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Doug Clark

Associate Professor

Western Washington University

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College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Geology

Geology

Doug Clark is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Associate Professor at Western Washington University.

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Western Washington University

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earth science environmental science geography climate change geology environmental modelling climatology geoscientific model development geomorphology hydrology quaternary science cryosphere stratigraphy climate models climatic change glaciers hydrological process earth system science palaeogeography glacial process paleoclimatology water resources water resource management quaternary research hydrometeorology ecohydrology ecology cold region science hydrological modeling holocene quaternary period climate modelling sierra nevada global ecology regional geology hydrological sciences atmospheric research soil modeling biogeochemical models forest ecology arid environments land cover pleistocene rock glaciers carbon cycle surface runoff regional climate response water scarcity land surface model forest ecosystems soil carbon sequestration earth system ecological simulation ecological modelling water balance water problem future changes latest pleistocene snow mass high latitudes global scale ground heat flux terrestrial ecosystems science studies climate disasters terrestrial ecosystem productivity integrated modeling model integration land surface soil moisture global mean temperature al production rates multimodel assessment water fluxes vegetation dynamics carbon fluxes particular focus

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Contrasting Impacts of Acclimation and Adaptation of Photosynthetic Capacity to Temperature and Co 2 Across Biomes. Global Biogeochemical Cycles (2025)

environmental scienceecologyphotosynthetic capacityplant-abiotic interactionglobal ecologyphotorespirationecosystemscarbon allocationglobal change biologyphotosynthesis

Impacts of Photosynthetic Capacity Acclimation and Adaptation to Temperature and Co2. (2025)

tree physiologyenvironmental scienceecologyphotosynthetic capacity acclimationplant physiologyecosystemsphotorespirationcarbon allocationgreenhouse gasphotosynthesis

Most Recent Surface Rupturing Earthquake on the Boulder Creek Fault Triggered Bedrock Landslides in the Nooksack River Watershed, Whatcom County, Washington. Geomorphology (2025)

landslidesgeological hazardsinduced seismicityseismic hazardmost recent surfaceearth sciencetectonophysicsseismologygeographycivil engineeringboulder creek faultgeologyengineering geologyearthquake engineeringgeotechnical engineeringnatural hazardsrock slidestructural geologybedrock landslides

Quantifying the Added Value of Earth Observation at the Kilometre Scale With a Multi-Model Hydrologic and Land Surface Ensemble. (2025)

geoscientific model developmentclimate modelskilometre scaleremote sensinghydrologyadded valuegeographyearth scienceearth observation dataearth system scienceearth observationland surface ensemble

Spatially-Varying Parametrization of the Total Runoff Integrating Pathways (Trip) Scheme for Improved River Routing at the Global Scale. Journal of Hydrology (2025)

surface runoffwater resourcesenvironmental engineeringhydrological processwater resource managementriver basin managementhydrologyspatially-varying parametrizationwatershed managementglobal scalegeographyflood risk managementcivil engineeringenvironmental modellingcatchment scalessediment transport

Glacier Fluctuation Chronology Since the Latest Pleistocene at Mount Rainier, Washington, USA. Quaternary Research (2024)

palaeogeographyglacier fluctuation chronologyglaciersquaternary periodgeomorphologygeochronologyglacial processcryospherelatest pleistocenegeographyclimate dynamicsquaternary sciencepleistoceneearth sciencemount rainiergeologypaleoclimatologystratigraphy

Using Earth Observation Data to Evaluate a Land Surface Model in Three Siberian Catchments. Työväentutkimus Vuosikirja (2024)

land surface modelgeoscientific model developmentsiberian catchmentshydrological processhydrologygeographyearth scienceenvironmental modellingland coverearth observation datacatchment scales

Comment on Egusphere-2023-859. (2023)

Jones, Andrew G.Marcott, Shaun A.Gorin, Andrew L.Kennedy, Tori M.Shakun, Jeremy D.Goehring, Brent M.Menounos, BrianClark, Douglas H.Romero, MatiasCaffee, Marc W.

earth system scienceatmospheric scienceenvironmental scienceearth science

Deglacial and Holocene Environmental Change Recorded in Lake Sediments From the Snowy Mountains, Kosciuszko National Park, Southeastern Australia. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

palaeogeographyquaternary researchthe snowy mountainssedimentary recordsoutheastern australiapaleoecologyquaternary periodsedimentologykosciuszko national parkgeographyquaternary sciencesediment researchearth sciencepaleoenvironmental changeholocenestratigraphy

Four North American Glaciers Advanced Past Their Modern Positions Thousands of Years Apart in the Holocene. The cryosphere (2023)

Andrew G. JonesShaun A. MarcottAndrew L. GorinTori M. KennedyJeremy D. ShakunBrent M. GoehringBrian MenounosDouglas H. ClarkMatias RomeroMarc W. Caffee

global changeclimatic changeenvironmental scienceglacierspaleoclimatologyglacial processnorth american glacierscryosphereearth scienceplanetary sciencesclimate changeholocene

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Doug Clark

Associate Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Geology

Geology

Doug Clark is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Associate Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Doug Clark

Western Washington University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Contrasting Impacts of Acclimation and Adaptation of Photosynthetic Capacity to Temperature and Co 2 Across Biomes. Global Biogeochemical Cycles (2025)

environmental scienceecologyphotosynthetic capacityplant-abiotic interactionglobal ecologyphotorespirationecosystemscarbon allocationglobal change biologyphotosynthesis

Impacts of Photosynthetic Capacity Acclimation and Adaptation to Temperature and Co2. (2025)

tree physiologyenvironmental scienceecologyphotosynthetic capacity acclimationplant physiologyecosystemsphotorespirationcarbon allocationgreenhouse gasphotosynthesis

Most Recent Surface Rupturing Earthquake on the Boulder Creek Fault Triggered Bedrock Landslides in the Nooksack River Watershed, Whatcom County, Washington. Geomorphology (2025)

Quantifying the Added Value of Earth Observation at the Kilometre Scale With a Multi-Model Hydrologic and Land Surface Ensemble. (2025)

geoscientific model developmentclimate modelskilometre scaleremote sensinghydrologyadded valuegeographyearth scienceearth observation dataearth system scienceearth observationland surface ensemble

Spatially-Varying Parametrization of the Total Runoff Integrating Pathways (Trip) Scheme for Improved River Routing at the Global Scale. Journal of Hydrology (2025)

Glacier Fluctuation Chronology Since the Latest Pleistocene at Mount Rainier, Washington, USA. Quaternary Research (2024)

Using Earth Observation Data to Evaluate a Land Surface Model in Three Siberian Catchments. Työväentutkimus Vuosikirja (2024)

land surface modelgeoscientific model developmentsiberian catchmentshydrological processhydrologygeographyearth scienceenvironmental modellingland coverearth observation datacatchment scales

Comment on Egusphere-2023-859. (2023)

Jones, Andrew G.Marcott, Shaun A.Gorin, Andrew L.Kennedy, Tori M.Shakun, Jeremy D.Goehring, Brent M.Menounos, BrianClark, Douglas H.Romero, MatiasCaffee, Marc W.

earth system scienceatmospheric scienceenvironmental scienceearth science

Four North American Glaciers Advanced Past Their Modern Positions Thousands of Years Apart in the Holocene. The cryosphere (2023)

Andrew G. JonesShaun A. MarcottAndrew L. GorinTori M. KennedyJeremy D. ShakunBrent M. GoehringBrian MenounosDouglas H. ClarkMatias RomeroMarc W. Caffee

global changeclimatic changeenvironmental scienceglacierspaleoclimatologyglacial processnorth american glacierscryosphereearth scienceplanetary sciencesclimate changeholocene

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