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Elizabeth W. Boyer

Professor of Environmental Science

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Ecosystem Science and Management

Elizabeth W. Boyer is currently serving as an Ecosystem Science And Management Professor of Environmental Science at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Environmental Science

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environmental science ecology hydrology earth science hydrological process water resources ecohydrology water science aquatic ecosystems watershed management water quality biogeochemistry climate change atmospheric science hydrological modeling surface-water hydrology environmental engineering river basin management hydrometeorology water ecologies environmental research hydrological sciences terrestrial ecology water resource management global ecology forest ecology hydraulic research nutrient cycles nutrient management aerosol science freshwater biology biogeochemical cycles united states livestock science fluvial process freshwater ecosystems estuaries isotope geochemistry forest hydrology geophysical research soil biology applied ecology agricultural water management environmental geochemistry dissolved organic carbon northeastern united states organic carbon arid environments surface water material cycles environmental impact assessment terrestrial ecosystems eutrophication ecological modelling water balance environmental quality environmental cycle geochemical cycling northeastern u.s.a upland forest large watersheds river networks forested catchments nitrogen inputs streamflow variability climate change adaptation marine ecology soil science landscape ecology estuarine hydrodynamics estuarine circulation stream nitrate biogeochemical cycling conterminous united states continental scales nox sources geography

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Soil Moisture and the Occurrence of Hysteresis During Seasonal Transitions in a Headwater Catchment. Geoderma (2025)

Shangqiang HuiLi GuoHaochen LiuXuemei WuPing LanElizabeth W. BoyerCarlos R. MelloHongxia Li

seasonal transitionsenvironmental sciencespatiotemporal dynamicssoil moisturehysteresishydrologyheadwater catchment

Death Due to Sickle Cell Crisis: A Case Report. Forensic science, medicine and pathology (2024)

Teaghan KosterElizabeth BoyerDavid J. ClutterbuckHadas BenhabibJayantha Herath

pathologyforensic geneticscell deathdeath studiesimmunologyhematologyforensic medicineforensic pathologythanatologyforensic sciencegenetics

Deep Learning Insights Into Suspended Sediment Concentrations Across the Conterminous United States: Strengths and Limitations. Journal of Hydrology (2024)

Yalan SongPiyaphat ChaemchuenFarshid RahmaniWei ZhiLi LiXiaofeng LiuElizabeth BoyerTadd BindasKathryn LawsonChaopeng Shen

hydrometeorologyhydrological processsediment transportearth sciencesedimentationdeep learningsurface-water hydrologyenvironmental sciencegeographyconterminous united stateshydrological scienceswater sciencesuspended sediment concentrationsclimatologyhydrologyhydrological modeling

Exploring Earth's Critical Zone Through the U.S. Critical Zone Collaborative Network. (2024)

Elizabeth W. BoyerBhavna AroraEmma AronsonHolly BarnardSteven HolbrookJeffery S. HorsburghLixin JinPraveen KumarHolly MichaelJeff MunroeJulia PerdrialClaire WeltyJordan Read

critical zonecritical environmental issuesearth sciencecz netdigital earthgeoscientific model developmentearth system sciencebiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencegeographyenvironmental geologyecosystemsenvironmental researchglobal ecologygeographical information scienceearth system

Improved Streamflow Simulation by Assimilating in Situ Soil Moisture in Lumped and Distributed Approaches of a Hydrological Model in a Headwater Catchment. Water Resources Management (2024)

Hongxia LiYuanyuan HuangYongliang QiYanjia JiangXuan TangElizabeth W. BoyerCarlos R. MelloPing LanLi Guo

hydrological modelwater resourcesenvironmental scienceheadwater catchmentstreamflow simulationwatershed managementhydrological scienceswater sciencehydrologyhydrological modeling

The Hydrologic Nature of Swales Uncovers Remarkable Influence of Non-Topographic Factors on Catchment-Scale Soil Moisture Variation. Journal of Hydrology (2024)

Yaling ZhangYanjia JiangXiangyang SunHongxia LiChuan YuanHu LiuJinzhao LiuCarlos R. MelloElizabeth W. BoyerLi Guo

catchment scaleshydrological processenvironmental sciencehydrologic naturesoilhydrologynon-topographic factors

Updating Probable Maximum Precipitation for Hong Kong Under Intensifying Extreme Precipitation Events. Climatic Change (2024)

Ping LanLi GuoYaling ZhangGuanghua QinXiaodong LiCarlos R. MelloElizabeth W. BoyerYehui ZhangBihang Fan

climate changeearth sciencemeteorologyatmospheric scienceclimatic changehong kongextreme precipitation eventsprobable maximum precipitationclimate forecastingclimatology

Coupled Coordination Spatiotemporal Analyses Inform Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection for the Yellow River Basin of China. Ecological Indicators (2023)

Kaize ZhangZengchuan DongLi GuoElizabeth W. BoyerJinzhao LiuJian ChenBihang Fan

ecological indicatorcoordination spatiotemporal analysesyellow river basinenvironmental science

Geometric Configurations of Particulate Matter in Terrestrial Solutions of a Temperate Beech Forest. Journal of Aerosol Science (2023)

Delphis F. LeviaSebastian BischoffMarie-Cécile GruselleKerstin NätheDavid R. LegatesAlyssa N. LutgenElizabeth W. BoyerBeate Michalzik

particulate matterearth scienceatmospheric scienceaerosol scienceforestryenvironmental sciencegeometric configurationstemperate beech forestterrestrial solutionsecology

Allocation of Flood Drainage Rights in the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yellow River Based on Deep Learning and Flood Resilience. Journal of Hydrology (2022)

Kaize ZhangZengchuan DongLi GuoElizabeth W. BoyerCarlos R. MelloJuqin ShenPing LanJianlin WangBihang Fan

flood risk managementdeep learningwater resourceshydraulic engineeringengineeringflood drainage rightscivil engineeringyellow riverwatershed managementflood resiliencehydrology

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Elizabeth W. Boyer

Professor of Environmental Science

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences

Department of Ecosystem Science and Management

Elizabeth W. Boyer is currently serving as an Ecosystem Science And Management Professor of Environmental Science at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Elizabeth W. Boyer

Pennsylvania State University

Professor of Environmental Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Soil Moisture and the Occurrence of Hysteresis During Seasonal Transitions in a Headwater Catchment. Geoderma (2025)

Shangqiang HuiLi GuoHaochen LiuXuemei WuPing LanElizabeth W. BoyerCarlos R. MelloHongxia Li

seasonal transitionsenvironmental sciencespatiotemporal dynamicssoil moisturehysteresishydrologyheadwater catchment

Death Due to Sickle Cell Crisis: A Case Report. Forensic science, medicine and pathology (2024)

Teaghan KosterElizabeth BoyerDavid J. ClutterbuckHadas BenhabibJayantha Herath

pathologyforensic geneticscell deathdeath studiesimmunologyhematologyforensic medicineforensic pathologythanatologyforensic sciencegenetics

Deep Learning Insights Into Suspended Sediment Concentrations Across the Conterminous United States: Strengths and Limitations. Journal of Hydrology (2024)

Yalan SongPiyaphat ChaemchuenFarshid RahmaniWei ZhiLi LiXiaofeng LiuElizabeth BoyerTadd BindasKathryn LawsonChaopeng Shen

Exploring Earth's Critical Zone Through the U.S. Critical Zone Collaborative Network. (2024)

Elizabeth W. BoyerBhavna AroraEmma AronsonHolly BarnardSteven HolbrookJeffery S. HorsburghLixin JinPraveen KumarHolly MichaelJeff MunroeJulia PerdrialClaire WeltyJordan Read

Improved Streamflow Simulation by Assimilating in Situ Soil Moisture in Lumped and Distributed Approaches of a Hydrological Model in a Headwater Catchment. Water Resources Management (2024)

Hongxia LiYuanyuan HuangYongliang QiYanjia JiangXuan TangElizabeth W. BoyerCarlos R. MelloPing LanLi Guo

hydrological modelwater resourcesenvironmental scienceheadwater catchmentstreamflow simulationwatershed managementhydrological scienceswater sciencehydrologyhydrological modeling

The Hydrologic Nature of Swales Uncovers Remarkable Influence of Non-Topographic Factors on Catchment-Scale Soil Moisture Variation. Journal of Hydrology (2024)

Yaling ZhangYanjia JiangXiangyang SunHongxia LiChuan YuanHu LiuJinzhao LiuCarlos R. MelloElizabeth W. BoyerLi Guo

catchment scaleshydrological processenvironmental sciencehydrologic naturesoilhydrologynon-topographic factors

Updating Probable Maximum Precipitation for Hong Kong Under Intensifying Extreme Precipitation Events. Climatic Change (2024)

Ping LanLi GuoYaling ZhangGuanghua QinXiaodong LiCarlos R. MelloElizabeth W. BoyerYehui ZhangBihang Fan

climate changeearth sciencemeteorologyatmospheric scienceclimatic changehong kongextreme precipitation eventsprobable maximum precipitationclimate forecastingclimatology

Coupled Coordination Spatiotemporal Analyses Inform Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection for the Yellow River Basin of China. Ecological Indicators (2023)

Kaize ZhangZengchuan DongLi GuoElizabeth W. BoyerJinzhao LiuJian ChenBihang Fan

ecological indicatorcoordination spatiotemporal analysesyellow river basinenvironmental science

Geometric Configurations of Particulate Matter in Terrestrial Solutions of a Temperate Beech Forest. Journal of Aerosol Science (2023)

Delphis F. LeviaSebastian BischoffMarie-Cécile GruselleKerstin NätheDavid R. LegatesAlyssa N. LutgenElizabeth W. BoyerBeate Michalzik

particulate matterearth scienceatmospheric scienceaerosol scienceforestryenvironmental sciencegeometric configurationstemperate beech forestterrestrial solutionsecology

Allocation of Flood Drainage Rights in the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yellow River Based on Deep Learning and Flood Resilience. Journal of Hydrology (2022)

Kaize ZhangZengchuan DongLi GuoElizabeth W. BoyerCarlos R. MelloJuqin ShenPing LanJianlin WangBihang Fan

flood risk managementdeep learningwater resourceshydraulic engineeringengineeringflood drainage rightscivil engineeringyellow riverwatershed managementflood resiliencehydrology

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