Ph.D, Graduate, Department of Geography, Ecohydrology Group, University of Delaware
Univ. Delaware - University of Delaware
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Assistant Professor, Department of Geology & Geography, Georgia Southern University
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M.S., Geography, University of Delaware, 2009
Ph.D., Geography, University of Delaware, 2012
My research seeks to enhance our understanding of the interface between forest hydrological processes and ecosystem functioning, as this is critical to the advancement of natural resource & watershed management. I primarily perform field-based investigations of hydrological processes and their relationships to forest ecology and biogeochemistry, including instrumentation & methods development.
2013
Temporal variation in end-member chemistry and its influence on runoff mixing patterns in a forested, Piedmont catchment. Inamdar, S.P., G. Dhillon, S. Singh, S. Dutta, D.F. Levia, D. Scott, M.J. Mitchell, J.T. Van Stan, & P. McHale (2013): Water Resources Research, 49: 1828–1844
2013
Evaluation of an instrumental method to reduce error in canopy water storage estimates via mechanical displacement. Van Stan J.T., K.A. Martin, J. Friesen, M.T. Jarvis, J.D. Lundquist, & D.F. Levia (2013): Water Resources Research
2012
Stemflow and dissolved organic carbon cycling: temporal variability in concentration, flux, and UV-vis spectral metrics in a temperate broadleaved deciduous forest in the eastern USA. Levia, D.F.*, J.T. Van Stan*, S.P. Inamdar, M.T. Jarvis, M.J. Mitchell, S.M. Mage, C.E. Scheick, & P.J. McHale (2012): Canadian Journal of Forest Research 42: 207-216. [* equal contributors]
2012
Controls and dynamics of canopy-derived dissolved organic matter from co-dominant broadleaved deciduous canopies to the soil of a temperate catchment in the northeastern United States. Van Stan, J.T. (2012): Publications in Climatology 64: 1-96
2012
The effects of phenoseason and storm characteristics on throughfall solute washoff and leaching dynamics from a temperate deciduous forest canopy. Van Stan, J.T., D.F. Levia, S.P. Inamdar, M. Lepori-Bui, & M.J. Mitchell (2012): Science of the Total Environment 430: 48-58
2011
Atmospheric deposition and corresponding variability of stemflow chemistry across temporal scales in a mid-Atlantic broadleaved deciduous forest canopy. Levia, D.F., J.T. Van Stan, C.M. Siegert, S.P. Inamdar, M.J. Mitchell, S.M. Mage, & P.J. McHale (2011): Atmospheric Environment 45: 3046-3054
2011
Effects of wind-driven rainfall on stemflow generation between two codominant tree species with differing crown characteristics. Van Stan, J.T., C.M. Siegert, D.F. Levia, & C.E. Scheick (2011): Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 151: 1277-1286
2011
Technical note: Instrumental method for reducing error in compression-derived measurements of rainfall interception for individual trees. Van Stan, J.T., M.T. Jarvis, D.F. Levia, & J. Friesen (2011): Hydrological Sciences Journal 56: 1061-1066
2010
Temporal variability of stemflow volume in a beech-yellow poplar forest in relation to tree species and size. Levia, D.F., Van Stan, II, J.T., Mage, S.M., and Kelley-Hauske, P.W. (2010): Journal of Hydrology 380 (1/2):112-120.
Papers and books that explicitly acknowledge a CZO grant are highlighted in PALE ORANGE.
2012
Controls & dynamics of canopy-derived dissolved organic matter from co-dominant broadleaved deciduous canopies to the soil of a temperate catchment in the northeastern United States. Van Stan, J.T. (2012): Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Delaware
2011
Reducing error associated with compression derived measurements of whole-tree rainfall interception within the Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory. Van Stan, J.T., Levia, D.F., Jarvis, M.T. and Friesen, J. (2011): 3rd Annual National CZO PI meeting, Boulder, CO, September 13-15
2010
Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory: Preliminary Results from the Vegetation Survey for Validation of Airborne LiDAR Imagery. Van Stan, J., S. Stotts, D. Levia, J. Pizzuto, D. Sparks (2010): 3rd Annual National CZO PI meeting, Boulder, CO, September 13-15