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Jay Racela

Williams College

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Williams College

Department of Geosciences

Studies Of Department Of Economics, And Centerfor Environmental

NoneJay Racela is currently serving as a Geosciences faculty at Williams College.

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environmental science earth science geography hydrology hydrological process sediment research water resources water quality water pollution geochemistry water science regional geology sediment-water interaction ecology ecohydrology engineering geology environmental geology river basin management sedimentation hydrogeology sustainable agriculture environmental research water resource management forest ecosystems forest ecology forest research hydraulic research environmental geochemistry watershed management forest soils sediment process total environment applied geochemistry soil biology tree physiology hydrometeorology global ecology freshwater ecosystems environmental pollution surface-water hydrology groundwater hydrogeochemistry acid precipitation catchment scales urban hydrology x-ray diffraction sedimentary geology soil carbon cycle soil carbon sequestration climate-smart agriculture climatic impact water ecologies agricultural water management flood control flash floods hydrological disaster hydrologic hazard arid environments organic farming geological data sediment quality oxbow lakes floodplain storage acid deposition thirty‐year trends headwater catchments central cuba biophysical controls soil carbon cycling northern hardwood forest sustainable agricultural practices chemical denudation rates puerto rico rivers mississippi river floodplain urban river avulsion invisible floods central cuban rivers

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Sediment Supply Enhances Bedload Transport Rate via Longer Transport Distance. (2026)

sediment processtransport ratesediment transportsedimentologyenvironmental fluid mechanicssedimentationsediment researchcivil engineeringsediment-water interactionenvironmental engineering

Biophysical Controls on Soil Carbon Cycling in a Northern Hardwood Forest. Ecosystems (2023)

soil carbon cyclingsoil carbon sequestrationcarbon sequestrationforest ecologynorthern hardwood forestbiogeochemistryforestryenvironmental scienceforest researchforest ecosystemsforest soilsbiophysical controlsecologysoilsoil carbon cyclesoil biology

Cracking the Dissolved Inorganic Materials Code: Comparing Two Puerto Rico Rivers Across Seasons. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Breanna H. TaylorMouhamadou KaneAlondra Mercado-MercadoJanae GoodwinIliomar Rodriguez-RamosIsabella BennettPaul R. BiermanJason RacelaDavid P. Dethier

geochemistryearth scienceenvironmental sciencegeologypuerto rico riversmaterials science

River Tortuosity as a Driver of Pollutant Storage Within Point Bars and Floodplains. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

hydrological processflood risk managementwater qualitysediment transportriver tortuosityhydraulic researchsediment researchenvironmental scienceriver basin managementgeographysediment-water interactionenvironmental engineeringwater sciencewater pollutionhydrology

Upland Sediment Yield and the Importance of Suspended Sediment in a New England Watershed. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

hydrological processsediment processsediment transportsedimentologysedimentationsediment researchenvironmental sciencegeographysediment-water interactionsediment qualityhydrologygeomorphology

Water Quality and Erosion Rates of Landscape Change in Two Watersheds, Southeastern Puerto Rico. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Alondra Mercado-MercadoIliomar Rodriguez-RamosJanae GoodwinMouhamadou KaneBreanna H. TaylorIsabella B. BennettPaul R. BiermanLee CorbettM.W. CaffeeThomas E. WoodruffJason RacelaDavid P. Dethier

geoenvironmental engineeringwater qualityenvironmental sciencegeographyerosion rateshydrological processapplied geomorphologyengineering geologylandscape ecologyhydrologyearth sciencewater resourcescoastal geomorphologyrestoration ecologywater sciencelandscape changesoutheastern puerto ricowatershed managementgeologygeomorphology

The Importance of Oxbow Lakes in the Floodplain Storage of Pollutants. Geology (2021)

Summer-Solstice ThomasJosé Antonio ConstantineDavid DethierJohn W. ThomanJason RacelaEmmett BlauJoshua D. Landis

hydrogeologygeochemistryearth sciencesurface-water hydrologywater resourcesregional geologyoxbow lakesenvironmental scienceenvironmental pollutiongeographyfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental geologygeologyengineering geologywater pollutionfloodplain storage

Cosmogenic Radionuclide Erosion Rates and Chemical Denudation Rates in Cuba Are Not Related. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2020)

Paul R. BiermanRita Y. Sibello HernándezMae Kate CampbellAlejandro García MoyaDavid P. DethierYoelvis Bolaños AlvarezMarika Eden Massey-BiermanAniel Guillén ArruebarrenaJason RacelaAmanda H. SchmidtHector A. Cartas AguilaLee B. CorbettCarlos Alonso-HernándezMonica DixMarc W. Caffee

geochemistryearth sciencechemical denudation ratesregional geologyenvironmental scienceenvironmental geologygeologyengineering geologygeomorphologyplanetary sciencesenvironmental geochemistry

¡Cuba! River Water Chemistry Reveals Rapid Chemical Weathering, the Echo of Uplift, and the Promise of More Sustainable Agriculture. GSA Today (2020)

Paul BiermanRita Yvelice Sibello HernándezAmanda H. SchmidtHéctor Alejandro Cartas AguilaYoelvis Bolaños AlvarezAniel Guillén ArruebarrenaMae Kate CampbellDavid DethierMonica DixMarika Massey-BiermanAlejandro García MoyaJulia PerdrialJason RacelaCarlos Alonso-Hernández

agricultural economicssustainable agricultureenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchecology

Better Understanding the Geology of Central Cuba Through Stream Sediment Composition Analysis Using X-Ray Diffraction. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

Landon WilliamsonNicolas PerdrialJohn M. HughesMae Kate CampbellAmanda H. SchmidtRita Y. Sibello HernándezAlejandro García MoyaHector A. Cartas AguilaYoelvis Bolaños AlvarezAniel Guillén ArruebarrenaDavid P. DethierMonica DixJulia PerdrialMarika Eden Massey-BiermanCarlos Alonso-HernándezJason RacelaPaul R. Bierman

central cubasedimentologyearth sciencesedimentationx-ray diffractionregional geologysedimentary geologyenvironmental geologygeology

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Jay Racela

Williams College

Affiliations

Williams College

Department of Geosciences

Studies Of Department Of Economics, And Centerfor Environmental

NoneJay Racela is currently serving as a Geosciences faculty at Williams College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sediment Supply Enhances Bedload Transport Rate via Longer Transport Distance. (2026)

sediment processtransport ratesediment transportsedimentologyenvironmental fluid mechanicssedimentationsediment researchcivil engineeringsediment-water interactionenvironmental engineering

Biophysical Controls on Soil Carbon Cycling in a Northern Hardwood Forest. Ecosystems (2023)

Cracking the Dissolved Inorganic Materials Code: Comparing Two Puerto Rico Rivers Across Seasons. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Breanna H. TaylorMouhamadou KaneAlondra Mercado-MercadoJanae GoodwinIliomar Rodriguez-RamosIsabella BennettPaul R. BiermanJason RacelaDavid P. Dethier

geochemistryearth scienceenvironmental sciencegeologypuerto rico riversmaterials science

River Tortuosity as a Driver of Pollutant Storage Within Point Bars and Floodplains. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Upland Sediment Yield and the Importance of Suspended Sediment in a New England Watershed. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

hydrological processsediment processsediment transportsedimentologysedimentationsediment researchenvironmental sciencegeographysediment-water interactionsediment qualityhydrologygeomorphology

Water Quality and Erosion Rates of Landscape Change in Two Watersheds, Southeastern Puerto Rico. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Alondra Mercado-MercadoIliomar Rodriguez-RamosJanae GoodwinMouhamadou KaneBreanna H. TaylorIsabella B. BennettPaul R. BiermanLee CorbettM.W. CaffeeThomas E. WoodruffJason RacelaDavid P. Dethier

The Importance of Oxbow Lakes in the Floodplain Storage of Pollutants. Geology (2021)

Summer-Solstice ThomasJosé Antonio ConstantineDavid DethierJohn W. ThomanJason RacelaEmmett BlauJoshua D. Landis

Cosmogenic Radionuclide Erosion Rates and Chemical Denudation Rates in Cuba Are Not Related. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2020)

geochemistryearth sciencechemical denudation ratesregional geologyenvironmental scienceenvironmental geologygeologyengineering geologygeomorphologyplanetary sciencesenvironmental geochemistry

¡Cuba! River Water Chemistry Reveals Rapid Chemical Weathering, the Echo of Uplift, and the Promise of More Sustainable Agriculture. GSA Today (2020)

agricultural economicssustainable agricultureenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchecology

Better Understanding the Geology of Central Cuba Through Stream Sediment Composition Analysis Using X-Ray Diffraction. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

central cubasedimentologyearth sciencesedimentationx-ray diffractionregional geologysedimentary geologyenvironmental geologygeology

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