Multiple Disciplines
A multidisciplinary team of scientists from Idaho State University, Boise State University and USDA-ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center established Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory (RC-CZO) to focus on soil carbon and the processes governing its fate.
- Global change biology
- Soil science
- Hydrology
- Geology
- Ecology
- Microbiology
Research highlights
- Intensive study sites for measuring carbon input and loss processes.
- Long-term continuous datasets for hydrological and land surface models to predict soil carbon storage and critical zone processes governing it.
- Intensive characterization of carbon stabilization and destabilization in soils along gradients of lithology, climate, and land use.
reynolds Research Groups
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Discipline Tags
View people, news, events, publications, etc aggregated by discipline tag within and across CZOs. Most content is interdisciplinary and tagged with 2-3 disciplines.
Biogeochemistry
e.g. carbon, nitrogen
Biology / Ecology
e.g. vegetation, ecosystems
Biology / Molecular
e.g. microbes, DNA
Climatology / Meteorology
e.g. weather, air pressure
Data Management / CyberInfrastructure
e.g. databases, Q/A, portals
Engineering / Method Development
e.g. wireless networks
Geochemistry / Mineralogy
e.g. elements, isotopes
Geology / Chronology
e.g. bedrock, age dating
Geomorphology
e.g. landscape, sediment transport
Geophysics
e.g. seismic, radar, resistivity
GIS / Remote Sensing
e.g. maps, elevation, LiDAR
Hydrology
e.g. discharge, groundwater
Modeling / Computational Science
e.g. models, algorithms
Outreach / Education Research
e.g. assessment, interviews
Social Science
e.g. land-use history
Soil Science / Pedology
e.g. genesis, classification
Water Chemistry
e.g. surface water, solutes
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