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James Guilinger

California State University--Monterey Bay

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College of Science

Department Of Applied Environmental Science

NoneJames Guilinger is currently serving as a College Of Science faculty at California State University--Monterey Bay.

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California State University--Monterey Bay

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environmental science earth science engineering geology sedimentation planetary sciences fire ecology environmental geology climate change forestry coastal research sediment research environmental engineering geophysical research coastal management microplastics regional geology geophysics marine biology hydrogeology forest ecology hydrological process marine geology basin evolution watershed management geological engineering hillslope process earth flow coastal geomorphology water quality environmental research water pollution marine pollution regional studies geographical information science landslides stratigraphy water science environmental pollution change detection sedimentary geology hydrological sciences arid environments soil science geological modeling landscape change landscape ecology coastal deposit coastal process aeolian process detrital provenance provenance (geology) paleoclimatology applied geomorphology surface sampling microplastic particles river flow concentration depth profiles sediment sources postfire sediment-laden flows ventura river sediment dynamics airborne lidar differencing postfire sediment yields small steep catchments topographic correction transport dynamics riverine microplastic flux microplastic methods post-wildfire sedimentological connectivity

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Creeping, Charging, and Cessant Hillslopes: Investigating Environmental Controls on Earthflow Occurrence and Activity Near Hollister, Ca. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

stormwaterenvironmental sciencehydrological processlandscape changeenvironmental monitoringhuman impacts on the environmenthillslope processgeomorphologylandscape ecologyearth flowgeographysediment researchearth scienceenvironmental geologysediment transportand cessant hillslopes

Initial Assessment of Coastal Dune Erosion Before and After the Closure of Sand Mining Operations Using Lidar and Sfm Differencing, Southern Monterey Bay, Ca. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

aeolian processgeomorphologymarine geologysouthern monterey baycoastal processsedimentologygeographysediment researchcoastal researchcoastal geomorphologyearth sciencecoastal depositsediment transport

Pre-Fire Assessment of Post-Fire Debris Flow Susceptibility Through Long-Term Fire Severity Forecasting in the Carmel River Watershed, California, USA. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Quantifying Impacts of Fire-Flood Cycles on Human and Ecological Communities: Case Studies From the Central Coast of California. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

James GuilingerPaige PearsonMarlenne OrtegaEllery CharletonLisa IrvineRosealea BondJoseph KiernanAlexander HayAndrew B. Gray

environmental scienceecologycentral coastecological communitieshuman impacts on the environmentfire-flood cycles

Creepy Hillslopes: Multimethod Analysis of Earthflows in Hollister, Ca. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

geographical information sciencephysical geographygeomorphologyearth flowgeophysical researchgeographycreepy hillslopesearth science

Predicting Postfire Sediment Yields of Small Steep Catchments Using Airborne Lidar Differencing. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

James J. GuilingerEfi Foufoula‐GeorgiouAndrew B. GrayJames T. RandersonPadhraic SmythNicolas C. BarthMichael L. Goulden

engineering geologygeophysicsforest ecologyfire ecologysedimentationenvironmental scienceforestryairborne lidar differencingearth sciencegeophysical researchatmospheric sciencepostfire sediment yieldsplanetary sciencesclimate changearid environmentssediment transportsmall steep catchments

Topographic Correction of Visible Near‐Infrared Reflectance Spectra for Horizon‐Scale Soil Organic Carbon Mapping. Soil Science Society of America Journal (2023)

Alyssa M. DuroDaniel R. HirmasHoori AjamiSharon A. BillingsXi ZhangLi LiAlejandro FloresVictoria MorenoXiaoyang CaoJames GuilingerEwan OlegheDaniel GiménezAndrew GrayPamela L. Sullivan

materials scienceremote sensingsoil sciencetopographic correction

Utilizing Repeat Airborne Lidar for Prediction of Post-Fire Sediment Yield From Small Steep Drainages. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

James GuilingerEfi Foufoula-GeorgiouAndrew B. GrayJames T. RandersonPadhraic SmythNicolas BarthMichael Goulden

engineering geologyenvironmental geologyrepeat airborne lidarenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencepost-fire sediment yieldgeomorphologygeotechnical engineeringhydrologygeological engineeringregional geologysmall steep drainagesforecastingearth scienceapplied geomorphologygeology

Controls on Post-Wildfire Channel Sediment Yield. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

James GuilingerEfi Foufoula-GeorgiouAndrew B. Gray

engineering geologyenvironmental geologyfire ecologyenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencesedimentationgeological modelinggeotechnical engineeringgeochemistrygeological engineeringwatershed managementcoastal managementearth sciencegeologywildfiressediment transport

Wildfire Impacts on the Persistent Suspended Sediment Dynamics of the Ventura River, California. Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies (2022)

Nathan JumpsAndrew B. GrayJames J. GuilingerWin C. Cowger

hydrological sciencesventura riverenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencehydrologyearth scienceclimate changesediment dynamicswildfiresregional studies

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James Guilinger

California State University--Monterey Bay

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Applied Environmental Science

NoneJames Guilinger is currently serving as a College Of Science faculty at California State University--Monterey Bay.

Honors

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California State University--Monterey Bay

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Quantifying Impacts of Fire-Flood Cycles on Human and Ecological Communities: Case Studies From the Central Coast of California. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

James GuilingerPaige PearsonMarlenne OrtegaEllery CharletonLisa IrvineRosealea BondJoseph KiernanAlexander HayAndrew B. Gray

environmental scienceecologycentral coastecological communitieshuman impacts on the environmentfire-flood cycles

Creepy Hillslopes: Multimethod Analysis of Earthflows in Hollister, Ca. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

geographical information sciencephysical geographygeomorphologyearth flowgeophysical researchgeographycreepy hillslopesearth science

Predicting Postfire Sediment Yields of Small Steep Catchments Using Airborne Lidar Differencing. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

James J. GuilingerEfi Foufoula‐GeorgiouAndrew B. GrayJames T. RandersonPadhraic SmythNicolas C. BarthMichael L. Goulden

Topographic Correction of Visible Near‐Infrared Reflectance Spectra for Horizon‐Scale Soil Organic Carbon Mapping. Soil Science Society of America Journal (2023)

Alyssa M. DuroDaniel R. HirmasHoori AjamiSharon A. BillingsXi ZhangLi LiAlejandro FloresVictoria MorenoXiaoyang CaoJames GuilingerEwan OlegheDaniel GiménezAndrew GrayPamela L. Sullivan

materials scienceremote sensingsoil sciencetopographic correction

Utilizing Repeat Airborne Lidar for Prediction of Post-Fire Sediment Yield From Small Steep Drainages. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

James GuilingerEfi Foufoula-GeorgiouAndrew B. GrayJames T. RandersonPadhraic SmythNicolas BarthMichael Goulden

Controls on Post-Wildfire Channel Sediment Yield. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

James GuilingerEfi Foufoula-GeorgiouAndrew B. Gray

Wildfire Impacts on the Persistent Suspended Sediment Dynamics of the Ventura River, California. Journal of Hydrology Regional Studies (2022)

Nathan JumpsAndrew B. GrayJames J. GuilingerWin C. Cowger

hydrological sciencesventura riverenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencehydrologyearth scienceclimate changesediment dynamicswildfiresregional studies

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