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Utilizing Electrical Conductivity for Characterizing Hydrogeologic Properties, Emily Anne Hinz
Utilizing Electrical Conductivity for Characterizing Hydrogeologic Properties - Appendix, Emily Anne Hinz
Dissertations
Geochemical and Geochronological Constraints on the Tectonothermal History of the Central and Eastern Nepal Himalaya: Implications for Thermal-Mechanical Models, Stacey Lynn Corrie
Ground-Penetrating Radar and Thermal Modeling of Active Layer Thaw Beneath Arctic Streams, Troy Richard Brosten
Non-Destructively Mapping the In-Situ Hydrologic Properties of Snow, Firn, and Glacial Ice with Georadar, Joel Matthew Brown
Subsurface Characterization Using Head-Wave Artifacts in Seismic Interferometry, Thomas Dylan Mikesell
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A 14,000-Year Record of Wildfire and Alluvial Fan Deposition Reveals Relationships Among Fire, Climate, Vegetation, and Sediment Yields in the Middle Fork Salmon River, Idaho, Kerry Elizabeth Riley
Assessing Eolian Dust Inputs to Soils in Dry Creek Experimental Watershed, SW Idaho, Brian Jameson Stark
Assessing the Value of Improved Snow Information in Operational Hydrologic Models, Alison Christine Burnop
Characterization and Quantification of Ground Heat Flux for Late Season Shallow Snow, Aurele LaMontagne
Characterization of Englacial Voids Using Radar Velocity Anisotropy, Joshua D. Nichols
Climate Drivers and Landscape Response: Holocene Fire, Vegetation, and Erosion at City Of Rocks National Reserve, Idaho, Kerrie N. Weppner
Evapotranspiration in the Riparian Zone of the Lower Boise River with Implications for Groundwater Flow, Brady Allen Johnson
Fire and Climate in a Lodgepole Forest of Central Idaho: Annual, Decadal, Centennial, and Millennial Perspectives, Lar Osvard Svenson
Geochronologic and Isotopic Investigation of the Koipato Formation, Northwestern Great Basin, Nevada: Implications for Late Permian-Early Triassic Tectonics along the Western U.S. Cordillera, Nicholas Quentin Vetz
Hillslope Asymmetry Maps Reveal Widespread, Multi-Scale Organization, Michael John Poulos
Holocene Fire and Climate in Rangeland Ecosystems of Southwestern Idaho, Nathan Alfred Nelson
Internal Structure and Geochronology of the Gerrei Unit in the Flumendosa Area, Variscan External Nappe Zone, Sardinia, Italy, Ashley V. Dack
Measuring the Rate of Garnet Growth: Implications for Rb-Sr Garnet Chronology, Jessica Sousa
Monitoring CO2 Sequestration in Basalt with Elastic Waves, Larry Thomas Otheim
Numerical Modeling of Time-Lapse Seismic Experiments to Monitor CO2 Sequestration in a Layered Basalt Reservoir, Murari Khatiwada
Optically Stimulated Luminescence Dating of Gravelly Alluvial Fan Deposits: Links Between Climate and Geomorphic Response in the Lost River Range, Idaho, Megan Kearney Kenworthy
Spatial Distribution and Evolution of a Seasonal Snowpack in Complex Terrain: An Evaluation of the SNODAS Modeling Product, Brian Trail Anderson
Statistical Clustering of Microseismic Event Spectra to Identify Subsurface Structure, Deborah Kay Fagan
Structural and Stratigraphic Age Constraints of the Inskip Formation, East Range, Nevada: Implications for Mesozoic Tectonics of Western North America, Joshua David Wilkins
Temporal and Spatial Analysis of Stream and Groundwater Interactions, Ryan Eugene Warden
The Carbon Budget Impact of Sagebrush Degradation, Andrew Connor Austreng
The Hydrologic Significance of Lateral Water Flow Through Snow, David Parker Eiriksson
The Variscan Orogen in Sardinia, Italy: Insights into Late-Stage Deformation as Evidenced in the Lago Mulargia Region, Ander Jay Sundell
Using Soil Moisture Trends Across Topographic Gradients to Examine Controls on Semi-arid Ecosystem Dynamics, Toni Jo Smith