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Dr. John Keyantash

Professor of Earth Sciences

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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Division of Academic Affairs

Academic Senate

College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Earth Science

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Dr. John Keyantash is currently serving as an Academic Senate Professor of Earth Sciences at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

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Dr. John Keyantash

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Professor of Earth Sciences

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environmental science drought drought risk management water resources hydrology hydrometeorology drought management drought resilience earth science geography water resource management climatic change climatology climate change drought forecasting aggregate drought index hydrological process water science standardized precipitation index ecology aquatic ecosystems fish biology aquatic conservation livestock science river basin management water quality water supply tree physiology ecohydrology avian biology animal ecology optimal transport climate change effects climate change adaptation water stress hydrological modeling benthic ecology regional relevance ecological simulation drought indices assessing drought severity hydrologic cycle water allocation salmon production southern california drought assessment california drought meteorological drought severity chinook salmon populations artificial neural network multivariate characterization

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Assessment of the Impacts of Climate Change on the Water Allocation, Water Quality and Salmon Production in the San Joaquin River Basin. LA Referencia (Red Federada de Repositorios Institucionales de Publicaciones Científicas) (2017)

H. HidalgoL. BrekkeN. MillerN. QuinnJ. KeyantashJ. Dracup

climate changeaquatic ecosystemswater qualityearth sciencefish biologywater resourceswater resource managementaquatic conservationriver basin managementenvironmental sciencewater allocationoptimal transportecologyclimatologyclimate change effectsclimate change adaptationsalmon productionlivestock science

Multiple Timescale Comparison of the Aggregate Drought Index (Adi), the Standardized Precipitation Index (Spi), and Tree Rings in Southern California. AGUFM (2012)

climate changedrought resiliencetree physiologysouthern californiaearth scienceaggregate drought indexclimatic changedrought risk managementenvironmental scienceclimatologydroughtstandardized precipitation index

Characterizing the 2007 California Drought Using an Aggregate Drought Index. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2007)

drought resiliencehydrometeorologydrought managementwater resourcesclimatic changedrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought forecastinggeographydroughtcalifornia drought

Hydrological and Meteorological Drought Severity in Oregon: Comparisons Between the Surface Water Supply Index (Swsi) and Standardized Precipitation Index (Spi). AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2005)

hydrological processhydrometeorologyearth sciencedrought managementwater resourceswater resource managementdrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought forecastinggeographywater supplyecohydrologymeteorological drought severitywater sciencedroughthydrologystandardized precipitation index

A Comparison of Drought Assessment by the Aggregate Drought Index (Adi) and the Standardized Precipitation Index (Spi). AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2004)

climate changedrought resiliencehydrometeorologyearth scienceaggregate drought indexclimatic changedrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought forecastingdrought assessmentwater scienceclimatologydroughthydrologystandardized precipitation index

An Aggregate Drought Index: Assessing Drought Severity Based on Fluctuations in the Hydrologic Cycle and Surface Water Storage. Water Resources Research (2004)

hydrological processearth sciencedrought managementaggregate drought indexassessing drought severitywater resourceswater resource managementdrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought forecastinggeographyhydrologic cyclewater sciencedroughthydrology

An Aggregate Drought Index (Adi) to Quantify Drought Severity Across Multiple Time Scales. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2002)

climate changedrought resiliencehydrometeorologydrought managementaggregate drought indexwater resourcesclimatic changewater resource managementdrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought forecastinggeographyclimatologydroughthydrologywater stress

Modeling Fall Run Chinook Salmon Populations in the San Joaquin River Basin Using an Artificial Neural Network. AGUFM (2002)

J. KeyantashN. W. QuinnH. G. HidalgoJ. A. Dracup

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceavian biologyanimal ecologyhydrological modelingmachine learninglivestock scienceconservation scienceaquatic conservationbenthic ecologyenvironmental modellingconservation biologyearth sciencefish biologyriver basin managementregional relevancechinook salmon populationsecological simulationecologyartificial neural network

The Quantification of Drought: An Evaluation of Drought Indices. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (2002)

drought resiliencehydrological processhydrometeorologydrought managementwater resourcesclimatic changewater resource managementdrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought indicesclimatologydroughthydrology

A Regional Multivariate Drought Index Applied to California. AGU Spring Meeting Abstracts (2001)

climate changedrought resiliencehydrometeorologydrought managementwater resourceswater resource managementclimatic changedrought risk managementenvironmental sciencegeographydroughthydrology

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Dr. John Keyantash

Professor of Earth Sciences

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Affiliations

Division of Academic Affairs

Academic Senate

College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Earth Science

Department Of Information Technology

Dr. John Keyantash is currently serving as an Academic Senate Professor of Earth Sciences at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. John Keyantash

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Professor of Earth Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

H. HidalgoL. BrekkeN. MillerN. QuinnJ. KeyantashJ. Dracup

Multiple Timescale Comparison of the Aggregate Drought Index (Adi), the Standardized Precipitation Index (Spi), and Tree Rings in Southern California. AGUFM (2012)

Characterizing the 2007 California Drought Using an Aggregate Drought Index. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2007)

drought resiliencehydrometeorologydrought managementwater resourcesclimatic changedrought risk managementenvironmental sciencedrought forecastinggeographydroughtcalifornia drought

Hydrological and Meteorological Drought Severity in Oregon: Comparisons Between the Surface Water Supply Index (Swsi) and Standardized Precipitation Index (Spi). AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2005)

A Comparison of Drought Assessment by the Aggregate Drought Index (Adi) and the Standardized Precipitation Index (Spi). AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2004)

An Aggregate Drought Index: Assessing Drought Severity Based on Fluctuations in the Hydrologic Cycle and Surface Water Storage. Water Resources Research (2004)

An Aggregate Drought Index (Adi) to Quantify Drought Severity Across Multiple Time Scales. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2002)

Modeling Fall Run Chinook Salmon Populations in the San Joaquin River Basin Using an Artificial Neural Network. AGUFM (2002)

J. KeyantashN. W. QuinnH. G. HidalgoJ. A. Dracup

The Quantification of Drought: An Evaluation of Drought Indices. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (2002)

A Regional Multivariate Drought Index Applied to California. AGU Spring Meeting Abstracts (2001)

climate changedrought resiliencehydrometeorologydrought managementwater resourceswater resource managementclimatic changedrought risk managementenvironmental sciencegeographydroughthydrology

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