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Submissions from 2018
From Black Rice to Fright Nights: An Examination of Plantation Tourism Trends in Charleston, South Carolina, Amy E. Potter
Submissions from 2017
How Will Climate Change Affect the Throughfall of Several Forest Areas in Iran?, Pedram Attarod, Q. Tang, John T. Van Stan, and X. Liu
Development of Mesozoic and Cenozoic Fracture-Sets in Eastern Georgia, Mervin J. Bartholomew, Fredrick J. Rich, and Mark A. Evans
Electrical Resistivity and Ground Penetrating Radar Investigation of St. Catherines Island, Ryan G. Diederich, Jacque L. Kelly, Robert K. Vance, and Anne M. DeLua
Geophysical Investigation of St. Catherines Island Using Electrical Resistivity and Ground Penetrating Radar, Ryan G. Diederich, Jacque L. Kelly, Robert K. Vance, and Anne M. DeLua
Pollen Evidence for the Age of the Lilesville Gravels: A Neogene Strath Terrace Deposit From the Fall Zone of North Carolina, USA, John A. Diemer, Fredrick J. Rich, Matthew Yankech, Rufus C. Mclean, Andy R. Bobyarchick, and Martha C. Eppes
Stream Channel Morphology Impacts Natural Submarine Groundwater Discharge to Oyster Creek, Georgia, Jacque L. Kelly and Cody Mahaffey
Oyster Recruitment and Growth in Areas of High and Low Groundwater Discharge in Oyster Creek, Georgia, L. A. McKenna, J. M. Carrol, and Jacque L. Kelly
Plantation Museums: Struggling to Remember Slavery in Charleston, South Carolina, Amy E. Potter
The Wicked Problem of Food Security: Modules that Promote Interdisciplinary and Systems Thinking Using AGO, Amy E. Potter, Rebecca Boger, and Russanne Low
Assemblage of the Emergent Plantation Museum Experience, Amy E. Potter, Candace Bright, Derek H. Alderman, David L. Butler, Perry L. Carter, Stephen P. Hanna, and E. Arnold Modlin
Searching for Slavery Amongst the Plantation Edutainment Complex, Amy E. Potter and E. Arnold Modlin
Structural Controls on Saltwater Intrusion in the Surficial Aquifer on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, James S. Reichard, R. Kelly Vance, Jacque L. Kelly, and Brian K. Meyer
Saltwater Intrusion in the Surficial Aquifer on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, James S. Reichard, Robert K. Vance, Jacque L. Kelly, and Brian K. Meyer
Tree-DOM: DOM Quality From the Headwaters of the Aquatic Carbon Cycle, Aron Stubbins, Sasha Wagner, Thorsten Dittmar, and John T. Van Stan
Estimating Submarine Groundwater Discharge on St. Catherines Island, Ga via Radon-222, Scott D. Thorson and Jacque L. Kelly
Quantifying Submarine Groundwater Discharge via Radioisotope Tracers Along the Southwestern Coast of St. Catherines Island, Ga, Scott D. Thorson and Jacque L. Kelly
Investigation of the Shallow Hydrogeologic System on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, Robert K. Vance, James S. Reichard, Jacque L. Kelly, Brian K. Meyer, Fredrick J. Rich, Ryan G. Diederich, and Anne M. DeLua
Global Estimate of Lichen and Bryophytes to Forest Rainfall Interception, John T. Van Stan, Philipp Porada, and Axel Kleidon
Submissions from 2016
Spatiotemporal Throughfall Patterns Beneath an Urban Tree Row, Philine Bogeholz, John T. Van Stan, Anke Hildebrandt, Jan Friesen, Michael Dibble, and Zachary Norman
Phenological Impacts on Litter Interception in a Pinus elliottii Stand, Southeastern US, Michael Dibble, John T. Van Stan, Philine Bogeholz, Zachary Norman, and A.M.J. Coenders-Gerrits
"You’re Out of Your Place:" The Racial Politics of Orange Crush on Tybee Island, Georgia, Jeffrey Finney and Amy E. Potter
Geochemical Characterization of a Surficial Aquifer Near the Ogeechee River, Georgia, Daniel X. Gray and Jacque L. Kelly
Groundwater and Electrical Resistivity Surveys of Marsh Dieback Locations in Coastal Georgia, Jacque L. Kelly, Christine M. Hladik, and Quincy T. Tom-Jack
Misrepresentations of Haiti in American Media, Amy E. Potter
SAGE 1: The Role of Geography in Nexus Thinking: Becoming Institutional and Community Leaders While Defending the Discipline!, Amy E. Potter
SAGE 2: "All By Myself:" Making the Most As A Stand-Alone Geographer, Amy E. Potter
In Search of a Symbiotic Relationship Between Tourism and the Savannah Low Country: Making Mountains Out of Marsh Grass, Amy E. Potter, Dydia DeLyser, and Rebecca Saunders
“Wade in the Water Children”: Racial Tensions on Tybee Island, Georgia from Civil Rights to Orange Crush, Amy E. Potter and Jeffrey R. Finney
Bacterial Flux by Net Precipitation from the Phyllosphere to the Forest Floor, Preston Pound, John T. Van Stan, Leslie Dean Moore, and Thais Bittar
Saltwater Intrusion Along Permeable Pathways in the Surficial Aquifer on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, James S. Reichard, Robert K. Vance, Brian K. Meyer, and Jacque L. Kelly
Paleoecological Analyses of Modern and Ancient Barrier Island Sediments in Georgia, More Than 80,000 Years of Change and Modification, Fredrick J. Rich, Robert Kelly Vance, and Fredric L. Pirkle
Electrical Resistivity in the Bull River and Surrounding Creeks, Savannah, GA, Jake P. Swanson and Jacque L. Kelly
Chronological Changes in Canopy Hydrometeorological Dynamics May Aid Invasion of a Globally Invasive Species (Ailanthus Altissima Mill. Tree of Heaven), John T. Van Stan, Seyed Mohammad Moein Sadeghi, Thomas G. Pypker, and Jan Friesen
Submissions from 2015
Integration of in Situ Radon Modeling With High Resolution Aerial Remote Sensing for Mapping and Quantifying Local to Regional Flow and Transport of Submarine Groundwater Discharge From Coastal Aquifers, Craig R. Glenn, Joseph J. Kennedy, Henrieta Dulaiova, Jacque L. Kelly, Paul G. Lucey, Eunhee Lee, and Joseph Fackrell
Evaluation of the Role of Groundwater and Elevation on Marsh Dieback and Recovery, Jacque L. Kelly and Christine M. Hladik
Use of Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) to Identify Interactive Meteorological Conditions Affecting Throughfall, Elliot S. Lewis, John T. Van Stan, and Trent E. Gay
“She Goes into Character as the Lady of the House”: Tour Guides, Performance and the Southern Plantation, Amy E. Potter
“She Goes into Character as the Lady of the House”: Tour Guides, Performance and the Southern Plantation, Amy E. Potter
The Commons as a Tourist Commodity: Mapping Memories and Changing Sense of Place on the Island of Barbuda, Amy E. Potter
The Role of Geography in Nexus Thinking: Becoming Institutional and Community Leaders While Defending the Discipline!, Amy E. Potter
A Tale of Mice and Men: The WPA, the LSU Indian Room Museum, and the Emergence of Professional Archaeology in the U.S. South, Amy E. Potter, Dydia DeLyser, and Rebecca Saunders
Placing the Museum: Toward Museum Geography, Amy E. Potter and E. Arnold Modlin
The North Charleston Mastodon Site – New Insights Drawn From a Paleoecological Synthesis, Fredrick J. Rich and Kathlyn M. Smith
Structural, Stratigraphic and Anthropogenic Controls on the Hydrology and Wetland Evolution of a Georgia Barrier Island, Robert Kelly Vance, James S. Reichard, Brian K. Meyer, Gale A. Bishop, and Fredrick J. Rich
Current State and Challenges of Monitoring Tree Canopy Water Storage, John T. Van Stan
Hydrological and Biogeochemical Effects of Rainfall Partitioning by Forest Canopies, John T. Van Stan
A Review and Evaluation of Forest Canopy Epiphyte Roles in the Partitioning and Chemical Alteration of Precipitation, John T. Van Stan and Thomas G. Pypker
Throughfall-mediated Alterations to Soil Microbial Community Structure in a Forest Plot of Homogenous Soil Texture, Litter, and Plant Species Composition, John T. Van Stan, Carl L. Rosier, Leslie Dean Moore, Trent E. Gay, James S. Reichard, Tiehang Wu, and Jinjun Kan
Can Throughfall Connect Forest Canopy Architecture to Soil Microbial Community Structure & Function? Findings From an Epiphyte-laden Subtropical Forest, John T. Van Stan, Carl L. Rosier, Leslie Dean Moore, Tiehang Wu, and Jinjun Kan
Submissions from 2014
Evolution of Forest Precipitation Water Storage Monitoring Methodologies, Jan Friesen, Jessica D. Lundquist, and John T. Van Stan
The Walking Dead Wakes Up Tourism in Senoia, Georgia: Exploring a Fictional Landscape, L. Gamble and Amy E. Potter
Alterations to Throughfall Water and Solute Flux by Tillandsias usneoides L. (Spanish Moss) Cover in a Maritime Live Oak Forest, Trent E. Gay, John T. Van Stan, James S. Reichard, Leslie Dean Moore, and Elliot S. Lewis
The West Maui Multi-Tracer Injection Project: Modeling and Monitoring Land-Sea Flow, Through the Subterranean Estuary and Out Into the Sea, Craig R. Glenn, Robert B. Whittier, Joseph Fackrell, Christine A. Waters, and Jacque L. Kelly
Integration of Aerial Thermal Infrared and Radon Surveys to Investigate Groundwater Discharge to Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii, Jacque L. Kelly, Craig R. Glenn, and Henrieta Dulaiova
Quantifying Submarine Groundwater Discharge From St. Catherines Island, Georgia, Jacque L. Kelly, Kirk Mobley, and James S. Reichard
Using in Situ Bark Microrelief Observations to Explain Intra- and Interspecies Variability of Stemflow in a Temperate Beech-oak Forest, Elliot S. Lewis, John T. Van Stan, Jan Friesen, and Anke Hildebrandt
Mapping Groundwater Discharge Using Radon-222 on the Bull River, Savannah, Ga, Cody Mahaffey and Jacque L. Kelly
Survey of the Bull River, Savannah Ga: Mapping Groundwater Discharge Using Radon-222, Cody Mahaffey and Jacque L. Kelly
Submarine Groundwater Discharge in a Stream-Dominated Embayment: Kahana Bay, Oahu, Hawaii, K. K. Mayfield, Henrieta Dulaiova, Craig R. Glenn, and Jacque L. Kelly
A Radioisotope Tracer Study of Natural Groundwater Discharge From St. Catherines Island, Georgia, Robert K. Mobley and Jacque L. Kelly
Canopy Structural Alterations to Nitrogen Functions of the Soil Microbial Community in a Quercus Virginiana Forest, Leslie Dean Moore, John T. Van Stan, Carl L. Rosier, Trent E. Gay, and Tiehang Wu
Beyond Passive Participation: Docent Agency and Slavery in Louisiana Plantation Tours, Amy E. Potter
“She Goes into Character as the Lady of the House”: Performing the Southern Plantation Museum, Amy E. Potter
Teaching Slavery, Amy E. Potter
Mastodon, Hemlock and Freshwater Wetlands – New Evidence of Terrestrial Environments Along the Coastal Zone of the Southeastern US, Fredrick J. Rich and Kathlyn M. Smith
Seasonal Dynamics of Soil Microbial Community Structure in the Proximal Area of Tree Boles: Possible Influence of Stemflow, Carl L. Rosier, Delphis F. Levia, John T. Van Stan, and Jinjun Kan
Water Residence Times and Circulation of the Savannah River Using Short-lived Radium Isotopes, Frank Russo-Alesi and Jacque L. Kelly
Water Residence Times and Circulation of the Savannah River Using Short-lived Radium Isotopes, Frank Russo-Alesi and Jacque L. Kelly
Estimating Canopy Water Storage Capacity by Cupressus Arizonica in Dryland Plantation, Seyed Mohammad Moein Sadeghi, Pedram Attarod, Thomas G. Pypker, David Dunkerley, and John T. Van Stan
Measurement of Rainfall Partitioning in an Afforested Landscape: The Chitgar Forest Park, North of Iran, Seyed Mohammad Moein Sadeghi, Pedram Attarod, Thomas G. Pypker, David Dunkerley, and John T. Van Stan
Identifying Patterns of Forest Hydrologic and Biogeochemical Fluxes Using Weather Map Classification in a Mid-atlantic Deciduous Forest, Courtney M. Siegert, Delphis F. Levia, Daniel Leathers, John T. Van Stan, and Myron J. Mitchell
Continuous Electrical Resistivity Survey of Bull River, Lazaretto Creek, and Oyster Creek Near Savannah, Georgia, Jake P. Swanson, Cody Mahaffey, and Jacque L. Kelly
Forest Canopy Structural Controls Over Throughfall Affect Soil Microbial Community Structure in an Epiphyte-laden Maritime Oak Stand, John T. Van Stan, Carl L. Rosier, Joshua O.S. Schrom, Tiehang Wu, James S. Reichard, and Jinjun Kan
Submissions from 2013
The Late Pleistocene Thermal Enclave: New Evidence From an American Mastodon Site in South Carolina, USA, Christine M. Brussell, Frederick J. Rich, Kathlyn M. Smith, and K. Mace Brown
Evaluation of an Instrumental Method to Reduce Error in Canopy Water Storage Estimates via Mechanical Displacement, Jan Friesen, John T. Van Stan, Kael Martin, Matthew T. Jarvis, Jessica D. Lundquist, and Delphis F. Levia
Sustainable Resilience: Past, Present and Future Case Study of Human Ecodynamics From Barbuda, WI, Sophia Perdikaris, Rebecca Boger, Amy E. Potter, Katherine Hejtmanek, and Jennifer D. Adams
Qualitative Mental Mapping: Methodological Considerations for Migration Studies, Amy E. Potter
“This Is How It Was and These Are the Facts”: Docent Agency and Slavery in Louisiana Plantation Tours, Amy E. Potter
Using Online Resources in Interactive and Meaningful Ways Through Her ‘Geography Matters’ Units, Amy E. Potter
Forest Ecohydrology: Past Research & Future Directions for Precipitation Partitioning on the Coast, John T. Van Stan
Urban Forest Design: An Example of Stem Education in Action, John T. Van Stan
Differential Stemflow Generation Due to Crown Structural Interactions with Wind-driven Rainfall, John T. Van Stan, Courtney M. Siegert, Delphis F. Levia, and Carrie E. Scheick
Comparison of Tillandsia Usneoides (Spanish Moss) Water and Leachate Dynamics Between Urban and Pristine Barrier Island Maritime Oak Forests, John T. Van Stan, Aron Stubbins, Thais Bittar, James S. Reichard, K. Wright, and R. B. Jenkins
Submissions from 2012
Pleistocene Shoreline and Coastal Rivers: Sensitive Potential Indicators of Quaternary Tectonism Along the Atlantic Coastal Plain of North America, Mervin J. Bartholomew and Frederick J. Rich
Hybrid POGIL Methodology in a Place-based Geoscience Program, Gale A. Bishop, Robert K. Vance, Frederick J. Rich, Nancy B. Marsh, Martha Schriver, Brian K. Meyer, and Royce H. Hayes
Submarine Groundwater in the Hawaiian Islands: Upscaling and Downscaling Water and Nutrient Fluxes From Land, Sea and Air, Craig R. Glenn, Jacque L. Kelly, Henrieta Dulaiova, and Paul G. Lucey
Quantifying Groundwater Discharge From the Largest Spring Complex in the Hawaiian Islands, Jacque L. Kelly, Henrieta Dulaiova, and Craig R. Glenn
Practical Applications of Infrared Imagery for Investigating Submarine Groundwater Discharge and Other Thermal Anomalies in Coastal Zones, Jacque L. Kelly, Craig R. Glenn, and Paul G. Lucey
Saltwater Intrusion in the Upper Floridan Aquifer on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, James S. Reichard, Brock R. Nelson, Brian K. Meyer, R. Kelly Vance, and John T. Van Stan
Radiocarbon Dates and the Genesis of Phytogenic Near-shore Sediments on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, Frederick J. Rich, L. Newsome, and R. Kelly Vance
Instrumental Method to Reduce Error in Canopy Water Storage Estimates via Mechanical Displacement, John T. Van Stan, Kael Martin, Jan Friesen, Matthew T. Jarvis, Jessica D. Lundquist, and Delphis F. Levia
Effects of Wind-driven Rainfall on Stemflow Generation Between Two Codominant Tree Species With Differing Crown Characteristics, John T. Van Stan, Courtney M. Siegert, Delphis F. Levia, and Carrie E. Scheick
Submissions from 2011
Investigation of a Holocene Accretionary Terrain on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, Kimberly S. Hargett, Robert K. Vance, Brian K. Meyer, Frederick J. Rich, and Gale A. Bishop
Heavy-mineral Mining in the Atlantic Coastal Plain of Florida and Georgia and What Deposit Locations Tell Us About Ancient Shorelines, Fredric L. Pirkle, William A. Pirkle, and Frederick J. Rich
Investigation of Surficial Sandy Strata Near Middleground in Bulloch County, Georgia, Kathlene J. Ricketts, Fredrick J. Rich, and Robert K. Vance
St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Sag Structures, Hydrology and Rising Sea Level, Robert K. Vance, Gale A. Bishop, Brian K. Meyer, Fredrick J. Rich, and James S. Reichard
Submissions from 2010
A palynological investigation of the Central Depression on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, Shannon M. Ferguson, Frederick J. Rich, and Robert K. Vance
Sag Structures on St. Catherines Island, Georgia: Implications for Barrier Island Hydrology and Coastal Water Resources, Robert K. Vance, Gale A. Bishop, Fredrick J. Rich, Brian K. Meyer, and James S. Reichard
Submissions from 2009
Evolution of Field-based Education for Geology Majors Into Place-based Education for K-12 Teachers, Gale A. Bishop, Robert K. Vance, Frederick J. Rich, Brian K. Meyer, Martha Schriver, Kenneth F. Clark, Edward J. Davis, Royce H. Hayes, Thomas R. Koballa Jr., and Terry Norton