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Kurt M Chowanski

Research Scientist III

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

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Department Of Chemistry And Applied Sciences

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Kurt M Chowanski is currently serving as a Chemistry And Applied Sciences Research Scientist III at South Dakota School of Mines And Technology.

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Kurt M Chowanski

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Research Scientist III

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environmental science earth science cold region science ecology biogeochemistry forest meteorology ecohydrology geography forest ecosystems ecosystems hydrology soil water resources carbon sequestration forest ecology hydrological process global ecology atmospheric environment cryosphere groundwater hydrogeology forest research water science water resource management greenhouse gas control river basin management niwot ridge soil dynamics vadose zone pedosphere soil carbon cycle carbon sinks forest hydrology surface water forest carbon climate variability plant ecology plant diversity ecosystem functioning freshwater ecosystems river restoration particulate matter climate change adaptation watershed management water problem meteorological forcing hillslope process high elevation arid environments eutrophication nutrient cycles carbon dioxide exchange subalpine forest site windy alpine tundra snow-free alpine tundra surface moisture colorado front range long-term alpine subalpine precipitation trends river management alters dry deposition marble inserts particulate matter deposition wetland management building resiliency transboundary kootenai river

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River Management and Excessive Nitrate Loading Influence Nitrate Uptake in a Large Transboundary Oligotrophic River. Biogeochemistry (2025)

eutrophicationwater resourcesenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencehydrological processwater qualitywater resource managementaquatic ecosystemsnutrient cyclesriver managementriver basin managementhydrologywater pollutionecohydrologyinfluence nitrate uptakewater scienceexcessive nitratesediment transport

Integrity of Hdpe Pond Liner Systems During and After Pfas Flocculation and Stabilization. Geo-Congress 2022 (2022)

pfas flocculationenvironmental engineeringenvironmental sciencewater qualitywater pollutionwater process engineeringenvironmental remediationsediment researchcivil engineeringwater treatmentsediment transport

Small Land Cover Changes in the Transboundary Kootenai River Basin Greatly Alter Water Quality. River Research and Applications (2021)

transboundary kootenai riveralter water qualityenvironmental sciencewater qualitywater resource managementriver basin managementecohydrologywater pollutionwatershed managementgeographyland degradationwater problem

River Management Alters Ecosystem Metabolism in a Large Oligotrophic River. Freshwater Science (2020)

water resourcesenvironmental scienceecologywater resource managementaquatic ecosystemsriver basin managementhydrologywater pollutionecohydrologyecosystem functioningriver management altersecosystemsfreshwater ecosystemsriver restoration

Building Resiliency to Climate Change Through Wetland Management and Restoration. Ecological studies (2019)

Kimberli J. PonzioTodd Z. OsborneGillian T. DaviesBen LePagePallaoor V. SundareshwarS. J. MillerA. M. K. BochnakS. A. PhelpsM. Q. GuyetteK. M. ChowanskiL. A. KunzaP. J. PellechiaR. A. GleasonC. Sandvik

wetland managementenvironmental scienceecologyresiliencebuilding resiliencyadaptationclimate changeclimate change adaptationrestoration ecology

Contrasting Long-Term Alpine and Subalpine Precipitation Trends in a Mid-Latitude North American Mountain System, Colorado Front Range, USA. Plant Ecology & Diversity (2015)

Timothy G.F. KittelMark W. WilliamsKurt ChowanskiMichael HartmanTodd AckermanMark LoslebenPeter D. Blanken

colorado front rangeclimate variabilityenvironmental scienceplant ecologyecologylong-term alpinebiodiversityplant diversitysubalpine precipitation trends

Controls on Snowmelt Partitioning to Surface and Groundwater Flow. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2015)

cold region scienceenvironmental engineeringhydrological processgroundwaterhydrogeologyhydrologyearth science

Quantifying Particulate Matter Deposition in Niwot Ridge, Colorado: Collection of Dry Deposition Using Marble Inserts and Particle Imaging Using the Flowcam. Atmospheric Environment (2013)

Natasha R. GossNatalie MladenovChristine M. SeiboldKurt ChowanskiLeslie SeitzT. Barret WellemeyerMark W. Williams

materials sciencedry depositionparticulate matteraerosol scienceatmospheric environmentair pollutionniwot ridgemarble insertsparticulate matter deposition

Energy and Surface Moisture Seasonally Limit Evaporation and Sublimation From Snow-Free Alpine Tundra. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2012)

John F. KnowlesPeter D. BlankenMark W. WilliamsKurt M. Chowanski

snow-free alpine tundraforest meteorologymeteorologyagricultural economicssurface moisture

Desiccation of Alpine Tundra Due to Persistent High Wind Speeds at Niwot Ridge, Colorado. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2011)

J. F. KnowlesP. BlankenM. W. WilliamsK. M. Chowanski

climatic changeenvironmental sciencemeteorological forcingmeteorologyhillslope processhigh elevationgeographyclimate dynamicsniwot ridgeclimatologyearth scienceclimate changealpine tundraarid environments

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Kurt M Chowanski

Research Scientist III

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Chemistry And Applied Sciences

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Kurt M Chowanski is currently serving as a Chemistry And Applied Sciences Research Scientist III at South Dakota School of Mines And Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kurt M Chowanski

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Research Scientist III

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

River Management and Excessive Nitrate Loading Influence Nitrate Uptake in a Large Transboundary Oligotrophic River. Biogeochemistry (2025)

Integrity of Hdpe Pond Liner Systems During and After Pfas Flocculation and Stabilization. Geo-Congress 2022 (2022)

Small Land Cover Changes in the Transboundary Kootenai River Basin Greatly Alter Water Quality. River Research and Applications (2021)

River Management Alters Ecosystem Metabolism in a Large Oligotrophic River. Freshwater Science (2020)

Building Resiliency to Climate Change Through Wetland Management and Restoration. Ecological studies (2019)

wetland managementenvironmental scienceecologyresiliencebuilding resiliencyadaptationclimate changeclimate change adaptationrestoration ecology

Contrasting Long-Term Alpine and Subalpine Precipitation Trends in a Mid-Latitude North American Mountain System, Colorado Front Range, USA. Plant Ecology & Diversity (2015)

Timothy G.F. KittelMark W. WilliamsKurt ChowanskiMichael HartmanTodd AckermanMark LoslebenPeter D. Blanken

colorado front rangeclimate variabilityenvironmental scienceplant ecologyecologylong-term alpinebiodiversityplant diversitysubalpine precipitation trends

Controls on Snowmelt Partitioning to Surface and Groundwater Flow. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2015)

cold region scienceenvironmental engineeringhydrological processgroundwaterhydrogeologyhydrologyearth science

Quantifying Particulate Matter Deposition in Niwot Ridge, Colorado: Collection of Dry Deposition Using Marble Inserts and Particle Imaging Using the Flowcam. Atmospheric Environment (2013)

Natasha R. GossNatalie MladenovChristine M. SeiboldKurt ChowanskiLeslie SeitzT. Barret WellemeyerMark W. Williams

materials sciencedry depositionparticulate matteraerosol scienceatmospheric environmentair pollutionniwot ridgemarble insertsparticulate matter deposition

Energy and Surface Moisture Seasonally Limit Evaporation and Sublimation From Snow-Free Alpine Tundra. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology (2012)

John F. KnowlesPeter D. BlankenMark W. WilliamsKurt M. Chowanski

snow-free alpine tundraforest meteorologymeteorologyagricultural economicssurface moisture

Desiccation of Alpine Tundra Due to Persistent High Wind Speeds at Niwot Ridge, Colorado. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2011)

J. F. KnowlesP. BlankenM. W. WilliamsK. M. Chowanski

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