James Walega
- Senior Professional Research Assistant
Terrestrial biogeochemistry, carbon & nutrient cycling, soil development, tropical forests.
McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica, geochemistry, analytical chemistry
Tidewater glacier dynamics, geographic information systems (GIS), photography, photogrammetry, computer vision.
Global change, paleoclimate dynamics, biogeochemistry.
Soil biogeochemistry
Earth system modeling
Tropical forest ecology
Cryosphere, mountain hydrology, unmanned aerial systems (UAS), remote sensing.
Mountain hydrology and biogeochemistry, surface-groundwater interactions, acid mine drainage, glacial hydrology, snow hydrology.
Climate change; water resources and the cryosphere.
hydrology, surface water - groundwater interactions, hydrologic connectivity, numerical modeling, collection and analysis of long-term data
Wildfire impacts on water quality and aquatic ecosystems, coupling of ecological and engineered infrastructure, fate and transport of emerging contaminants.