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Wendy R. Eisner

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University of Cincinnati

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College of Arts and Sciences

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Wendy R. Eisner is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Cincinnati.

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University of Cincinnati

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earth science geography climate change environmental science cryosphere quaternary science cold region science palynology planetary sciences geomorphology stratigraphy paleoclimatology quaternary research arctic alaska arctic coastal plain geology paleontology arid environments arctic structure climatology climatic change holocene glacial process arctic engineering permafrost remote sensing hydrology coastal geomorphology indigenous studies vegetation history thermokarst lakes northern alaska water resources marine geology plant science earth observation regional geology thaw lakes hydrometeorology atmospheric research coastal management coastal research periglacial process soil science human-environment interactions geospatial mapping north slope accumulation rates carbon pools meade river barrow peninsula pollen-based biomes economic geology geophysical research atmospheric environment zoology basin evolution sedimentary geology terrestrial ecology fluvial process basin analysis hydrological modeling surface-water hydrology anthropogenic geomorphology subsurface hydrology geographic information retrieval soil carbon sequestration soil carbon cycle network optimization earth observation data vegetation science carbon stocks spatial extent anthropogenic thaw southwestern beringia coastal features palaeogeography anthropology paleoanthropology paleoecology human impacts on the environment paleoenvironmental change paleoenvironmental reconstruction

Notable Scholarly Works

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Detection of Tundra Trail Damage Near Barrow, Alaska Using Remote Imagery. Geomorphology (2016)

K.M. HinkelW.R. EisnerC.J. Kim

climate changeeurasian geographyremote imageryearth sciencearid environmentstundra trail damageenvironmental sciencecoastal geomorphologygeographyearth observationremote sensingearth observation dataapplied geographygeospatial mappinggeomorphology

Final Results From the Circumarctic Lakes Observation Network (Calon) Project. (2015)

Kenneth M. HinkelChristopher ArpWendy EisnerKaren E. FreyGuido GrosseBenjamin JonesChangjoo KimJ.D. LentersHongxing LiuA. Townsend-Small

climate changeearth observationearth science

Twelve Years of Interviews With the Inupiat People of Arctic Alaska: Report From a Community Workshop. AGUFM (2015)

W. R. EisnerK. M. HinkelC. Cuomo

public healthanthropologycommunity workshopcultural anthropologyhealth sciencesarctic alaskainupiat people

Sources and Fluxes of Atmospheric Methane From Lakes in the Alaskan Arctic. (2014)

A. Townsend-SmallF. AkerstromKenneth M. HinkelChristopher D. ArpR.A. BeckGuido GrosseB.M. JonesC. KimJ.D. LentersH. LiuW.R. Eisner

climate changeatmospheric methanealaskan arcticatmospheric sciencebiogeochemistryenvironmental scienceecology

Contrasting Historical and Recent Breakup Styles on the Meade River of Arctic Alaska in the Context of a Warming Climate. American Journal of Climate Change (2013)

Richard A. BeckKenneth M. HinkelWendy R. EisnerDouglas WhitemanChristopher D. ArpRichard MachidaChris CuomoHongxing LiuChangjoo KimAndrew J. RettigChantal IvensoBo YangQiusheng WuHaibin SuShujie WangKaren FreyJohn D. LentersBrittany L. Potter

climatic changeenvironmental scienceclimatologypaleoclimatologyplanetary sciencescold region sciencecoral reefshistorical geographyclimate dynamicssurface waterregional climate responseclimate changeearth scienceregional relevancemarine biologyarctic alaskahydrometeorologyatmospheric researchenvironmental historywarming climatemeade river

Bathymetry of Thermokarst Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes (2012)

earth sciencearctic engineeringthermokarst lakesgeographycryosphereglacial processgeologyextreme environmentsarctic coastal plainphysical geographygeomorphologyarctic structurecold region science

Environmental, Cultural, and Social Change in Arctic Alaska as Observed by IñUpiat Elders Over Their Lifetimes: A Gis Synthesis. Polar Geography (2012)

Wendy R. EisnerKenneth M. HinkelChris J. CuomoRichard A. Beck

inupiat elderspublic healthculturecultural changeenvironmental sciencesocial changegis synthesishuman-environment interactionsarctic alaska

Producing an Indigenous Knowledge Web Gis for Arctic Alaska Communities: Challenges, Successes, and Lessons Learned. Transactions in GIS (2012)

Wendy R. EisnerJessica JelacicChris J. CuomoChangjoo KimKenneth M. HinkelDorin Del Alba

anthropologyarctic alaska communitiesindigenous studiesgeographic information systemsgeographic information retrievalremote sensing

Summer Water Temperature of Thermokarst Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes (2012)

climate changeearth sciencearctic engineeringthermokarst lakesclimate dynamicsgeographysummer water temperaturecryosphereextreme environmentsarctic coastal plainclimatologyarctic structurecold region science

Thermokarst Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska: Geomorphic Controls on Bathymetry. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes (2012)

Kenneth M. HinkelYongwei ShengJohn D. LentersEvan A. LyonsRichard A. BeckWendy R. EisnerJida Wang

aquatic ecosystemsmarine geologyearth sciencesedimentologythermokarst lakesgeographycryosphereglacial processice wedgesgeologyarctic coastal plaingeomorphologyarctic structurecold region science

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Wendy R. Eisner

Professor

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Wendy R. Eisner is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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University of Cincinnati

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Detection of Tundra Trail Damage Near Barrow, Alaska Using Remote Imagery. Geomorphology (2016)

K.M. HinkelW.R. EisnerC.J. Kim

Final Results From the Circumarctic Lakes Observation Network (Calon) Project. (2015)

Kenneth M. HinkelChristopher ArpWendy EisnerKaren E. FreyGuido GrosseBenjamin JonesChangjoo KimJ.D. LentersHongxing LiuA. Townsend-Small

climate changeearth observationearth science

Twelve Years of Interviews With the Inupiat People of Arctic Alaska: Report From a Community Workshop. AGUFM (2015)

W. R. EisnerK. M. HinkelC. Cuomo

public healthanthropologycommunity workshopcultural anthropologyhealth sciencesarctic alaskainupiat people

Sources and Fluxes of Atmospheric Methane From Lakes in the Alaskan Arctic. (2014)

A. Townsend-SmallF. AkerstromKenneth M. HinkelChristopher D. ArpR.A. BeckGuido GrosseB.M. JonesC. KimJ.D. LentersH. LiuW.R. Eisner

climate changeatmospheric methanealaskan arcticatmospheric sciencebiogeochemistryenvironmental scienceecology

Contrasting Historical and Recent Breakup Styles on the Meade River of Arctic Alaska in the Context of a Warming Climate. American Journal of Climate Change (2013)

Bathymetry of Thermokarst Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes (2012)

earth sciencearctic engineeringthermokarst lakesgeographycryosphereglacial processgeologyextreme environmentsarctic coastal plainphysical geographygeomorphologyarctic structurecold region science

Environmental, Cultural, and Social Change in Arctic Alaska as Observed by IñUpiat Elders Over Their Lifetimes: A Gis Synthesis. Polar Geography (2012)

Wendy R. EisnerKenneth M. HinkelChris J. CuomoRichard A. Beck

inupiat elderspublic healthculturecultural changeenvironmental sciencesocial changegis synthesishuman-environment interactionsarctic alaska

Producing an Indigenous Knowledge Web Gis for Arctic Alaska Communities: Challenges, Successes, and Lessons Learned. Transactions in GIS (2012)

Wendy R. EisnerJessica JelacicChris J. CuomoChangjoo KimKenneth M. HinkelDorin Del Alba

anthropologyarctic alaska communitiesindigenous studiesgeographic information systemsgeographic information retrievalremote sensing

Summer Water Temperature of Thermokarst Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes (2012)

Thermokarst Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska: Geomorphic Controls on Bathymetry. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes (2012)

Kenneth M. HinkelYongwei ShengJohn D. LentersEvan A. LyonsRichard A. BeckWendy R. EisnerJida Wang

aquatic ecosystemsmarine geologyearth sciencesedimentologythermokarst lakesgeographycryosphereglacial processice wedgesgeologyarctic coastal plaingeomorphologyarctic structurecold region science

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