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Sarah H. Ledford
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Community-Soil-Air-Water: Building a Geoscience Learning Ecosystem with Community Partners to Address Socio-Environmental Issues in Atlanta, Georgia
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: COMMUNITY AND CITIZEN SCIENCE II POSTER
science and society | 14 december 2023
Katherine Hankins, Sarah H. Ledford, Richard Milli...
The Community-Soil-Air-Water (CSAW) partnership is co-led by the Georgia State University Department of Geosciences and two community-based environmen...
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Longer-term community science E. coli monitoring points to widespread chronic sewage contamination in Atlanta, GA
WATER QUALITY AND WATERSHEDS: FROM SCIENTIFIC INNOVATIONS TO ACTIONS II ORAL
hydrology | 13 december 2023
Sarah H. Ledford, Richard Milligan, Jacqueline Ech...
Escherichia coli are the bacterial indicator most commonly used in the U.S. to assess water quality for sewage contamination. Using community science ...
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Impact of Watershed Characteristics on Stream Temperature Responses During Storm Events near Atlanta, GA, USA.
ADVANCING UNDERSTANDING OF RIVER TEMPERATURE REGIMES II POSTER
hydrology | 13 december 2023
Niccolo Jacimovic, Christa Kelleher, Sarah H. Ledf...
In urbanized areas, stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces gains heat from these surfaces and then swiftly enters local stream networks, rapidly i...
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Impacts of cemeteries on groundwater quality and nitrate loads in an urban watershed
WATER QUALITY AND WATERSHEDS: FROM SCIENTIFIC INNOVATIONS TO ACTIONS IV ORAL
hydrology | 14 december 2022
Laura Lautz, Sarah H. Ledford
Changes in land use driven by urbanization and residential development often degrade stream health and water quality. Sources of nutrients are elevate...
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The Need for Integrated Critical Zone Process Understanding of Water Flow in Cities
BIOGEOCHEMICAL, HYDROLOGICAL, AND ANTHROPOGENIC PERTURBATIONS DRIVING URBAN CRITICAL ZONE PROCESSES II POSTER
hydrology | 13 december 2022
Sarah H. Ledford, Rosemary Fanelli, Kristina Hopki...
The dominant paradigm of understanding hydrologic processes in cities has not moved beyond the links between impervious surface cover, infiltration-ex...
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Comparing the Effect of Urban Beaver Ponds on Dissolved Organic Matter Biodegradability to Stormwater Ponds in Atlanta, Georgia
UNDERSTANDING HYDROLOGICAL CONTROLS ON TERRESTRIAL CARBON TRANSPORT FROM HEADWATERS TO THE SEA IN A CHANGING CLIMATE II ELIGHTNING
learning from observations | 22 june 2022
Julian Sheppy, Sarah H. Ledford, Elizabeth B. Sudd...
Climate change is hypothesized to greatly impact hydro-biogeochemical processing within urban environments as impervious surfaces limit infiltration a...
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Comparing Transit Time Distributions across Urban Beaver and Stormwater Ponds
STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH AND PEDAGOGIES: VISIONING AND BUILDING COLLABORATIONS AT THE FRONTIERS OF HYDROLOGY I ELIGHTNING
developing the next generation | 21 june 2022
Claire Wadler, Sarah H. Ledford, Luke A. Pangle, D...
Urbanization alters streamflow, causing increased stream flashiness and larger peak stormflow magnitudes. Best Management Practices (BMPs) such as ret...
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Building Data Collection Partnerships with Community-Led Watershed Advocacy Groups
BRIDGING RESOLUTIONS: CO-DEVELOPING A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR INTEGRATING EQUITY, JUSTICE, AND PLACE-BASED NUANCES FOR WATER SCIENTISTS, SOCIAL SCIENTISTS, AND EVERYONE IN-BETWEEN I ELIGHTNING
supporting environmental justice and equity | 21 june 2022
Sarah H. Ledford, Richard Milligan, Jacqueline Ech...
Higher-education institutions and watershed advocacy groups frequently have similar goals around research and education in the water sciences aimed at...
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