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Alison M Anders

Associate Professor

UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Earth, Society & Environment

Department of Earth Science & Environmental Change

Alison M Anders is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Uiuc.

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Alison M Anders

UIUC

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geography earth science geomorphology geology hydrometeorology quaternary science climatology hydrological process stratigraphy glacial process sediment transport climatic change sedimentology palaeogeography glaciers climate dynamics fluvial process regional geology land use sediment research landscape evolution models mountain uplift environmental science meteorology climate variability cryosphere geoscientific model development tectonophysics earth system science orogeny meteorological measurements geophysical research landscape change landscape ecology quaternary tectonic deformation fly ash glacial erosion atmospheric research chemical geology applied ecology environmental planning satellite meteorology quaternary period olympic mountains washington state agricultural economics tibetan plateau weather forecasting watershed management summer monsoon india-asia collision zone pollution monitoring rock uplift holocene high resolution extreme weather mesoscale meteorology meteorological forcing quaternary research crack formation weathering freeze-thaw cycling numerical weather prediction air pollution measurement radar data spatial resolution spatial variability rapid incision river incision tsangpo river gorge lake terraces conventional radiocarbon ages south asia error model cloud water critical transition experimental geomorphology physical geography orographic precipitation erosion rates hydrology landscape evolution theoretical geomorphology applied geomorphology land degradation climate change

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Impacts of Geographic Variability and Geologic History on the Distribution of Post-Settlement Alluvium (Psa) Across the Upper Midwest, USA. CATENA (2025)

Alison M. AndersBruce L. Rhoads

stratigraphygeographical information scienceupper midwestphysical geographygeographygeodiversitygeomorphologygeographic variabilityearth sciencegeologic historyregional geologygeology

Timescales of Drainage Network Evolution Revealed: Spatiotemporal Variability in Drainage Density in the Post-Glacial Central Lowlands, USA. American Journal of Science (2025)

Nooreen A. MeghaniAlison M. Anders

national hydrography datasetquaternary sciencehydrologyhydrological processgeographydrainage network evolutionhillslope processgeomorphologyearth sciencefluvial processwater resourcesdrainage density

Sensitivity of a Meandering Lowland River to Intensive Landscape Management: Lateral Migration Rates Before and After Watershed-Scale Agricultural Development. Anthropocene (2024)

Bruce L. RhoadsAlison M. AndersPoushalee BanerjeeDavid A. GrimleyAndrew StumpfNeal E. Blair

watershed managementlateral migration rateshydrological processmeandering lowland rivergeographycatchment scalesnatural resource managementlandscape managementland degradationland useagricultural economics

Comment on Esurf-2023-7. (2023)

Margason, Andrew A.Anders, Alison M.Conrick, Robert J. C.Roe, Gerard H.

quaternary scienceearth system sciencewinter seasonglacier extentclimatologyglacial processclimatic changegeographyhydrometeorologyclimate variabilityglaciersearth scienceregional climate responseclimate changequinault equilibria

Emergent Role of Critical Interfaces in the Dynamics of Intensively Managed Landscapes. Earth-Science Reviews (2023)

Praveen KumarAlison AndersErin BauerNeal E. BlairMolly CainAshlee DereJennifer DruhanTimothy FilleyChristos GiannopoulosAllison E. GoodwellDavid GrimleyDiana KarwanLaura L. KeeferJieun KimLuigi MariniMarian MusteA.N. Thanos PapanicolaouBruce L. RhoadsLeila Constanza Hernandez RodriguezSusana Roque-MaloSean SchaefferAndrew StumpfAdam WardLisa WelpChristopher G. WilsonQina YanShengnan Zhou

critical interfaceslandscape planninglandscape evolution modelsapplied ecologygeographyecological applicationslandscape changeemergent roleenvironmental resource managementlandscape ecologyland useecologyenvironmental planninglandscape architecture

Glacier Dynamics Across Precipitation Gradients: Can Ice-Elevation Feedbacks Overcome the Rain Shadow in the Olympic Mountains, USA?. (2023)

Andrew A. MargasonAlison M. AndersRobert J. C. ConrickGerard H. Roe

glacier extentclimatologyglacial processprecipitation gradientsclimate dynamicsclimatic changegeographyclimate variabilityglaciersearth sciencecryosphereglacier dynamicsregional climate response

Origin of Appalachian Foreland Plateaus: An Isostatic Response to the Erosion of Fold-Thrust Belts. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Stephen MarshakAlison Anders

stratigraphyquaternary scienceorogenymountain upliftquaternary tectonic deformationtectonicsgeographygeomorphologypalaeogeographycontinental marginsgeodynamicsearth sciencestructural geologyregional geologytectonophysicsgeology

Reply on Rc2. (2023)

Alison Anders

earth system sciencewinter seasonglacier extentclimatologyglacial processclimate dynamicsclimatic changegeographyhydrometeorologypast precipitation gradientsclimate variabilityglaciersearth scienceregional climate responseclimate change

Spatially Coherent Variability in Modern Orographic Precipitation Produces Asymmetric Paleo-Glacier Extents in Flowline Models: Olympic Mountains, USA. Earth Surface Dynamics (2023)

Andrew A. MargasonAlison M. AndersRobert J. C. ConrickGerard H. Roe

quaternary scienceglacier extentclimatologyglacial processclimatic changecoherent variabilitygeographyhydrometeorologyclimate variabilityglaciersearth scienceolympic mountainsclimate change

Development of Foreland Intracratonic Plateaus (Ozark Plateau and Appalachian Plateaus): A Consequence of Topographic Inversion Due to Erosion of Adjacent Fold‐Thrust Belts. Tectonics (2022)

Alison M. AndersJingtao LaiStephen Marshak

stratigraphyorogenytectonicsgeographytopographic inversiongeomorphologypalaeogeographyadjacent fold‐thrust beltsgeodynamicsstructural geologyearth scienceregional geologytectonophysicscumberland plateaucontinental tectonicsgeology

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Alison M Anders

Associate Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Earth, Society & Environment

Department of Earth Science & Environmental Change

Alison M Anders is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Alison M Anders

UIUC

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impacts of Geographic Variability and Geologic History on the Distribution of Post-Settlement Alluvium (Psa) Across the Upper Midwest, USA. CATENA (2025)

Alison M. AndersBruce L. Rhoads

stratigraphygeographical information scienceupper midwestphysical geographygeographygeodiversitygeomorphologygeographic variabilityearth sciencegeologic historyregional geologygeology

Timescales of Drainage Network Evolution Revealed: Spatiotemporal Variability in Drainage Density in the Post-Glacial Central Lowlands, USA. American Journal of Science (2025)

Nooreen A. MeghaniAlison M. Anders

national hydrography datasetquaternary sciencehydrologyhydrological processgeographydrainage network evolutionhillslope processgeomorphologyearth sciencefluvial processwater resourcesdrainage density

Sensitivity of a Meandering Lowland River to Intensive Landscape Management: Lateral Migration Rates Before and After Watershed-Scale Agricultural Development. Anthropocene (2024)

Bruce L. RhoadsAlison M. AndersPoushalee BanerjeeDavid A. GrimleyAndrew StumpfNeal E. Blair

Comment on Esurf-2023-7. (2023)

Margason, Andrew A.Anders, Alison M.Conrick, Robert J. C.Roe, Gerard H.

Emergent Role of Critical Interfaces in the Dynamics of Intensively Managed Landscapes. Earth-Science Reviews (2023)

Glacier Dynamics Across Precipitation Gradients: Can Ice-Elevation Feedbacks Overcome the Rain Shadow in the Olympic Mountains, USA?. (2023)

Andrew A. MargasonAlison M. AndersRobert J. C. ConrickGerard H. Roe

glacier extentclimatologyglacial processprecipitation gradientsclimate dynamicsclimatic changegeographyclimate variabilityglaciersearth sciencecryosphereglacier dynamicsregional climate response

Origin of Appalachian Foreland Plateaus: An Isostatic Response to the Erosion of Fold-Thrust Belts. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Stephen MarshakAlison Anders

Reply on Rc2. (2023)

Alison Anders

Spatially Coherent Variability in Modern Orographic Precipitation Produces Asymmetric Paleo-Glacier Extents in Flowline Models: Olympic Mountains, USA. Earth Surface Dynamics (2023)

Andrew A. MargasonAlison M. AndersRobert J. C. ConrickGerard H. Roe

quaternary scienceglacier extentclimatologyglacial processclimatic changecoherent variabilitygeographyhydrometeorologyclimate variabilityglaciersearth scienceolympic mountainsclimate change

Development of Foreland Intracratonic Plateaus (Ozark Plateau and Appalachian Plateaus): A Consequence of Topographic Inversion Due to Erosion of Adjacent Fold‐Thrust Belts. Tectonics (2022)

Alison M. AndersJingtao LaiStephen Marshak

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