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Modelling the Contributions of Riparian Vegetation and Topography to Stream Shade Using LiDAR and Conventional Digital Elevation Data

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on Dec 9, 2024

A major advantage of the current model is that no field measurements are required, compared with the use of hemispherical photography or ground-based photogrammetry to…

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Sediment Source Partitioning and Budgeting Over Historical Timescales in a Glacierized, Mountain Catchment

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on Oct 21, 2024

Managing and living with geohazards is especially challenging in mountain landscapes and requires an understanding of catchment-scale sediment dynamics and internal system functioning. While sediment…

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Paraguay River Drought

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on Jun 4, 2024

The Paraguay River is facing a severe drought and has been classified as “in a critical situation” according to the Brazilian National Agency of Waters…

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Lake Surface and Downstream River Temperature Response to the Retreat of a Lake-Terminating Glacier

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on May 6, 2024

Glacier contributions to streamflow moderate summer water temperatures and help keep rivers cool during periods of hot, dry weather. As glaciers retreat, the length of…

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Spit Recycling: A Default Nature-Based Solution

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on May 1, 2024

How do you protect a remote coastal community in Alaska from erosion and flooding due to storms if there is no ready supply of traditional…

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Fraser River Rockslide Threatens Salmon

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on Jan 24, 2020

In November 2018, a massive rockslide occurred on the Fraser River north of Lillooet, British Columbia. A rockslide, initiated on a riverbank bedrock outcrop, failed…

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Tule Red Restoration Site Opened to Natural Tidal Inundation

By Doretta Pintaric

Posted on Dec 10, 2019

October 15, 2019 was an exciting day as we were finally able to open 420 acres of restored tidal marsh habitat to natural diurnal tidal…

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  • Modelling the Contributions of Riparian Vegetation and Topography to Stream Shade Using LiDAR and Conventional Digital Elevation Data
  • Sediment Source Partitioning and Budgeting Over Historical Timescales in a Glacierized, Mountain Catchment
  • Paraguay River Drought
  • Lake Surface and Downstream River Temperature Response to the Retreat of a Lake-Terminating Glacier
  • Spit Recycling: A Default Nature-Based Solution

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