"Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science."Edwin Powell Hubble,
The Nature of Science, 1954
The Nature of Science, 1954
Research
- Adaptive Management and Effective Implementation of Sediment TMDLs in the Lake Tahoe Basin, USA
- Integrated Monitoring and Assessment of Soil Restoration Treatments in the Lake Tahoe Basin
- Erosion Modeling for Land Management - Scaling from Plots to Small Forest Catchments in the Tahoe Basin
- Evaluation of Revegetation/Mulch Erosion Control Using Simulated Rainfall in the Lake Tahoe Basin:
- Runoff Sediment Particle-Sizes Associated with Soil Erosion in the Lake Tahoe Basin
- Mechanized Mastication Effects on Soil Compaction and Runoff from Forests in the Western Lake Tahoe Basin
- Mechanized Mastication Effects on Soil Compaction and Runoff from Forests in the Western Lake Tahoe Basin
- Soil Nutrients Associated with Revegetation of Disturbed Sites in the Lake Tahoe Basin
- Generation of Water-Stable Soil Aggregates for Improved Erosion Control and Revegetation Success
- Delaying Snowpack Ablation
- A Simultaneous Model for Ultrasonic Aggregate Stability Assessment
- Integrated monitoring and assessment of soil restoration treatments in the Lake Tahoe Basin
- Waddle Ranch Watershed Assessment Phase II
Assessment Tool: Cone Penetrometer
