Joshua J. Roering

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https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0647-3338

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Biology
• Geomorphology
• Paleontology
• Physics
• Engineering
• Ecology
• Geotechnical engineering
• Seismology
• Geography
• Landslide
• Environmental science
• Oceanography
• Computer science
• Chemistry
• Soil science
• Quantum mechanics
• Organic chemistry
• Sediment
• Materials science
• Hydrology (agriculture)
• Geochemistry
• Soil water
• Meteorology
• Cartography

Authored Works

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• Stability from Instability: Quantifying Total and Pyrogenic Carbon Stocks in Deep-Seated Landslides
• Scale dependent structures in landscape curvature and their links to fluvial network development in the Oregon Coast Range
• Quantifying the optimal erosion rate for weathering pathways that facilitate soil organic carbon storage
• Predicting deep storage of soil organic carbon in the Oregon Coast Range using a landslide chronosequence
• Hydrologic monitoring to support landslide forecasting in Sitka, Alaska
• Erosion rates and hillslope geomorphology predict soil organic carbon accumulation in particulate and mineral fractions
• Emerging tools and techniques for surface topography change related to land-surface processes and hazard cascade
• Topographic curvature invariants as a probe of characteristic fluvial versus magmatic processes and time scales of landscape disequilibrium in the Oregon Cascades
• Old and slow - using geomorphic landforms to predict deep storage of soil organic carbon in ancient deeply weathered landslides
• Landslide-initiating storms and hydrologic response in Southeast Alaska: Lessons for landslide warning
• Coarse sediment supply sets the slope of bedrock channels in rapidly uplifting terrain: Field and topographic evidence from eastern Taiwan

Linked Co-Authors

• A. Joshua West
• Annette I. Patton
• Benjamin B. Mirus
• L. Karlstrom
• Larry Syu-Heng Lai
• Lisa Luna
• Lucas C. R. Silva
• M. Jellinek
• Oliver A. Chadwick
• Rebecca J. Dorsey
• Sean Richard LaHusen

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Lincoln University, New Zealand
• National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan
• Oregon State University, Corvallis
• U.S. Geological Survey
• University of British Columbia, Canada
• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• University of California, Santa Cruz
• University of Michigan
• University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
• University of Oregon
• University of Potsdam, Germany
• University of Southern California

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