Natalie Nelson

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Biology
• Engineering
• Physics
• Geology
• Medicine
• Ecology
• Chemistry
• Environmental science
• Geography
• Organic chemistry
• Computer science
• Psychology
• Mathematics
• Genetics
• Paleontology
• Quantum mechanics
• Oceanography

Authored Works

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• Sweetpotato Yield Forecasting at the County Scale Through Machine Learning and Satellite Remote Sensing
• Quantifying Bacterial Water Quality Impacts of Sunny-Day Floods
• Predicting estuarine fecal indicator bacteria concentrations using sensor data
• Developing Predictive Water Quality Models for Forecasting Shellfish Water Closures
• Coupling fast and slow data to understand the role of regulated water releases on downstream water quality
• Can Multiple Stable Isotopes Improve Mass Flow Diagram Validation for Small Watersheds?
• Understanding Historical Fecal Coliform Trends in North Carolinas Shellfish Growing Waters
• Towards the development of a sweetpotato simulation model: Analyzing in-season trends in crop quantity and quality
• Modeling Hurricane Florence Flood Water Quality Dynamics as a Function of Flood Extent and Watershed Characteristics
• Mapping Estuarine Vulnerability to Nutrient Loading Change in the US
• Examining bloom-driven management risks using historical in situ data and Sentinel-3 OLCI imagery
• Evaluating drivers of seasonal fecal coliform levels in coastal waters through machine learning
• Development of a Landsat reflectanceTurbidity model using watershed hydrological connectivity and machine learning for understanding the propagation of fluvial sediment pulses

Linked Co-Authors

• Celso F. Castro‐Bolinaga
• Christopher L. Osburn
• D. A. Kaplan
• Daniel R. Obenour
• Emine Fidan
• Natalie Chazal
• R. E. Emanuel
• Rebecca Logsdon Muenich
• Sheila M. Saia

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Arizona State University
• Cornell University, New York
• North Carolina State University
• University of Florida

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