Postdoctoral Scholar, University of California, Merced
UC Merced - University of California, Merced
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Ph.D, Environmental Sciences in Hydrology , University of Idaho , 2016
My research advances process understanding through integration of field-based observations, meta-analyses, and physically-based modeling. My current questions explore how ecohydrologic mechanisms control regolith development and architecture across daily to millennial timescales, and how this architecture then influences streamflow generation under a changing climate.
2018
Subsurface plant-accessible water in mountain ecosystems with a Mediterranean climate. Klos, P. Z.; Goulden, M.; Riebe, C. S.; Tague, C.; O’geen, A. T.; Flinchum, B. A.; Safeeq, M.; Conklin, M. H.; Hart, S. C.; Berhe, A. A.; Hartsough, P. C.; Holbrook, S.; Bales R. C.; (2018): Hydrological Processes: 10.1002/wat2.1277
2017
Spatiotemporal soil and saprolite moisture dynamics across a semi-arid woody plant gradient. Niemeyer, R.J., Heinse, R., Link, T.E., Seyfried, M.S., Klos, P.Z., Williams, C.J., and T. Nielson (2017): Journal of Hydrology
2016
Saprolite genesis in complex terrain: hydrologic, lithologic, biologic, and microclimatic controls on aspect asymmetry within the critical zone. Klos, P.Z., Link, T., Seyfried, M., Patton, N., Lohse, K., Holbrook, W.S., Heinse, R., Durrett, W., E. Leonard (2016): Geomorphology
2016
Spatiotemporal soil and saprolite moisture dynamics across a semi-arid woody plant gradient. Niemeyer, R.J., Heinse, R., Link, T.E., Seyfried, M.S., Klos, Z.P., Williams, C.J., and T. Nielson (2016): Journal of Hydrology
Papers and books that explicitly acknowledge a CZO grant are highlighted in PALE ORANGE.
2016
Influences of Climate Change on Water Availability in Complex Terrain: Understanding Earth Processes and their Relation to Social Action. Klos, P.Z. (2016): University of Idaho