Current Research

 

Connor Mertz, MS student: Restoration prioritization of tributaries of the Upper Colorado River, Kawuneeche Valley, Rocky Mountain National Park

  Celeste Wieting, PhD Student: Channel morphologic response to invasive vegetation removal (with collaborators M. Scott, J. Friedman, D.  Schook, and D. Dean). 

Putting down roots: Afforestation and bank cohesion of Iceland Rivers (with collaborators Þröstur Eysteinsson and Þorsteinn Sæmundsson)

Undergraduate Research

Rang, A., 2022, Investigating erosional trends in gullies at Wupatki National Monument.

Daniels, S., 2022, Grain size changes and channel morphology in teh southwestern United States.

Nelson, J., 2020, Linking sediment sources to downstream floodplain forests.

Newman, S., 2019, Sediment fingerprinting of fluvial sands in the Yampa Basin using pXRF.

Mainiero, A., 2018, Measuring gravel and cobble transport into Ralph Price Reservoir using radio frequency identification.

Van, B. and Merrill, J. 2017, Instream wood loads and log jam spacing on the Upper Colorado River, Rocky Mountain National Park, Poster presented at Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity (CURC).

Former Students

Sarah Dunn MS 2023

John Kemper PhD 2022

Jens Christoph Suhr MS 2022

Annette Patton PhD 2019

Johanna Eidmann MS 2018

Matthew Sparacino MS 2017

Derek Schook PhD 2017

Annette Patton MS 2016

Maisie Richards MS 2016

Scott Shahverdian MS 2015

Joseph Mangano MS 2014

Cory Williams MS 2014

Kyle Grimsley MS 2012

Zan Rubin MS 2010

Daniel Cadol MS 2007