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David Jay

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Portland State University

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Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science

Civil and Environmental Engineering

David Jay is currently serving as a Civil And Environmental Engineering Professor at Portland State University.

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earth science oceanography environmental science hydrology physical oceanography coastal research climate change ocean sciences geophysical research estuaries geophysics ecology planetary sciences aquatic ecosystems coastal management atmospheric science climatology coastal engineering coastal geomorphology oceanic science estuarine hydrodynamics marine engineering oceanographic research marine geology operational oceanography marine ecology ocean engineering water science atmospheric research river basin management geophysical flows marine environments ocean modelling hydrological process hydrological sciences applied geophysics coastal process river restoration columbia river estuary hydrometeorology marine hydrodynamics surface-water hydrology estuarine geochemistry lower columbia river columbia river wildlife continental shelf research aquatic conservation fluvial process residual circulation water ecologies continental shelf regional relevance chemical oceanography beach management coastal flooding estuarine circulation coral reefs shallow estuaries columbia river plume stratified estuaries wave propagation marine management exploration geophysics geophysical signal processing planetary geomorphology sea-level change historical changes salmonid habitat columbia river discharge shallow-water habitat climate influences narrow estuaries sea level interfacial mixing sar imagery tidal zone sedimentology water resources geography remote sensing meaningful information

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Variable Tidal Amplitude in HawaiʻI and the Connection to Pacific Decadal Climate Variability. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2025)

Adam T. DevlinPhillip R. ThompsonDavid A. JayEdward D. Zaron

oceanographyclimate variabilityphysical oceanographyvariable tidal amplitudeplanetary sciences

Implementing Super-Resolution of Non-Stationary Tides With Wavelets: An Introduction to Cwt_multi. Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology (2024)

Matthew LoboDavid A. JaySilvia InnocentiStefan A. TalkeSteven L. DykstraPascal Matte

waveletsocean sciencesenvironmental sciencewave nonlinearityplanetary scienceswavelet theoryoceanographymulti-resolution modelingocean modellingearth sciencesuper-resolution imagingoperational oceanographycoastal researchremote sensingnon-stationary tidessingle-image super-resolutionocean monitoringcomputational imagingdigital image processing

Nonlinear Interactions of Sea‐Level Rise and Storm Tide Alter Extreme Coastal Water Levels: How and Why?. AGU Advances (2024)

H. MoftakhariD. F. MuñozA. Akbari AsanjanA. AghaKouchakH. MoradkhaniD. A. Jay

nonlinear scienceocean sciencesenvironmental sciencenonlinear phenomenaoceanographynonlinear interactionssea-level changehydrologyclimate changeearth sciencephysical oceanographycoastal geomorphologycoastal researchcoastal processcoastal managementcoastal watersextreme environmentsecologyclimatology

Bizarre Love Triangle: Triad Interactions Between the M2, K1, and O1 Tides in the Western Pacific. Authorea (Authorea) (2023)

Adam Thomas DevlinDavid A JayJiayi Pan

coral reefsoceanographywestern pacifictriad interactionsbizarre love trianglemarine biologyecology

Distinguishing Human and Climate-Induced Contributions to the Columbia River Hydrology. (2023)

Pradeep NaikDavid Jay

climate changehuman impacts on the environmentearth scienceclimatic changeenvironmental sciencecolumbia river hydrologyclimate dynamicsgeographyclimate-induced contributionshydrological sciencesclimatologyclimate change effectshydrology

Global Water Level Variability Observed After the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai Volcanic Tsunami of 2022. Ocean science (2023)

Adam T. DevlinDavid A. JayStefan A. TalkeJiayi Pan

oceanographyearth sciencephysical oceanographyoceanographic researchocean sciencesenvironmental scienceoceanic scienceclimatology

Impacts of a Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake on Water Levels and Wetlands of the Lower Columbia River and Estuary. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

M. W. BrandH. L. DiefenderferJ. E. O’ConnorA. B. BordeD. A. JayA. Al‐BahadilyM. McKeonS. A. Talke

estuariesenvironmental scienceregional tectonicssubduction zonesplanetary scienceshydrological processengineering geologyhydrologygeophysical researchwater levelsearth sciencelower columbia rivercoastal geomorphologyapplied geophysicsgeodynamicsgeodesytectonicscoastal managementseismologygeophysicscascadia subduction zone

Sea Level Rise and the Drivers of Daily Water Levels in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Scientific Reports (2023)

H. BaranesS. L. DykstraD. A. JayS. A. Talke

climate changesea level risecoastal managementearth sciencedaily water levelssacramento-san joaquin deltaocean sciencesenvironmental sciencegeographyscientific dataclimatologyhydrology

Shallow-Water Habitat in the Lower Columbia River Estuary: A Highly Altered System. Estuaries and Coasts (2023)

William J. TempletonDavid A. JayHeida L. DiefenderferStefan A. Talke

aquatic ecosystemsestuariescoastal managementearth sciencehabitat managementaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencecoastal conservationshallow-water habitatcoastal researchaltered systemmarine ecologymarine environmentsmarine biologyecologyriver restoration

Warming of the Lower Columbia River, 1853 to 2018. River Research and Applications (2023)

Malia H. ScottStefan A. TalkeDavid A. JayHeida L. Diefenderfer

climate changeaquatic ecosystemshydrological processearth sciencequaternary scienceclimatic changehistorical geographyhydraulic researchriver basin managementenvironmental sciencegeographyenvironmental historyregional climate responsepaleoclimatologyclimatologyriver restorationhydrologyfluvial process

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David Jay

Professor

Portland State University

Affiliations

Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science

Civil and Environmental Engineering

David Jay is currently serving as a Civil And Environmental Engineering Professor at Portland State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Portland State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Variable Tidal Amplitude in HawaiʻI and the Connection to Pacific Decadal Climate Variability. Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans (2025)

Adam T. DevlinPhillip R. ThompsonDavid A. JayEdward D. Zaron

oceanographyclimate variabilityphysical oceanographyvariable tidal amplitudeplanetary sciences

Implementing Super-Resolution of Non-Stationary Tides With Wavelets: An Introduction to Cwt_multi. Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology (2024)

Matthew LoboDavid A. JaySilvia InnocentiStefan A. TalkeSteven L. DykstraPascal Matte

Nonlinear Interactions of Sea‐Level Rise and Storm Tide Alter Extreme Coastal Water Levels: How and Why?. AGU Advances (2024)

H. MoftakhariD. F. MuñozA. Akbari AsanjanA. AghaKouchakH. MoradkhaniD. A. Jay

Bizarre Love Triangle: Triad Interactions Between the M2, K1, and O1 Tides in the Western Pacific. Authorea (Authorea) (2023)

Adam Thomas DevlinDavid A JayJiayi Pan

coral reefsoceanographywestern pacifictriad interactionsbizarre love trianglemarine biologyecology

Distinguishing Human and Climate-Induced Contributions to the Columbia River Hydrology. (2023)

Pradeep NaikDavid Jay

Global Water Level Variability Observed After the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai Volcanic Tsunami of 2022. Ocean science (2023)

Adam T. DevlinDavid A. JayStefan A. TalkeJiayi Pan

oceanographyearth sciencephysical oceanographyoceanographic researchocean sciencesenvironmental scienceoceanic scienceclimatology

Impacts of a Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake on Water Levels and Wetlands of the Lower Columbia River and Estuary. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

M. W. BrandH. L. DiefenderferJ. E. O’ConnorA. B. BordeD. A. JayA. Al‐BahadilyM. McKeonS. A. Talke

Sea Level Rise and the Drivers of Daily Water Levels in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Scientific Reports (2023)

H. BaranesS. L. DykstraD. A. JayS. A. Talke

climate changesea level risecoastal managementearth sciencedaily water levelssacramento-san joaquin deltaocean sciencesenvironmental sciencegeographyscientific dataclimatologyhydrology

Shallow-Water Habitat in the Lower Columbia River Estuary: A Highly Altered System. Estuaries and Coasts (2023)

William J. TempletonDavid A. JayHeida L. DiefenderferStefan A. Talke

Warming of the Lower Columbia River, 1853 to 2018. River Research and Applications (2023)

Malia H. ScottStefan A. TalkeDavid A. JayHeida L. Diefenderfer

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