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Predicting Postfire Sediment Yields of Small Steep Catchments Using Airborne Lidar Differencing by Guilinger, James J., Foufoula‐Georgiou, Efi, Gray, Andrew B., Randerson, James T., Smyth, Padhraic, Barth, Nicolas C., Goulden, Michael L.

“…Predicting sediment yield from recently burned areas remains a challenge but is important for hazard and resource management as wildfire impacts increase. Here…”
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Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Perspectives on Integrated, Coordinated, Open, Networked (ICON) Science by Burberry, C. M., Flatley, A., Gray, A., Guilinger, J., Hamshaw, S., Hill, K., Mu, Y., Rowland, J. C.

“…This article provides a commentary about the state of integrated, coordinated, open, and networked (ICON) principles in Earth and Planetary Surface Processes…”
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Wildfire impacts on the persistent suspended sediment dynamics of the Ventura River, California by Jumps, Nathan, Gray, Andrew B., Guilinger, James J., Cowger, Win C.

“…Ventura River watershed, California, USA After wildfire, small mountainous watersheds can produce dramatic increases in fluvial sediment transport, but these…”
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Concentration Depth Profiles of Microplastic Particles in River Flow and Implications for Surface Sampling by Cowger, Win, Gray, Andrew B, Guilinger, James J, Fong, Brandon, Waldschläger, Kryss

“…River flow is a major conveyance of microplastic (1–5000 μm) pollution from land to marine systems. However, the current approaches to monitoring and modeling…”
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Turbidity Structures the Controls of Ecosystem Metabolism and Associated Metabolic Process Domains Along a 75-km Segment of a Semiarid Stream by Honious, Sarah A. S., Hale, Rebecca L., Guilinger, James J., Crosby, Benjamin T., Baxter, Colden V.

“…Stream ecosystem metabolism contributes to global carbon cycling, yet predicting metabolism across ecosystems remains elusive. Even within stream segments,…”
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The Evolution of Sediment Sources Over a Sequence of Postfire Sediment‐Laden Flows Revealed Through Repeat High‐Resolution Change Detection by Guilinger, James J., Gray, Andrew B., Barth, Nicolas C., Fong, Brandon T.

“…Postfire debris flows are particularly complex to study because they do not form discrete initiation locations and commonly involve multiple simultaneously…”
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Appraisal of Suspended Sediment Sources and Fluxes in Marsh Creek, SE Idaho: Complexities Revealed by High-resolution Spatial and Temporal Data by Guilinger, James J

“…Excessive suspended sediment loading of streams is one of the most common causes for ecological and recreational stream impairment in the US (USEPA, 2016)…”
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Advisory Committees for Vocational Education by Guilinger, J. W

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