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Associated Concepts [?]
- Geology
- Physics
- Biology
- Paleontology
- Geophysics
- Geomorphology
- Geochemistry
- Engineering
- Seismology
- Weathering
- Quantum mechanics
- Geography
- Environmental science
- Mathematics
- Earth science
- Soil science
- Optics
- Materials science
- Geotechnical engineering
Authored Works
sorted by decreasing year, and then by display-name
- Understanding the deep critical zone in the South Carolina Piedmont using borehole sampling and imaging
- Understanding the Subsurface of Garner Run and Bear Meadows through the eyes of Ground Penetrating Radar
- Observations from Seismic Refraction Survey of Solifluction Lobes at Garner Run and Bear Meadows, Pennsylvania
- Imaging the Subsurface of the Critical Zone in Garner Run and Bear Meadows using Electrical Resistivity Tomography
- Defining Spatial Heterogeneity: Using Ground Penetrating Radar to Map the Boundaries between Soil, Saprolite, and Bedrock in the Critical Zone
- Variation in Hillslope Sediment Size Controlled by Differences in Subsurface Weathering in a Transient Piedmont Landscape, South Carolina, USA.
- Strong Anisotropy in the Critical Zone: Evidence that Weathering Enhances Seismic Anisotropy in Saprolite and that Permeability Anisotropy may be Related
- Panola Mountain revisited: intensive geophysical and geochemical studies reveal the structure of the deep critical zone at a classic hydrologic study site
- Interpreting critical zone properties from near-surface geophysics and rock physics modeling: Progress, challenges, and prospects
- Growing an Oasis: The Role of Trees in Driving Regolith Production in a Bedrock Landscape, Panola Mountain, Georgia
- Geophysical imaging reveals lithologic controls on weathering at the Panola Mountain Research Watershed, Georgia, USA
- Elastic Full Waveform Imaging of Critical Zone Subsurface Structure
- Controls on critical zone thickness in the Appalachian Piedmont: lithology, vegetation, and state of stress
- Connecting the deep and shallow critical zone: Quantifying inherited heterogeneity of the CZ structure
Linked Co-Authors
- Bradley J. Carr
- Brady Flinchum
- C. S. Riebe
- Ciaran J. Harman
- D. Litwin
- G. Mount
- Harihar Rajaram
- Kamini Singha
- Ken L. Ferrier
- Kristina Keating
- L. S. Sklar
- R. P. Callahan
- Roman A. DiBiase
- Seulgi Moon
- W. Steven Holbrook
Linked Collaborating Institutions
- Clemson University, South Carolina
- Colorado School of Mines
- Concordia University, Canada
- Dartmouth College, New Hampshire
- Dickinson College, Pennsylvania
- Duke University, North Carolina
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Johns Hopkins University, Maryland
- Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico
- Pennsylvania State University
- Rutgers University, New Jersey
- San Francisco State University, California
- University of California, Los Angeles
- University of California, Santa Cruz
- University of Georgia
- University of Kentucky
- University of South Florida
- University of Wisconsin, Madison
- University of Wyoming
- Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
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