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John Bershaw

Department Chair; Associate Professor

Portland State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Geology

John Bershaw is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Department Chair; Associate Professor at Portland State University.

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John Bershaw

Portland State University

Department Chair; Associate Professor

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earth science environmental science geology planetary sciences geochemistry climate change geography tectonics paleoclimatology regional geology thermal energy storage geodynamics stratigraphy basin evolution regional tectonics climatology geophysical research water science isotope geochemistry environmental geology basin analysis stable isotopes meteoric water modern water andean plateau atmospheric science meteorology earth system science eurasian geography marine geology mammalian biology avian biology mammalogy terrestrial geochemistry coastal geomorphology arid environments deuterium excess portland basin temporal evolution mammal teeth asian studies hydrometeorology chemical geology historical geography palaeogeography petroleum geoscience animal science detrital provenance sedimentary geology planetary geomorphology planetary environments climate variability environmental geochemistry molecular geochemistry plate tectonics holocene earthquake rupture neotectonics applied geomorphology beach management sedimentation watershed management high temperature geochemistry hydrothermal geochemistry hydrological sciences continental tectonics surface water eastern tibetan plateau west china foreland basin sediments zircon provenance pamir plateau cenozoic evolution andean plateau climate spatial-temporal changes sedimentology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Interannual Variations in Stable Isotopes of Atmospheric Water in Arid Central Asia Due to Changes in Atmospheric Circulation. Global and Planetary Change (2024)

Shengjie WangGahong YangJohn BershawXiaokang LiuKei YoshimuraYanqiong XiaoMingjun Zhang

stable isotopesarid central asiaatmospheric scienceatmospheric circulationplanetary sciencesinterannual variationsatmospheric water

Volcanic Glass as a Proxy for Paleotopography Suggests New Features in Late-Miocene Oregon. Atmosphere (2024)

Julian CohenJohn BershawRichard Hugo

environmental sciencevolcanic glassvolcanology

Evaluating the Efficacy of Manmade Canals at Maintaining Lake Habitats for Salmon and Birds Using Seasonal Variations in Isotopes of Meteoric Water. Authorea (Authorea) (2023)

Adrian A JimenezJohn BershawMae SaslawScott GallEmma Rahalski

avian biologywatershed managementlivestock sciencelake habitatsmeteoric wateraquatic ecosystemsrestoration ecologymanmade canalsfish biologyaquatic conservationseasonal variationsenvironmental scienceecology

Stable Isotopes of Modern Water (δ 2 H and δ 18 O) Across the Pacific Northwest, USA: A Framework for Understanding Past, Present, and Future Climate. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2023)

John BershawAdrian JimenezCameron GreenwoodNatalie PetersenMae SaslawCyndric Mygatt

modern waterstable isotopesenvironmental sciencefuture climateclimate change

An Integrated Feasibility Study of Reservoir Thermal Energy Storage (Rtes) in Portland, or, USA. (2021)

John BershawErick BurnsAlison HorstAshley StreigDarby ScanlonEllen SvadlenakJenny LiuPeter HulsemanRay WellsRobert PerkinsTom PotiowskyColin WilliamsMatt UddenbergTrenton CladouhosBoz HoutenNoel MingoAlisa Kane

energy storagefeasibility studyengineeringthermal energy storage

Investigating the Effects of Hydrologic Restoration on Water Flux Across Sauvie Island, Oregon. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2021)

Adrian JimenezJohn BershawJohn BershawScott GallScott GallMae SaslawMae Saslaw

sauvie islandhydrological sciencesgeologyearth sciencegeographyhydrologic restorationhydrologyenvironmental sciencewater flux

Molecules to Mountains: A Multi-Proxy Investigation Into Ancient Climate and Topography of the Pacific Northwest, USA. Frontiers in Earth Science (2021)

Alexander McLeanJohn Bershaw

earth system sciencemolecular geochemistrygeologygeomorphologymulti-proxy investigationearth sciencegeochemistryclimatologyancient climatemolecular biologyplanetary sciencespaleoclimatologyclimate change

The Spatial and Temporal Evolution of the Portland and Tualatin Forearc Basins, Oregon, USA. Geosphere (2021)

Darby P. ScanlonJohn BershawRay E. WellsAshley R. Streig

temporal evolutioneurasian geographyregional tectonicsgeologygeomorphologycoastal geomorphologyearth sciencegeographymarine geologygeodynamicsplanetary sciencesbasin analysistectonicstualatin forearc basinsbasin evolutionregional geologystratigraphy

Deuterium Excess and Sup 17 /Sup O-Excess Variability in Meteoric Water Across the Pacific Northwest, USA. Tellus B (2020)

John BershawDougal D. HansenAndrew J. Schauer

meteorologyclimate variabilityhydrometeorologymeteoric waterenvironmental sciencedeuterium excess

Multiple Holocene Earthquakes on the Gales Creek Fault, Northwest Oregon Fore-Arc. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2020)

Alison E. HorstAshley R. StreigRay E. WellsJohn Bershaw

plate tectonicsstructural geologyseismologyregional tectonicsholoceneearth scienceearthquake ruptureplanetary sciencestectonicsneotectonics

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John Bershaw

Department Chair; Associate Professor

Portland State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Geology

John Bershaw is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Department Chair; Associate Professor at Portland State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Bershaw

Portland State University

Department Chair; Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Interannual Variations in Stable Isotopes of Atmospheric Water in Arid Central Asia Due to Changes in Atmospheric Circulation. Global and Planetary Change (2024)

Shengjie WangGahong YangJohn BershawXiaokang LiuKei YoshimuraYanqiong XiaoMingjun Zhang

stable isotopesarid central asiaatmospheric scienceatmospheric circulationplanetary sciencesinterannual variationsatmospheric water

Volcanic Glass as a Proxy for Paleotopography Suggests New Features in Late-Miocene Oregon. Atmosphere (2024)

Julian CohenJohn BershawRichard Hugo

environmental sciencevolcanic glassvolcanology

Evaluating the Efficacy of Manmade Canals at Maintaining Lake Habitats for Salmon and Birds Using Seasonal Variations in Isotopes of Meteoric Water. Authorea (Authorea) (2023)

Adrian A JimenezJohn BershawMae SaslawScott GallEmma Rahalski

Stable Isotopes of Modern Water (δ 2 H and δ 18 O) Across the Pacific Northwest, USA: A Framework for Understanding Past, Present, and Future Climate. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2023)

John BershawAdrian JimenezCameron GreenwoodNatalie PetersenMae SaslawCyndric Mygatt

modern waterstable isotopesenvironmental sciencefuture climateclimate change

An Integrated Feasibility Study of Reservoir Thermal Energy Storage (Rtes) in Portland, or, USA. (2021)

energy storagefeasibility studyengineeringthermal energy storage

Investigating the Effects of Hydrologic Restoration on Water Flux Across Sauvie Island, Oregon. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2021)

Adrian JimenezJohn BershawJohn BershawScott GallScott GallMae SaslawMae Saslaw

sauvie islandhydrological sciencesgeologyearth sciencegeographyhydrologic restorationhydrologyenvironmental sciencewater flux

Molecules to Mountains: A Multi-Proxy Investigation Into Ancient Climate and Topography of the Pacific Northwest, USA. Frontiers in Earth Science (2021)

Alexander McLeanJohn Bershaw

The Spatial and Temporal Evolution of the Portland and Tualatin Forearc Basins, Oregon, USA. Geosphere (2021)

Darby P. ScanlonJohn BershawRay E. WellsAshley R. Streig

Deuterium Excess and Sup 17 /Sup O-Excess Variability in Meteoric Water Across the Pacific Northwest, USA. Tellus B (2020)

John BershawDougal D. HansenAndrew J. Schauer

meteorologyclimate variabilityhydrometeorologymeteoric waterenvironmental sciencedeuterium excess

Multiple Holocene Earthquakes on the Gales Creek Fault, Northwest Oregon Fore-Arc. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2020)

Alison E. HorstAshley R. StreigRay E. WellsJohn Bershaw

plate tectonicsstructural geologyseismologyregional tectonicsholoceneearth scienceearthquake ruptureplanetary sciencestectonicsneotectonics

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