FACULTY/DEPARTMENT MEMBERS:
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NAME
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POSITION
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EXPERTISE
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PUBS
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CTNS
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Armstrong, Glen W
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Assistant Professor |
forest activity scheduling, forest economics; integrated resource management; forest level optimization and simulation modeling; policy analysis. |
0
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0
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Chanasyk, David S
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Professor |
soil water; hydrology; snowmelt; runoff and erosion; soil amendments; soil compaction and land reclamation.
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38
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0
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Chang, Scott
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Assistant Professor |
forest soil processes; soil microbial ecology; carbon sequestration; application of N-15 tracer in forest soils research; forest fertilization; tree nutrition; forest ecophysiology; and silviculture-soil management interactions. |
0
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0
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Comeau, Philip G
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Associate Professor |
mixedwood silviculture; vegetation management; stand tending; competition dynamics; stand dynamics; applications of silviculture in ecosystem management; and, evaluation of long-term benefits and costs of silviculture practices.
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0
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0
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Crown, Peter H
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Professor |
identification and monitoring land cover/land use using remote sensing data from satellite or aircraft platforms; application of airborne spectrographic image data to identify and monitor impacts of industrial operations, or activities and success of reclamation efforts, on soils and landscapes; application of digital elevation models to soil-landscape analysis and environmental assessment; land classification and evaluation of soil/landscape suitability for various purposes through sp atial analysis/GIS.
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0
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0
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Dancik, Bruce P
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Professor |
Population structure, differentiation, genecology, mating systems and evolution of woody plant species; conservation biology, gene conservation, biodiversity, management of genetic resources, and ethical issues of land use and conservation; scientific publication, including ethics, peer review, authorship, and citation analysis. |
0
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0
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Dominy, Richard S
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Graduate Student |
Business/Management; Environmental Studies |
0
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0
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Dominy, Richard S
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Graduate Student |
Business/Management; Environmental Studies |
0
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0
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Dudas, Marvin J
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Professor |
biogeochemistry of inorganic and organic pollutants in soil, leachate chemistry of industrial wastes, soil genesis and classification, soil remediation, soil clay mineralogy, soil remediation, decontamination of mercury polluted soils; heavy metals in soils, chemistry and metal speciation; use of soil chemistry in risk assessment.
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0
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0
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Feng, Yongsheng
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Assistant Professor |
Dynamic processes of mass and energy transport in the soil-plant-atmosphere system and the effects of these processes on plant growth and environmental quality. |
0
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0
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Foote, A. Lee
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Associate Professor |
Wetland ecology and management. Waterfowl habitat creation, disturbance and reclamation using adaptive management. Wildlife habitat manipulation and using natural processes. Secondary interests in sustainable use of boreal wildlife and trophic dynamics.
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0
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0
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Fuller, Lesley G.
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Associate Professor |
Soil-landscape variability. Landscape-controls on soil and water quality; influence of soil-landscape variability on solute transport and fate of agricultural chemicals; nutrient management within agricultural lands; development of environmentally sustainable agricultural systems.
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0
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0
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Grant, Robert F
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Associate Professor |
Simulation modeling of physical, chemical and biological processes in soil-plant-atmosphere systems as a means of studying resource management and conservation in agricultural or forested ecosystems under current or future climates. |
0
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0
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Heidman, Amy P.
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Other |
soil remediation; land reclamation; bioremediation; phytoremediation; soil science; chemical engineering technology; petroleum hydrocarbons; compost |
5
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0
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Juma, Noorallah G.
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Professor |
Carbon & nitrogen transformations in soil; simulation modeling of C and N cycling; role of microflora and fauna in decomposition, nutrient cycling and soil structure formation; internet technologies and global soil science education. |
0
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0
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Please note that the total of members' statistics may not equal the department/faculty
statistics due to joint authorship.
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