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Departments
Welcome to the database of water resources departments at Oregon
State University. The departments listed below offer
significant teaching and research in water resources.
Other departments, not included on this page, offer coursework
and research related to water resources, such as Statistics, Mathematics,
Microbiology, Political Science, etc.
Below each department description is a
list of water resources faculty in that department.
Other faculty in departments not listed here are also active in water
resources and can serve as Water Resources Minor representatives on
graduate committees. You can
see all water resources faculty listed alphabetically,
or by searching on keywords.
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Atmospheric Sciences (ATS)
737-3504
Info email:
student_adviser@oce.orst.edu
Location: 104 Oceanography
Atmospheric Sciences are concerned with the dynamics, physics
and chemistry of atmospheric phenomena and processes, including
the interactions of the atmosphere with soil physics, hydrology and
oceanic circulation. Graduate research is available in these areas
of faculty expertise: atmospheric radiation and remote sensing,
aerosol and cloud chemistry and physics, planetary atmospheres,
air-sea interactions, climate, statistical meteorology, and
turbulence and convection.
ATS last updated:
6-9-1999
9:23
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James A Coakley
Atmospheric Sciences (ATS) Professor
coakley@oce.orst.edu
737-5686
Coakley last updated:
8-3-1999
17:52
Chris Daly
Atmospheric Sciences (ATS)
daly@OCE.ORST.EDU
Daly last updated:
Steven K. Esbensen
Atmospheric Sciences (ATS) Professor
esbensen@oce.orst.edu
737-5687
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Atmospheric Sciences
Faculty Appointment:
67% Research
33% Teaching
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Atmosphere and boundary layer,Coast and ocean
Application to society: Climate
Type of process: Precipitation,Evapotranspiration
Spatial scale: Regional,Continental and global
Methodology: Remote sensing,Field,Process modeling
Esbensen last updated:
7-26-1999
16:55
Larry J. Mahrt
Atmospheric Sciences (ATS) Professor
mahrt@oce.orst.edu
737-5691
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Boundary Layer Group
Faculty Appointment:
70% Research
30% Teaching
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Atmosphere and boundary layer,Coast and ocean
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry,Climate
Type of process: Evapotranspiration,Energy balance,Irrigation,Coastal processes
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed
Methodology: Field,Process modeling
Mahrt last updated:
7-27-1999
17:51
George Taylor
Atmospheric Sciences (ATS)
oregon@OCS.ORST.EDU
Taylor last updated:
Michael H. Unsworth
Atmospheric Sciences (ATS) Professor
unswortm@oce.orst.edu
737-5428
Desig: WRM
Unsworth last updated:
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Bioresource Engineering (BRE)
737-2041
Info email:
info-bre@bre.orst.edu
Location: 116 Gilmore
BRE has 6 faculty and about 20 graduate students actively working in the area of water resources engineering. The program is directed toward the understanding and management of water resources in natural and agricultural areas. Areas of study include regional hydrology (regional precipitation, evaporation, infiltration and stream flow processes), watershed management, non-point source pollution, crop-water use, irrigation, vadose zone transport, subsurface contaminant transport, and animal waste management.
Methods used to address these problems include field campaigns, constructed wetlands, bench-scale experiments, simulation modeling and decision support, GIS, and artificial intelligence technologies.
BRE last updated:
8-27-1999
10:39
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Dominique Bachelet
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Assoc. Professor
bachelet@fsl.orst.edu
758-7754
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Global Climate Change Group
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Vegetation
Application to society: Forestry,Global change
Type of process: Biological processes,Biogeochemical cycling
Spatial scale: Regional,Continental and global
Methodology: Process modeling
Bachelet last updated:
6-23-1999
14:06
John P. Bolte
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Assoc. Professor
boltej@engr.orst.edu
737-6303
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Biosystems Analysis Group
Faculty Appointment:
10% Research
30% Teaching
60% Extension
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Physical Hydrology,Water Management,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Municipal and industrial,Habitat,Watershed analysis,Impact/risk assessment
Type of process: Biological processes,Management operations
Spatial scale: Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Process modeling
Bolte last updated:
7-26-1999
16:27
Richard H. Cuenca
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Professor
cuenca@engr.orst.edu
737-6307
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Hydrologic Science Team
Faculty Appointment:
60% Research
40% Teaching
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Soil and vadose zone,Atmosphere and boundary layer,Streams and river,Engineered surface water,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Water quantity,Global change,Instruments and techniques
Type of process: Precipitation,Runoff generation,Evapotranspiration,Energy balance,Irrigation
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Large watershed
Methodology: Field
Cuenca last updated:
9-2-1999
12:42
Marshall J. English
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Professor
englishm@engr.orst.edu
737-6308
Desig: WRM
English last updated:
Andrew G. Hashimoto
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Professor
Andrew.Hashimoto@orst.edu
737-0732
Desig: WRM
Hashimoto last updated:
Shaun Kelly
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Research Associate
kellys@ENGR.ORST.EDU
737-6314
Research group:
Hydrologic Science Team
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology,Water Management
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Soil and vadose zone,Atmosphere and boundary layer,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Watershed analysis,Wetlands,Climate,Global change,Instruments and techniques
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Precipitation,Evapotranspiration,Solute transport,Energy balance,Irrigation
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Laboratory,Field,Process modeling,Other mathematical modeling
Kelly last updated:
9-2-1999
12:44
Edward R. Kolbe
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Professor
kolbee@engr.orst.edu
725-2380
Desig: WRM
Kolbe last updated:
Danny Marks
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Adjunct Professor
danny@quercus.ars.pn.usbr.gov
208/422-0721
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Northwest Watershed Research Center, Boise, Idaho
Faculty Appointment:
90% Research
10% Teaching
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Snow and ice,Watershed
Application to society: Forestry,Watershed analysis,Climate,Global change,Instruments and techniques
Type of process: Precipitation,Runoff generation,Energy balance,Snow and ice processes
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed,Regional
Methodology: Remote sensing,Process modeling,Other mathematical modeling
Marks last updated:
9-2-1999
12:45
J. Ronald Miner
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Professor
minerj@engr.orst.edu
737-6295
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Water quality, Livestock waste management and odor
Faculty Appointment:
10% Teaching
90% Extension
Broad interest: Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Groundwater,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Watershed analysis,Water quantity,Water treatment
Type of process: Erosion and sedimentation,Water treatment and remediation,Biological processes,Management operations
Spatial scale: Small watershed
Methodology: Laboratory,Field
Miner last updated:
6-29-1999
11:03
James A. Moore
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Professor
mooreja@engr.orst.edu
737-6299
Desig: WRM
Research group:
water quality, livestock waste management,septic
Faculty Appointment:
25% Research
15% Teaching
60% Extension
Broad interest: Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Soil and vadose zone,Streams and river
Application to society: Agriculture,Municipal and industrial,Wetlands
Type of process: Water treatment and remediation,Biological processes
Spatial scale: Bench,Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed
Methodology: Laboratory,Field
Moore last updated:
8-2-1999
16:51
John S. Selker
Bioresource Engineering (BRE) Assoc. Professor
selkerj@engr.orst.edu
737-6304
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Vadose Team
Faculty Appointment:
60% Research
25% Teaching
15% Extension
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Soil and vadose zone,Groundwater,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Watershed analysis,Instruments and techniques
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Solute transport,Multi-phase fluid flow,Irrigation
Spatial scale: Bench,Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed
Methodology: Laboratory,Field,Process modeling,Stochastic model
Selker last updated:
9-2-1999
12:47
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Civil Engineering (CE)
737-4934
Info email:
Cindy.Loucks@orst.edu
Location: 202 Apperson Hall
Graduate studies in Water Resources Engineering at Oregon State University
emphasize engineering hydrology, hydraulics and water quality concepts
and techniques and their broader application to pressing environmental
problems involving natural resource use and protection. The instructional
program aims at developing strong abilities to conduct engineering work
involving basic concepts and principles, technical analysis, planning,
design and management. Applications are made to a variety of water
resources systems and the associated affected aquatic ecosystems. The
program is highly interdisciplinary. Students are prepared for careers in
consulting and design, environmental analysis and management, and
teaching and research.
CE last updated:
6-9-1999
9:34
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David A. Bella
Civil Engineering (CE) Professor
737-3500
Desig: WRM
Bella last updated:
Wayne C. Huber
Civil Engineering (CE) Professor
Wayne.Huber@orst.edu
737-6150
Desig: WRM
Huber last updated:
Robert T. Hudspeth
Civil Engineering (CE) Professor
Robert.Hudspeth@orst.edu
737-6883
Desig: WRM
Hudspeth last updated:
Jonathan D. Istok
Civil Engineering (CE) Professor
istokj@cyclops.ce.orst.edu
737-6838
Desig: WRM
Istok last updated:
Peter C. Klingeman
Civil Engineering (CE) Professor
Peter.Klingeman@orst.edu
737-4977
Desig: WRM
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology,Water Management
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Engineered surface water,Watershed
Application to society: Municipal and industrial,Habitat,Impact/risk assessment,Water quantity
Type of process: Streamflow,Erosion and sedimentation,Management operations
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Field,Process modeling
Klingeman last updated:
7-28-1999
16:34
Charles K. Sollitt
Civil Engineering (CE) Assoc Prof
Charles.Sollitt@orst.edu
737-6887
Desig: WRM
Sollitt last updated:
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Crop and Soil Science (CSS)
737-2821
Info email:
sara.griffith@orst.edu
Location: 3017 Ag and Life Sciences - 109B
CSS study in water resources includes problems of soil and water quality in
agricultural areas. Topics include phosphorus loading in river systems,
efficient use of fertilizers, pesticide and herbicide distribution,
the impact of agricultural wastes on groundwater
nitrate contamination, bioremediation, and soil physics
CSS last updated:
6-9-1999
9:41
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John E. Baham
Crop and Soil Science (CSS) Assoc Prof
bahamj@css.orst.edu
737-2441
Desig: WRM
Baham last updated:
Richard P. Dick
Crop and Soil Science (CSS) Professor
Richard.Dick@orst.edu
737-5718
Desig: WRM
Faculty Appointment:
65% Research
35% Teaching
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Soil and vadose zone
Application to society: Agriculture
Type of process: Biogeochemical cycling
Spatial scale: Bench,Plot/reach/hillslope
Methodology: Field
Dick last updated:
7-29-1999
7:24
Maria Dragila
Crop and Soil Science (CSS) Asst. Professor
maria.dragila@orst.edu
Dragila last updated:
8-4-1999
9:24
J. Herbert Huddleston
Crop and Soil Science (CSS) Professor
huddlesj@css.orst.edu
737-2441
Desig: WRM
Huddleston last updated:
Benno P. Warkentin
Crop and Soil Science (CSS) Prof Emeri
warkentb@css.orst.edu
737-2441
Desig: WRM
Warkentin last updated:
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Environmental Sciences Graduate Program (ENSC)
737-2404
Info email:
ensc@bcc.orst.edu
Location: 1024 Cordley Hall
The purpose of the ES Graduate Program is to provide a degree granting
curriculum that will develop scientists who are able to analyze and understand
environmental systems, predict environmental change, and participate in
the management of the environment. Many of the participating departments
and personnel are engaged in hydrology and water resources teaching and
research.
ENSC last updated:
6-9-1999
9:46
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William E. Winner
Environmental Sciences Graduate Program (ENSC)
winnerw@bcc.orst.edu
737-1749
Winner last updated:
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Fisheries and Wildlife (FW)
737-4531
Info email:
wildmank@ccmail.orst.edu
Location: 104 Nash Hall
FW study in water resources is focused on the relationships between aquatic ecology
and water quantity, quality, and geomorphology. Of particular concern are
the relationships between stream biota and abiotic characteristics.
FW last updated:
6-9-1999
9:48
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Peter Bailey
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW)
bayleyp@UCS.ORST.EDU
Bailey last updated:
Patricia Benner
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW)
bennerp@PEAK.ORG
Benner last updated:
Stanley V. Gregory
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Professor
stanley.gregory@orst.edu
737-1951
Desig: WRM
Research group:
OSU Stream Team
Faculty Appointment:
50% Research
50% Teaching
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Lakes,Watershed
Application to society: Habitat,Watershed analysis
Type of process: Solute transport,Biological processes,Biogeochemical cycling
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed,Regional
Methodology: Laboratory,Remote sensing,Field,Process modeling
Gregory last updated:
6-23-1999
8:57
Robert L. Jarvis
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Professor
robert.jarvis@orst.edu
737-1956
Desig: WRM
Jarvis last updated:
Sherri Johnson
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Asst. Professor
johnsons@fsl.orst.edu
758-7771
Research group:
OSU Stream Team
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Groundwater,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry,Habitat,Watershed analysis,Climate
Type of process: Streamflow,Solute transport,Biological processes,Biogeochemical cycling,Energy balance
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed,Regional
Methodology: Remote sensing,Field,Process modeling
Johnson last updated:
7-26-1999
15:40
J. Boone Kauffman
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Assoc Prof
boone.kauffman@orst.edu
737-4531
Desig: WRM
Kauffman last updated:
Philip R. Kaufmann
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Assoc Prof
kaufmann@mail.cor.epa.gov
737-4531
Desig: WRM
Kaufmann last updated:
Robert T. Lackey
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Professor
lackey.robert@epamail.epa.gov
754-4601
Desig: WRM
Research group:
EPA Research Laboratory
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Lakes
Application to society: Watershed analysis,Impact/risk assessment
Lackey last updated:
7-26-1999
15:30
James E. Lannan
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Prof Emeri
737-4401
Desig: WRM
Lannan last updated:
Gary L. Larson
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Assoc Prof
larsong@ccmail.orst.edu
737-2043
Desig: WRM
Larson last updated:
Hiram W. Li
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Professor
hiram.li@orst.edu
737-4531
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Lakes
Application to society: Habitat
Type of process: Streamflow,Biological processes
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Remote sensing,Field
Li last updated:
8-4-1999
13:38
Greg Nagle
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW)
gnn@EFN.ORG
Nagle last updated:
Carl B. Schreck
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Professor
carl.schreck@orst.edu
737-4531
Desig: WRM
Schreck last updated:
Barbara Shields
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) Asst Prof
barbara.shields@orst.edu
737-4531
Desig: WRM
Shields last updated:
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Forest Engineering (FE)
737-4952
Info email:
fedept@cof.orst.edu
Location: 213 Peavy Hall
FE strengths in water resources include forestry applications and
watershed analysis. Areas of study include riparian area
management, forest road drainage and deactivation, hillslope hydrology and
landslides, watershed hydrology, culvert design for fish passage,
and hyporheic flow in floodplains. Methods used to address these
problems include field studies, GIS analysis, and simulation
modeling.
FE last updated:
6-9-1999
9:50
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Paul W. Adams
Forest Engineering (FE) Professor
adamsp@ccmail.orst.edu
737-2946
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Forest Hydrology Faculty, Forest Engineering Dept.
Faculty Appointment:
25% Research
75% Extension
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Physical Hydrology,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Soil and vadose zone,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Forestry
Type of process: Streamflow,Erosion and sedimentation,Biogeochemical cycling,Management operations
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed
Methodology: Field,Social sciences
Adams last updated:
7-27-1999
15:10
Robert L. Beschta
Forest Engineering (FE) Professor
beschtar@ccmail.orst.edu
737-4292
Desig: WRM
Beschta last updated:
George W. Brown
Forest Engineering (FE) Professor
browng@ccmail.orst.edu
737-2221
Desig: WRM
Brown last updated:
George Gary Ice
Forest Engineering (FE) Asst Prof
gice@wcrc-ncasi.org
737-4952
Desig: WRM
Ice last updated:
Marvin R. Pyles
Forest Engineering (FE) Assoc Prof
pylesm@ccmail.orst.edu
737-4571
Desig: WRM
Pyles last updated:
Arne E. Skaugset
Forest Engineering (FE) Asst Prof
skaugsar@ccmail.orst.edu
737-3283
Desig: WRM
Skaugset last updated:
Mark A. Taratoot
Forest Engineering (FE) Research Assistant
taratoot@PEAK.ORG
737-1353
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Water Management
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry
Type of process: Streamflow,Erosion and sedimentation
Spatial scale: Small watershed
Methodology: Field
Taratoot last updated:
7-27-1999
11:26
Parker J Wigington
Forest Engineering (FE) Adjunct Professor
pjw@MAIL.COR.EPA.GOV
754-4341
Research group:
Landscape Team, Regional Ecology Branch, U.S. EPA
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Physical Hydrology,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Groundwater,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry,Wetlands,Water quantity
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Runoff generation,Streamflow,Biogeochemical cycling
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Remote sensing,Field,Other mathematical modeling
Wigington last updated:
8-5-1999
9:11
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Forest Science (FS)
737-2244
Info email:
lewiss@ccmail.orst.edu
Location: 321 Richardson Hall
Hydrology and water resources are an important component of studies in forest ecology and forest physiology conducted through the Department of Forest Science. Further, strong links between the Department of Forest Science and the USDA Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Experiment Station bring additional expertise in hydrology and fluvial geomorphology to the Department. Areas of study falling broadly under Forest Ecology include: 1) dynamics of riparian forests and their response to floods; 2) forest-stream interactions including both natural disturbances and the influence of forest management practices on streams and watersheds; 3) studies of stream-groundwater interactions (the hyporheic zone) and its influence on nutrient cycling in forest streams. Areas of study falling broadly under Forest-Tree Physiology focus on water relations of woody plants. Additionally, several Forest Science faculty are closely involved with the H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest and Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) program. The H. J. Andrews is jointly administered by the Dept. of Forest Science, the US Forest Service - Blue River Ranger District and the Pacific Northwest Experiment Station, and is the site of many long-term research projects in hydrology and water resources.
FS last updated:
9-3-1999
14:47
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Frederick Bierlmaier
Forest Science (FS)
fredb@FSL.ORST.EDU
Bierlmaier last updated:
Barbara Bond
Forest Science (FS) Asst. Professor
bondb@ccmail.orst.edu
737-6110
Bond last updated:
8-3-1999
17:50
Craig Creel
Forest Science (FS)
creelc@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Creel last updated:
Greg Downing
Forest Science (FS)
downingg@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Downing last updated:
Ted Dyrness
Forest Science (FS)
dyrnesst@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Dyrness last updated:
Robert P. Griffiths
Forest Science (FS) Assoc Prof
griffithsr@fsl.orst.edu
737-6559
Desig: WRM
Griffiths last updated:
Hazel Hammond
Forest Science (FS)
hammondh@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Hammond last updated:
Donald Henshaw
Forest Science (FS)
henshaw@FSL.ORST.EDU
Henshaw last updated:
Richard Keim
Forest Science (FS)
Richard.Keim@ORST.EDU
Keim last updated:
Al Levno
Forest Science (FS)
levno@FSL.ORST.EDU
Levno last updated:
John Moreau
Forest Science (FS)
moreauj@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Moreau last updated:
Richard H Waring
Forest Science (FS) Professor
waringr@fsl.orst.edu
737-6087
Faculty Appointment:
80% Research
20% Teaching
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Soil and vadose zone
Application to society: Forestry,Habitat
Type of process: Evapotranspiration,Biological processes,Biogeochemical cycling
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Regional
Methodology: Laboratory,Remote sensing,Field,Process modeling
Waring last updated:
8-6-1999
9:26
Kajsa Johnson Wing
Forest Science (FS)
wingk@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Wing last updated:
6-25-1999
17:06
Michael Wing
Forest Science (FS) Asst. Professor
wingm@CCMAIL.ORST.EDU
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Wing last updated:
6-25-1999
17:07
Steve Wondzell
Forest Science (FS) Asst. Professor
wondzell@FSL.ORST.EDU
750-7409
Research group:
H. J. Andrews LTER
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
0% Teaching
0% Extension
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Groundwater,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry,Watershed analysis
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Streamflow,Solute transport,Biological processes,Biogeochemical cycling
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Field,Process modeling
Wondzell last updated:
6-25-1999
9:53
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Geosciences (GEO)
737-1201
Info email:
geo-info@geo.orst.edu
Location: 104 Wilkinson Hall
GEO studies in water resources are focused in two main areas: hydrogeology and water resources
geography. Hydrogeology solute transport in groundwater, groundwater supply, and
other aspects of subsurface characterization. Water resources geography
includes policy, law, distribution, and history of water resources.
GEO last updated:
6-9-1999
9:53
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Peter U. Clark
Geosciences (GEO) Professor
clarkp@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1247
Desig: WRM
Clark last updated:
Robert E. Frenkel
Geosciences (GEO) Prof Emeri
frenkelr@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1201
Desig: WRM
Frenkel last updated:
Gordon E. Grant
Geosciences (GEO) Assoc Prof
grant@fsl.orst.edu
750-7328
Desig: WRM
Research group:
U.S.F.S. PNW Research Station
Faculty Appointment:
90% Research
10% Teaching
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Physical Hydrology,Water Management,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Forestry,Municipal and industrial,Habitat,Watershed analysis,Impact/risk assessment,Water quantity,Global change,Water law and policy
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Runoff generation,Streamflow,Erosion and sedimentation,Multi-phase fluid flow,Management operations
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed,Regional
Methodology: Laboratory,Remote sensing,Field,Process modeling,Stochastic modeling,Other mathematical modeling
Grant last updated:
7-26-1999
15:25
Roy Haggerty
Geosciences (GEO) Asst Prof
haggertr@geo.orst.edu
737-1210
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Hydrogeology
Faculty Appointment:
50% Research
50% Teaching
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Soil and vadose zone,Groundwater,Streams and river
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Solute transport,Management operations
Spatial scale: Bench,Small watershed
Methodology: Laboratory,Process modeling,Stochastic modeling,Other mathematical modeling
Haggerty last updated:
8-26-1999
21:05
Philip L. Jackson
Geosciences (GEO) Assoc Prof
jacksonp@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1203
Desig: WRM
Jackson last updated:
Julia A. Jones
Geosciences (GEO) Assoc Prof
geojulia@aol.com
737-1224
Desig: WRM
Faculty Appointment:
50% Research
25% Teaching
25% Extension
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology
Jones last updated:
6-23-1999
21:35
Stephen T Lancaster
Geosciences (GEO) Research Associate
slancast@fsl.orst.edu
758-7753
Research group:
Coastal Landscape Analysis and Modeling Study
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Physical Hydrology
Element of water cycle: Soil and vadose zone,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Forestry,Habitat,Watershed analysis,Impact/risk assessment
Type of process: Erosion and sedimentation
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Remote sensing,Field,Process modeling,Stochastic modeling
Lancaster last updated:
8-2-1999
10:19
Keith W. Muckleston
Geosciences (GEO) Prof Emeri
mucklesk@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1204
Desig: WRM
Muckleston last updated:
James R. Pease
Geosciences (GEO) Prof Emeri
peasej@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1213
Desig: WRM
Pease last updated:
David Post
Geosciences (GEO) Research Associate
David.Post@TVL.CLW.CSIRO.AU
Research group:
Hydrologic Regionalisation
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry
Type of process: Runoff generation,Streamflow,Erosion and sedimentation
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed,Large watershed,Regional
Methodology: Field,Other mathematical modeling
Post last updated:
6-29-1999
23:48
Charles L. Rosenfeld
Geosciences (GEO) Professor
rosenfec@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1208
Desig: WRM
Rosenfeld last updated:
Mary V. Santelmann
Geosciences (GEO) Asst Prof
santelmm@terra.geo.orst.edu
737-1215
Desig: WRM
Broad interest: Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Forestry,Municipal and industrial,Watershed analysis,Wetlands
Type of process: Erosion and sedimentation,Solute transport
Spatial scale: Small watershed,Large watershed
Methodology: Process modeling
Santelmann last updated:
8-4-1999
18:56
Frederick J. Swanson
Geosciences (GEO) Professor
swansonf@ccmail.orst.edu
750-7355
Desig: WRM
Swanson last updated:
Aaron T. Wolf
Geosciences (GEO) Asst Prof
wolfa@geo.orst.edu
737-2722
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Transboundary Freshwater Dispute Database Project
Faculty Appointment:
50% Research
50% Teaching
Broad interest: Water Management
Element of water cycle: Watershed
Application to society: Watershed analysis,Water law and policy
Type of process: Negotiation
Spatial scale: Continental and global
Methodology: Social sciences
Wolf last updated:
8-12-1999
11:13
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Rangeland Resources (RNG)
737-3341
Info email:
william.c.krueger@orst.edu
Location: 202 Strand Agriculture Hall
RNG study in water resources is focused on grassland and xeric woodland ecosystems
and includes range watershed and
riparian zone management, erosion and stream temperature control, and
wildland water quality as related to land use.
Of particular concern is livestock grazing in relation to stream and
watershed function.
RNG last updated:
6-9-1999
9:55
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Michael M. Borman
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Assoc Prof
Michael.Borman@orst.edu
737-1614
Desig: WRM
Faculty Appointment:
100% Extension
Broad interest: Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Watershed analysis
Type of process: Erosion and sedimentation,Management operations
Spatial scale: Bench,Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed
Methodology: Field
Borman last updated:
7-26-1999
15:44
John C. Buckhouse
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Professor
john.c.buckhouse@orst.edu
737-1629
Desig: WRM
Buckhouse last updated:
Paul S. Doescher
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Professor
doeschep@ccmail.orst.edu
737-1622
Desig: WRM
Doescher last updated:
Lee E. Eddleman
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Professor
Lee.E.Eddleman@orst.edu
737-1621
Desig: WRM
Eddleman last updated:
William C. Krueger
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Professor
William.C.Krueger@orst.edu
737-1615
Desig: WRM
Faculty Appointment:
33% Research
33% Teaching
33% Extension
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Water Management
Application to society: Agriculture
Methodology: Field
Krueger last updated:
6-24-1999
9:30
Richard F. Miller
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Professor
Richard.Miller@orst.edu
573-2064
Desig: WRM
Miller last updated:
Tamzen K. Stringham
Rangeland Resources (RNG) Res Assoc
Tamzen.Stringham@orst.edu
737-0923
Desig: WRM
Research group:
Riparian Ecology and Water Quality Team
Faculty Appointment:
100% Research
Broad interest: Ecological Hydrology,Water Quality
Element of water cycle: Vegetation,Groundwater,Streams and river,Watershed
Application to society: Agriculture,Habitat
Type of process: Water movement and storage,Streamflow,Erosion and sedimentation,Biological processes,Irrigation,Management operations
Spatial scale: Plot/reach/hillslope,Small watershed
Methodology: Remote sensing,Field
Stringham last updated:
7-26-1999
15:04
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