Lisa Ely

Central Washington University

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Central Washington University

Geodesy Laboratory And Panga Data Analysis Facility

Geological Sciences

Studies Of Institute For Crustal

NoneLisa Ely is currently serving as a Central Washington University faculty at Central Washington University.

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Lisa Ely

Central Washington University

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earth science environmental science geography hydrology geology geomorphology planetary sciences hydrological process stratigraphy coastal research fluvial process climate change paleoclimatology quaternary science tectonics climatology oceanography marine geology holocene river basin management regional geology meteorology coastal management water science flood risk management landslides quaternary research river restoration sediment research regional tectonics coastal geomorphology south-central chile climatic change hydraulic research arid environments southwestern united states hydrometeorology palaeogeography natural hazards environmental geology paleoceanography embankment dam historical geography subduction zones geomorphic process applied geomorphology dam foundation coastal geochemistry hydrological sciences large floods paleoflood hydrology colorado river basin central india central chile disparate impact short-term variability science studies global south global north estuaries archaeological dating surface-water hydrology plate tectonics quaternary period pleistocene hydrothermal fluids surface water northwestern india thar desert extreme floods grand canyon colorado river slackwater deposits verde river paleoflood evidence natural upper bound

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Paleoseismic Evidence for the 1730 Mw ≥9 Chile Earthquake in a Former Coastal Lagoon: An Infrequent, Shallow, Tsunamigenic Rupture With Plausible Near-Term Recurrence. Quaternary Science Reviews (2026)

Decadal-Scale Effects of a Dam Removal on Channel Geomorphology, Sediment and Large Wood on the Elwha River, Washington, USA. Geomorphology (2025)

Characterization of Historical Megathrust Earthquake Ruptures in Central Chile Using Logic Tree Analysis. Natural Hazards (2024)

Characterizing Past Earthquakes Through Historical Observations and Logic Tree Approximation. (2024)

Hydrogeology and Potential for Groundwater Recharge and Storage on Alluvial Fans in the Yakima Basin. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Brook BauerElif MyersCarey GazisLisa L. Ely

yakima basinalluvial fanshydrogeologygroundwater recharge

Managed Aquifer Recharge Potential of Ahtanum Alluvial Fan in the Yakima Basin, Washington. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Brook BauerLisa L. ElyCarey Gazis

aquifer recharge potentialahtanum alluvial fangroundwater managementearth scienceyakima basingeology

River Response to the Removal of a Low-Head Dam and Replacement With a Roughened Channel on the Naches River, Washington. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Digital Rock Garden for Outreach and Education. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Floodplain Storage Capacity of the Upper Yakima River Tributaries, Kittitas County, Wa. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

water resourceskittitas countyenvironmental sciencehydrological processwater qualitywater resource managementfluvial processriver basin managementhydrologywatershed managementgeographywater scienceflood risk managementfloodplain storage capacityriver restorationsediment transport

Hydrological Investigation of Stream Restorations Within the Interstate 90 Corridor, Washington. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

water resourcesenvironmental sciencehydrological processwater resource managementriver basin managementhydrologyecohydrologywatershed managementgeographywater sciencethe interstate 90river restorationrestoration ecology