Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Sarah Fortner

Professor

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Earth Sciences

Sarah Fortner is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Ohio State University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Sarah Fortner

Ohio State University

Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

environmental science earth science geochemistry climate change cryosphere cold region science planetary sciences geology glacial process glaciers hydrology fluvial process taylor valley geography hydrological process applied geochemistry water science environmental geochemistry paleoclimatology hydrological sciences oregon cascades glacier snow water quality hydrogeology marine biology volcanology climatic change quaternary science ocean sciences marine geology engineering geology stratigraphy hydrometeorology fire ecology forest ecology surface water ice-water system regional tectonics fault geometries neotectonics regional geology trace element geochemistry science education high elevation tropical glaciers stream trace minor element concentrations supraglacial streams canada glacier proglacial waters clark wash slip rate western garlock fault eolian deposition eliot glacier major ion concentrations diel stream geochemistry environmental education environmental impact assessment education sustainable development environmental knowledge

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Boreal Blazes: Biomass Burning and Vegetation Types Archived in the Juneau Icefield. Environmental Research Letters (2020)

Natalie M KehrwaldJeramy R JasmannMelissa E DunhamDavid G FerrisErich C OsterbergJoshua KennedyJeremy HavensLarry B BarberSarah K Fortner

forestryfire ecologycold region scienceenvironmental scienceclimate changejuneau icefieldenvironmental researchforest ecologybiomass burningecologyboreal blazesvegetation types

Diel Stream Geochemistry, Taylor Valley, Antarctica. Hydrological Processes (2012)

Sarah K. FortnerW. Berry LyonsLeeAnn Munk

geochemistryhydrologygeographyenvironmental sciencediel stream geochemistryearth sciencehydrological sciencestaylor valley

Elevated Stream Trace and Minor Element Concentrations in the Foreland of Receding Tropical Glaciers. Applied Geochemistry (2011)

Sarah K. FortnerBryan G. MarkJeffrey M. McKenzieJeffrey BuryAnnette TrierweilerMichel BaraerPatrick J. BurnsLeeAnn Munk

environmental geochemistrywater qualityenvironmental sciencecryospheretropical glaciersstream traceminor element concentrationsfluvial processsurface waterhydrologyhydrological processearth scienceenvironmental engineeringglacial processgeochemistryclimatic changehydrogeologycold region scienceapplied geochemistryglaciersclimate change

Eolian Deposition of Trace Elements Onto Taylor Valley Antarctic Glaciers. Applied Geochemistry (2011)

Sarah K. FortnerW. Berry LyonsJohn W. Olesik

planetary sciencesgeochemistryenvironmental scienceeolian depositionapplied geochemistryglaciersearth sciencecryosphere

Fourth and Fifth Grade Students Learn About Renewable and Nonrenewable Energy Through Inquiry. Journal of Geoscience Education (2009)

Sarah K. Fortner

renewable energyenvironmental educationlearning scienceseducationscience education

Slip Rate of the Western Garlock Fault, at Clark Wash, Near Lone Tree Canyon, Mojave Desert, California. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2009)

Sally F. McGillStephen G. WellsSarah K. FortnerHeidi Anderson KuzmaJohn D. McGill

regional tectonicsmarine geologyclark washfault geometriesneotectonicsfluvial processslip rategeographyengineering geologyearth scienceregional geologystratigraphyplanetary sciencestectonicswestern garlock faultgeomorphologygeodynamicsstructural geologygeology

Trace Element and Major Ion Concentrations and Dynamics in Glacier Snow and Melt: Eliot Glacier, Oregon Cascades. Hydrological Processes (2009)

Sarah K. FortnerW. Berry LyonsAndrew G. FountainKathleen A. WelchNatalie M. Kehrwald

trace element geochemistryenvironmental geochemistryeliot glacierenvironmental sciencehydrometeorologymajor ion concentrationscryosphereclimatologywater scienceoregon cascadespaleoclimatologyhydrologyhydrological processglacier snowearth sciencehydrological sciencesplanetary sciencesglacial processgeochemistrycold region scienceclimate changegeology

The Geochemistry of Glacier Snow and Melt: The Oregon Cascades and the Taylor Valley, Antarctica. (2008)

Sarah Kathryn Fortner

high elevationglacial processgeochemistrycold region scienceenvironmental scienceglacier snoworegon cascadesglaciersearth sciencecryosphereclimate changetaylor valleygeology

The Geochemistry of Supraglacial Streams of Canada Glacier, Taylor Valley (Antarctica), and Their Evolution Into Proglacial Waters. Aquatic Geochemistry (2005)

Sarah K. FortnerMartyn TranterAndrew FountainW. Berry LyonsKathleen A. Welch

supraglacial streamsenvironmental sciencemarine biologycanada glaciercryospherequaternary scienceocean scienceswater scienceproglacial watersfluvial processvolcanologyice-water systempaleoclimatologyearth scienceplanetary sciencesglacial processgeochemistrycold region scienceglaciersclimate changetaylor valleygeology

1
10 / page

Sarah Fortner

Professor

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Earth Sciences

Sarah Fortner is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Ohio State University.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Sarah Fortner

Ohio State University

Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Boreal Blazes: Biomass Burning and Vegetation Types Archived in the Juneau Icefield. Environmental Research Letters (2020)

Natalie M KehrwaldJeramy R JasmannMelissa E DunhamDavid G FerrisErich C OsterbergJoshua KennedyJeremy HavensLarry B BarberSarah K Fortner

forestryfire ecologycold region scienceenvironmental scienceclimate changejuneau icefieldenvironmental researchforest ecologybiomass burningecologyboreal blazesvegetation types

Diel Stream Geochemistry, Taylor Valley, Antarctica. Hydrological Processes (2012)

Sarah K. FortnerW. Berry LyonsLeeAnn Munk

geochemistryhydrologygeographyenvironmental sciencediel stream geochemistryearth sciencehydrological sciencestaylor valley

Elevated Stream Trace and Minor Element Concentrations in the Foreland of Receding Tropical Glaciers. Applied Geochemistry (2011)

Sarah K. FortnerBryan G. MarkJeffrey M. McKenzieJeffrey BuryAnnette TrierweilerMichel BaraerPatrick J. BurnsLeeAnn Munk

Eolian Deposition of Trace Elements Onto Taylor Valley Antarctic Glaciers. Applied Geochemistry (2011)

Sarah K. FortnerW. Berry LyonsJohn W. Olesik

planetary sciencesgeochemistryenvironmental scienceeolian depositionapplied geochemistryglaciersearth sciencecryosphere

Fourth and Fifth Grade Students Learn About Renewable and Nonrenewable Energy Through Inquiry. Journal of Geoscience Education (2009)

Sarah K. Fortner

renewable energyenvironmental educationlearning scienceseducationscience education

Slip Rate of the Western Garlock Fault, at Clark Wash, Near Lone Tree Canyon, Mojave Desert, California. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2009)

Sally F. McGillStephen G. WellsSarah K. FortnerHeidi Anderson KuzmaJohn D. McGill

Trace Element and Major Ion Concentrations and Dynamics in Glacier Snow and Melt: Eliot Glacier, Oregon Cascades. Hydrological Processes (2009)

Sarah K. FortnerW. Berry LyonsAndrew G. FountainKathleen A. WelchNatalie M. Kehrwald

The Geochemistry of Glacier Snow and Melt: The Oregon Cascades and the Taylor Valley, Antarctica. (2008)

Sarah Kathryn Fortner

high elevationglacial processgeochemistrycold region scienceenvironmental scienceglacier snoworegon cascadesglaciersearth sciencecryosphereclimate changetaylor valleygeology

The Geochemistry of Supraglacial Streams of Canada Glacier, Taylor Valley (Antarctica), and Their Evolution Into Proglacial Waters. Aquatic Geochemistry (2005)

Sarah K. FortnerMartyn TranterAndrew FountainW. Berry LyonsKathleen A. Welch

1
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Anne E. Carey

Institution

Ohio State University

environmental science

earth science

Sue Welch

Institution

Ohio State University

organic geochemistry

biogeochemistry

Andrew Jacobson

Institution

Northwestern University

earth science

environmental science

Matthew Covington

Institution

University of Arkansas

landforms

hydrogeology

Vena Chu

Institution

University of California, Santa Barbara

changing climate

geography

Diego Fernandez

Institution

University of Utah

earth science

environmental science

Suzanne Anderson

Institution

University of Colorado Boulder

earth science

environmental science

Jason D. Gulley

Institution

University of South Florida

hydrogeology

applied geomorphology

Jessica Oster

Institution

Vanderbilt University

climate research

geochemical tools

Anna Bergstrom

Institution

Boise State University

landscape change impacts

water quality

Similar Faculty Members

Anne E. Carey

Institution

Ohio State University

environmental science

earth science

Sue Welch

Institution

Ohio State University

organic geochemistry

biogeochemistry

Andrew Jacobson

Institution

Northwestern University

earth science

environmental science

Matthew Covington

Institution

University of Arkansas

landforms

hydrogeology

Vena Chu

Institution

University of California, Santa Barbara

changing climate

geography

Diego Fernandez

Institution

University of Utah

earth science

environmental science

Suzanne Anderson

Institution

University of Colorado Boulder

earth science

environmental science

Jason D. Gulley

Institution

University of South Florida

hydrogeology

applied geomorphology

Jessica Oster

Institution

Vanderbilt University

climate research

geochemical tools

Anna Bergstrom

Institution

Boise State University

landscape change impacts

water quality