: A Region Primed for Enhanced Flow or Failure?
• Ice Sheet System Model (ISSM) studies of controls on stability of Thwaites and Pine Island Glaciers, West Antarctica
• Imaging the critical zone structure using seismic refraction in Garner Run at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Land use and lithology controls on export of nitrate and other solutes from headwaters to HUC10 watersheds
• Modeling Short-term Ice sheet - Sea level - Solid Earth Interactions within a Glacial-cycle Timescale Simulation
• Quantifying Methane Fluxes in an Area of Shale Gas Development in a Northeastern Pennsylvania Watershed
• Statistical Emulation of Ice-Sheet Model Simulations to Estimate Uncertainty in Future Antarctic Sea-Level Contributions
• The Weathering of Rock to Regolith: Activity of Deep Roots in Bedrock Fractures
• The impact of floating ice on sea level estimates across multiple glacial cycles
• Transient Glacial/Interglacial Cycle Modelling Using A Coupled Climate - Ice Sheet Model
• Upscaling Hydrological Dynamics at the Watershed Scale
• Using Big Data (and Little Data) to Understand the Effects of Shale Gas Development on Water Quality
• Using a Near Surface Geophysics and Critical Zone Science Field Experience to Broaden the Participation of Underrepresented Minorities in the Geosciences
• Using citizen science and stream methane to locate and understand hydrocarbon-related contaminant sources in Pennsylvania
• 2D seismic imaging in the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: New constraints on subsurface structure and weathering
• <SUP>Unprecedented Vulnerability of the Antarctic Ice Sheet</SUP>
• A machine learning-based ensemble model to detect methane contamination in groundwater within hydrocarbon production areas across the United States
• Antarctic Ice Sheet - Climate Feedbacks Under High Future Carbon Emissions
• Broadening Participation and Engagement of Underrepresented Minorities in the Geosciences Through a Near Surface Geophysics Field Experience
• Climate uncertainty in agricultural modeling: the effects of downscaling and bias-correction
• Critical Zone Measurements: Development of Novel Experimental Deployments to Further Our Understanding of Hydrological Processes
• Efficacy of Last Interglacial Estimates for Constraining Probabilistic Projections of Future Antarctic Sea Level Contributions
• Ensuring reusability of water quality data: what have we learned as both data users and providers?
• Gas Leak Discharges are Identified in Areas of Old and New Oil and Gas Development from Stream Chemistry Measurements
• Imaging the structure of solifluction lobes in the Garner Run Subcatchment of the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory using 2D Seismic Refraction Tomography
• Investigating Changes in Stream Water Chemistry as Power Plants Switch from Coal to Natural Gas
• Linking erosion rates and critical zone architecture using geophysical surveys at multiple spatial scales (Luquillo CZO, PR)
• Modeling Northern Hemispheric ice sheet dynamics, sea level change and solid Earth deformation through the last glacial cycle.
• Probing shale weathering under ridge and valley: an integrated approach from geochemistry to geophysics
• Seismic Ambient Noise and Electrical Resistivity Imaging of Subsurface Water Changes in the Susquehanna Shale Hills CZO, Pennsylvania
• Student Produced Audio Narratives (SPAN) - Initial results of a regional pilot implementation program
• The Use of Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) to Image Solifluction Lobes in the Garner Run Subcatchment of The Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• The use of ERI and Seismic refraction to constrain soil depth and geologic structure at Cole Farms Agricultural Site in the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• Tracing rhenium in the Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Insights on understanding rock organic carbon weathering
• Using apparent respiratory quotient and fixed potential electrodes to quantify iron redox in upland soils of the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
• West Antarctic Ice Sheet History from a Subglacial Bedrock Core
• Electrochemical monitoring of shallow soils in the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory for real-time measurement of metal redox reaction dynamics
• Exploring Societal Problems with Data: Assessing Impacts on Water Quality with the Shale Network Database
• Tracing a Geochemical Reaction from Nanometers to Kilometers: Pyrite Oxidation
• Uncertainties in Driving Agricultural Models with Downscaled and Bias-Corrected Climate Information
• Uncertainty in future change of the Antarctic Ice Sheet forced by climate models
• Using GIS and mass balance techniques to investigate how hillslope and tributary proximity influence the transport of nitrate from cultivated land to surface water
• Water Flowpath and Bedrock Geology Control Pyrite Weathering Across Spatiotemporal Scales

Linked Collaborating Authors [?]

• I. N. Razlivanov