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Alexander K Fremier Person

Publications

selected publications

• academic article

  • Cloud-Based Environmental Monitoring to Streamline Remote Sensing Analysis for Biologists.  BioScience.  2021
  • Mapping Legal Authority for Terrestrial Conservation Corridors Along Streams.  Conservation Biology.  34:943-955. 2020
  • Scale mismatch in social-ecological systems: a Costa Rican case study of spring water management.  Sustainable Water Resources Management.  6:UNSP 40. 2020
  • Stream metabolism increases with drainage area and peaks asynchronously across a stream network.  Aquatic Sciences.  81:UNSP 9. 2019
  • Sex that moves mountains: The influence of spawning fish on river profiles over geologic timescales.  Geomorphology.  305:163-172. 2018
  • Agricultural influences on the magnitude of stream metabolism in humid tropical headwater streams.  Hydrobiologia.  799.0:49.0-64.0. 2017
  • Regime shifts and panarchies in regional scale social-ecological water systems.  Ecology and Society.  22:1-31. 2017
  • Linking groundwater - surface water exchange to food production and salmonid growth.  Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences.  73:1650-1660. 2016
  • A riparian conservation network for ecological resilience.  Biological Conservation.  191:29-37. 2015
  • The relative stability of salmon redds and unspawned streambeds.  Water Resources Research.  51:6074-6092. 2015
  • Modeling the influence of salmon spawning on hyporheic exchange of marine-derived nutrients in gravel stream beds.  Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences.  72:1146-1158. 2015
  • Quantifying effects of UV-B, temperature, and pH on eDNA degradation in aquatic microcosms.  Biological Conservation.  183:85-92. 2015
  • Woody Vegetation Increases Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity in Dry Tropical Nicaragua.  Vadose Zone Journal.  13. 2014
  • Understanding Spatiotemporal Lags in Ecosystem Services to Improve Incentives.  BioScience.  63:472-482. 2013
  • Predicting strontium isotope variation and fish location with bedrock geology: Understanding the effects of geologic heterogeneity.  Chemical Geology.  360:89-98. 2013

• conference paper

  • The Influence of Salmonid Spawning on Grain Architecture, Critical Bed Shear Stress, and Bed Load Transport in Streams.  Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. 2012
  • The geomorphic signature of life: effects of riparian vegetation on bedload transport and sediment accretion.  Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. 2009

Research

principal investigator on

• Prioritizing Watersheds for Management: Quantifying the Impacts Fine-Grained Sediment on Salmon Egg Survival in Stream Ecosystems Impacted by Multiple Environmental Stressors  awarded by National Institute for Food and Agriculture 2011 - 2013
• The geomorphic signature of salmon spawning: understanding the impact of redd density on stream morphology and habitat for future spawners  awarded by United States Forest Service 2012 - 2013

co-principal investigator on

• Fish Populations & Aquatic Habitats in Lakes/Streams Contained Within/Supplied by Forested Watershed  awarded by National Institute for Food and Agriculture 1993 - 2012

Teaching

is major professor for

• Building a Bridge Between Food Production and Conservation: Experiences from Latin America and the Caribbean  Thesis
• Ecology of the Federally Threatened Aquatic Plant, Howellia Aquatilis, and Implications For Northern Idaho Floodplain-wetland Management  Thesis
• Grain Packing Resistance to Particle Mobility and the Influence of Salmon Spawning on Stream Bed Stability, and Storage and Exhange of Marine Derived Nutrients in Stream Channels  Thesis
• Seasonal Variation in Empirical and Modeled Periphyton at the Watershed Scale  Thesis
• Understanding Variability of Stream Productivity at Different Scales and Consequences for Aquatic Food Webs  Thesis
• Water Use of Reforested Lands in Dry Tropical Costa Rica: A Functional Traits and Ecosystem Services Approach  Thesis
• Water, Climate and Land Use in a Non-Stationary Tectonically-Active Humid Tropical Environment  Thesis

Contact

full name

• Alexander K Fremier