Elizabeth Hajek

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Biology
• Paleontology
• Geomorphology
• Structural basin
• Engineering
• Computer science
• Geography
• Fluvial
• Physics
• Geochemistry
• Geotechnical engineering
• Sediment
• Ecology
• Hydrology (agriculture)
• Oceanography
• Mathematics
• Cartography

Authored Works

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• Controls on Fluvial Bar Preservation in Braided Rivers
• Constraining the Intermittency of Flow and Sediment Transport in the Geological Past
• Variation of depositional facies associations and stratigraphic architecture in terrestrial rift basins: the impacts of interacting tectonic and climatic forcing
• Unravelling the history of bar kinematics and channel morphodynamics from braided bar stratigraphy
• Multi-Scale Analysis of Petrophysical Properties Using Simulated Sedimentary Depositional Systems
• Leveraging organizational structure and grassroots efforts to foster an inclusive and supportive departmental culture: URGE action at Penn State
• Evidence of Bedform Disequilibrium Dynamics in Preserved Fluvial Cross Strata: A Record of Flood Variability or Morphodynamic Hierarchy?
• Avulsion Mechanics Determine Downstream Changes in Channel-Body Stacking Pattern: Preliminary Results from a Numerical Megafan Model
• Ancient deposits provide insight into dominant morphodynamic processes in river networks under different boundary conditions

Linked Co-Authors

• Alex Farnsworth
• Douglas A. Edmonds
• Jeffery M. Valenza

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Bucknell University, Pennsylvania
• Imperial College, London
• Indiana University, Bloomington
• Pennsylvania State University
• University of Bristol, UK
• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Santa Barbara

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