PRESENTATION/TALK - Events
Yuting He, PhD Candidate Meteorology, dissertation defense
Understanding the carbon cycle in complex terrain at the Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
529 Walker Building.
Ben Dillner, MS Candidate Ecology, thesis defense
If A Tree Falls: Plant Regeneration and Soil Trends in a Pennsylvania Tree Tip-Up Chronosequence
217 Forest Resources Building.
Rondy Malik, PhD Candidate Ecology, dissertation defense
Rooting for you: incorporating microbes, invertebrates and plant-root associations into food-web processes
118 ASI Building.
All-Hands Meeting
117 EES Building and the CZO field sites.
Geoscience Senior Theses Presentations
541 Deike Building.
Spring CZO Seminar
Precepts of Collaboration and Authorship of CZO Manuscripts
217 Forest Resources Building.
Spring CZO Seminar
Understanding the Carbon Cycle in Complex Terrain at Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
117 EES Building.
Undergraduate Thesis Presentation - Mike Forgeng, B.S. Geosc
Surface and shallow subsurface nutrient transport within an agriculturally active central Pennsylvanian lanscape
541 Deike Building.
2018 Fall CZO Seminar Series
Presentation by Dr. Sarah Ivory, Assistant Professor of Geosciences, on her paleoecology research and critical zone interests
402 Steidle Building.
2018 Fall CZO Seminar Series
Presentation by Warren Reed, PhD Candidate Ecology, will present his local forest carbon pools vs. larger scale forest carbon dynamics research
117 EES Building.
2018 Fall CZO Seminar Series
Presentation by Dr. Anthony Buda, USDA-ARS Research Hydrologist, on pasture and watershed management research
217 Forest Resources Building.
Beth Hoagland, PhD Candidate Geosciences, public defense
Surface water-sediment interactions from pristine to contaminated catchments
541 Deike Building.
Callum Wayman, MS Candidate Geosciences, thesis defense
Understanding the effects of seasonality, land use, and lithology on water quality across scales: from a zeroth order catchment to a HUC 10 watershed
541 Deike Building.
Goldschmidt 2018 Annual Meeting
Goldschmidt 2018 Annual Meeting in the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center, Boston, MA, USA
Boston, MA USA.
SSHCZO All-Hands
117 EES Building and the CZO field sites.
Spring CZO Seminar
Proposed research by new team member, Dr. Sarah Ivory, and colleagues
117 EES Building.
Spring CZO Seminar
Upscaling our CZO observations: from Shale Hills to Shaver's Creek and beyond
541 Deike Building.
Spring CZO Seminar
Impact of trees in the CZO: what we know, new hypotheses, and next steps
117 EES Building.
AGU 2017 Annual Meeting
AGU Fall Meeting 2017, New Orleans, LA
New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
William Ball to visit Penn State and CZO
William Ball, Executive Director Chesapeake Research Consortium, Inc., presents seminar Nov 30
100 Huck Life Sciences Building.
Kathleen Lohse, Director of Reynolds Creek CZO, to visit
Improving prediction of soil carbon and fluxes at the plot to landscape scale
107 Forest Resources Building.
Fall 2017 Seminar Series
Short Term Fallout Radionuclides Reveal Sediment Mixing and Transport in the Critical Zone
401 Steidle Building.
Praveen Kumar presents Harleman Lecture
Advancing Food-Energy-Water Sustainability through Critical Zone Science
110 Wartik Lab .
Pamela Sullivan to present Environmental Engineering Seminar
Elucidating How Landscape Heterogeneity Alters Concentration Discharge Behavior in Carbonate Headwater Streams
204 Sackett Building.
Fall 2017 Seminar Series
Dr. Eric Roden presents “Extracellular electron transfer (EET) in the critical zone"
401 Steidle Building.
Xin Gu, PhD Candidate Geosciences, dissertation defense
Characterizing Structure and Geochemistry of Shale Pores by Neutron Scattering
541 Deike Building.
SSHCZO All-Hands
117 EES Building.
Spring 2017 CZO Seminar Series
Data Flow & Management and Field Season Preparations
105 Forest Resources Building.
Spring 2017 CZO Seminar Series
Understanding the lithology control of hydrologic processes across the Shale Hills and the Garner Run using model-data integration
117 EES Building.
Spring 2017 CZO Seminar Series
105 Forest Resources Building.
Spring 2017 CZO Seminar Series
117 EES Building.
Fall 2016 CZO Seminar
Multi-scale Critical Zone architecture at Garner Run revealed from near-surface geophysics
117 EES Building.
Dissertation Defense - Lidiia Iavorivska
Dissolved Organic Matter in Atmospheric Deposition: Inputs to Watersheds and Influences of Climate
217 Forest Resources Building.
SSHCZO Doctoral Dissertation Presentation
Fully coupled hydrological and morphological processes for modeling landscape evolution
231A Sackett Building.
SSHCZO All-Hands
Penn State and the CZO field areas.
Spring 2016 CZO Seminar
Nutrient dynamics across catchments: from the field to the model
105 Forest Resources Building.
Spring 2016 CZO Seminar
Streambed surface water - groundwater interactions at Shale Hills Creek
117 EES Building.
Rescheduled - Fall 2015 CZO Seminar
105 Forest Resources Building.
Dissertation Defense - Doug Baldwin
Improving Estimates of Root Zone Soil Moisture to Understand Ecosystem Drought Sensitivity
319 Walker Building.
Fall 2015 CZO Seminar
Kristen Brubaker presents “Understanding the influence of bedrock on patterns of vegetation and fine scale above-ground carbon storage"
117 EES Building.
Fall 2015 CZO Seminar
217 Forest Resources Building.
Katie Gaines - PhD presentation and defense
Forest ecohydrology in a central Pennsylvania catchment: A stable isotope approach
105 Forest Resources Building.
December 8 CZO webinar
Using a CZO network to explore the architecture, dynamics and evolution of the Critical Zone
Online.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Fall 2014
Forests and the critical zone: known knowns and known unknowns
117 EES Building.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Fall 2014
Development of an integrated hydrogeochemical model RT-Flux-PIHM: what have we learned?
105 Forest Resources Building.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Fall 2014
Dr. Hyojin Kim will present "Water chemistry evolution through the critical zone revealed by parallel hydrochemistry observations"
117 EES Building.
Xuan Yu - Civil and Environmental Engineering - PhD defense
Modeling, parameter optimization, and ecohydrologic assessment of watershed systems
231 Sackett Building .
Nicole West - Geosciences - PhD defense
Topographic Fingerprints of Hillslope Erosion in the Central Appalachians Revealed by Meteoric Beryllium-10
541 Deike Building.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Spring 2014
Investigating shale weathering across the Shale Transect
118 ASI Building.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Spring 2014
MODELING, OPTIMIZATION, AND ECOHYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT OF WATERSHED SYSTEMS
202 Hammond Building.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Spring 2014
Effective rooting depth and water age of vegetation at the SSHCZO
102 Forest Resources Building.
SSHCZO Seminar Series - Spring 2014
Dr. Yuning Shi and Dr. Pamela Sullivan will speak on "Approaches to Earthcasting Climatic Controls on Shale Weathering"
117 EES Building.
The Architecture of Deep Weathering at Two CZOs
The Architecture of Deep Weathering at Two CZOs: Groundwater, Regolith, and Solutes at Susquehanna Shale Hills and Luquillo Experimental Forest
Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2C.
GSA Annual Meeting
Geological Society of America, 2013 Annual Meeting - CZO presentations
Colorado Convention Center, Denver, Colorado.
CZO All Hands 2013 Seminar
Adding Time to Geochemical and Hydrologic Processes using Environmental Tracers by Dr. – Kip Solomon, Professor and Department Chair, Geology and Geophysics, University of Utah
301 Steidle Building.
AGU Fall Meeting 2012
CZOs give more than 125 presentations at the 2012 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting
Moscone Center, Fourth and Howard Streets, San Francisco, CA.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Idealized experiments for data assimilation of vapor isotope with istopic AGCM and ensemble Kalman filter
301 Steidle Building.
SSHCZO Doctoral Dissertation Presentation
SSHCZO Doctoral Dissertation Presentation
301 Steidle Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series - All Hands Fall 2012
Critical Zone Seminar Series - All Hands Fall 2012
117 EES Building.
CZO Seminar Series
301 Steidle Building.
CZO Seminar Series
Eco-Hydrological research flow at SSHCZO -- watershed heat flow modeling
301 Steidle Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
2012-05-22 Hydrologic and near-surface geologic variability in a small forested watershed neighboring the Susquehanna Shale Hills CZO
117 EES Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Temporal and Spatial Scaling of Evapotranspiration Using Plant Hydraulic Theory
301 Steidle Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Tree throw mini symposium featuring Eric Kirby, Rudy Slingerland and Tim White
301 Steidle Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
"Fracture Patterns and Their Relation to Groundwater Flow" and the Lysina CZO
301 Steidle Building.
Critical Zone Seminar series - Recap of CZO LiDAR workshop
A Recap of the CZO LiDAR Workshop held in Berkeley, CA December 2011
301 Steidle Building.
CUAHSI Cyberseminar - Chris Duffy on Shale HIlls CZO
The Susquehanna/Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: A Earth-System testbed for process and prediction
Online.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Geomorphic and stratigraphic archives of hillslope erosion in the Shale Hills CZO
301 Steidle Building.
SSHCZO Masters Thesis Presentation
Catchment-Scale Soil Water Retention Characteristics and Delineation of Hydropedological Functional Units at Shale Hills
Ag Sciences and Industries Building (ASI) Room 324.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Water chemistry reflects hydrological controls on weathering at Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
301 Steidle Building.
SSHCZO Masters Thesis Presentation
Using Deuterium and Oxygen-18 to determine the flowpaths and timescales of water at the Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
Sackett Building Room 213.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Moving Toward Quantifying Heterogeneity Controls on Flow and Transport at the Shale Hills CZO
301 Steidle Building.
CZO Seminar Series
A Study of the Physical and Chemical Weathering of the Marcellus Black Shale in Central Pennsylvania
117 EES Building.
SSHCZO Masters Thesis Presentation
Laboratory, Field, and Modeling Analysis of Solute Transport Behavior at the Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
301 Steidle Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
The Soil Biogeochemistry of Drought
101 Ag Sciences and Industries Building (ASI).
SSHCZO Doctoral Dissertation Presentation
Coupling Hydropedology and Biogeochemistry in the Shale Hills CZO
101 Ag Sciences and Industries Building (ASI).
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Controls of slope aspect on regolith formation and chemical weathering: U-series isotopes from Shale Hills
117 EES Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Using the stable isotope network to understand the hydrology of the Shale Hills CZO
117 EES Building.
Critical Zone Seminar Series
Manganese at Shale Hills: Examining the biogeochemistry of industrial pollution
117 EES Building.
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