Dr. Nate Jones is an interdisciplinary water scientist focused on improving the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of our water resources. His work spans gradients in hydrologic connectivity (e.g., upland wetlands, intermittent streams, and large rivers); spatial scales (e.g., individual soil aggregates to watersheds); and disciplinary boundaries (e.g., engineering, environmental science, and the social sciences).
External Links:
https://http://ecohydrology.ua.edu/
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2017 - 2019
Areas of Expertise
hydrology
biogeochemistry
ecological engineering
Research Interests
wetlands
headwater streams
floodplains
stream and wetland restoration
Methods of Expertise
environmental tracers
geospatial analysis
hydrologic modeling
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Modeling Linkage of Hydrology to Biogeochemistry
Effects of using high resolution satellite-based inundation time series to estimate methane fluxes from forested wetlands
Article published in Geophysical Research Letters
Featured collection introduction: The emerging science of aquatic system connectivity II
Article published in JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association