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Stephen Lancaster

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

Geology

Stephen Lancaster is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Ocean, And Atmospheric Sciences Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

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earth science environmental science geomorphology hydrology sediment transport fluvial process hydrological process sediment research ecology water resources geology debris flows river restoration sedimentation sediment process willamette river geodynamics hydraulic research applied geomorphology river basin management planetary sciences flood risk management watershed management forestry coastal research ecohydrology environmental fluid mechanics hydrological sciences sedimentary geology land use geodesy geophysical research coastal management spatial science environmental flows erosion prediction sediment-water interaction object-oriented framework triangulated irregular networks debris flow runout small mountain watersheds river meandering natural channels simple model oregon cascade range basalt landscape sediment storage scientific computing forest meteorology fire ecology forest ecology earth system science fluid flow object-oriented modeling hydrological modeling forest hydrology source apportionment regional geology water scarcity embankment dam planetary geomorphology basin analysis reservoir geology landscape evolution models quaternary research hydraulic engineering geophysical interpretation computational geophysics geophysical signal processing geophysical flows applied geophysics geomorphic significance postglacial bedrock scarps normal-fault footwalls natural-human systems formal definition experimental geomorphology sediment budgets geomorphic process geography landscape evolution

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Novel Dimensionless Index for Physically Based Assessment of Thermal Refugia Characterizes Off‐Channel Habitat on Gravel Bed River. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association (2022)

Carolyn E. GombertStephen T. LancasterGordon E. GrantRebecca L. Flitcroft

water resourcesecologyoff-channel habitatthermal refugia

Patterns and Controls on Historical Channel Change in the Willamette River, Oregon USA. Large Rivers (2022)

Jennifer R. WallickGordon GrantStephen LancasterJohn P. BolteRoger Denlinger

aquatic ecosystemscoastal managementhistorical geographyriver basin managementenvironmental sciencecoastal geomorphologygeographyenvironmental historyhistorical channel changewatershed managementecologyhistoriographyriver restorationhydrologygeomorphologyfluvial processwillamette river

Processes Controlling Thermal Regimes of Secondary Channel Features in a Large, Gravel-Bed River, Willamette River, Oregon, USA. (2020)

Carolyn GombertStephen LancasterRebecca FlitcroftGordon E Grant

hydrological processsediment transportthermal regimesgravel-bed riverriver basin managementenvironmental sciencesurface waterenvironmental engineeringsecondary channel featuresriver restorationfluvial processwillamette river

Developing Metrics to Characterize Heat Budgets in Off-Channel Habitats, Willamette River, Or. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2017)

Carolyn E. GombertStephen T. LancasterGordon E. GrantRebecca L. Flitcroft

heat budgetsenvironmental scienceoff-channel habitatsgeologywillamette river

Sediment Pulse Behaviour Following Dam Removal in Gravel‐Bed Rivers. River Research and Applications (2016)

Kylie Marie PaceDesiree TullosCara WalterStephen LancasterCatalina Segura

sediment transporthydraulic engineeringdam removalengineeringcivil engineeringecologygravel-bed riversriver restoration

Correction of Deposit Ages for Inherited Ages of Charcoal: Implications for Sediment Dynamics Inferred From Random Sampling of Deposits on Headwater Valley Floors. Quaternary Science Reviews (2014)

W. Terry FruehStephen T. Lancaster

sediment dynamicsearth sciencedeposit agesrandom samplingquaternary researchinherited agesquaternary science

Effects of Sediment Pulses on Bed Relief in Bar‐Pool Channels. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (2014)

John P. P. ZunkaDesiree D. TullosStephen T. Lancaster

sediment transportearth sciencesediment pulsesenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringbed reliefapplied geomorphologygeologybar-pool channelsecologygeodynamicsgeomorphology

Heat Budget of Large Rivers: Sensitivity to Stream Morphology. 2014 AGU Fall Meeting (2014)

S. T. LancasterR. Haggerty

earth scienceheat budgetenvironmental sciencelarge riversecologyhydrology

Rivers Meandering in Bedrock: Lithologic, Climatic, and Process Controls on Form and Evolution. 2014 AGU Fall Meeting (2014)

J. P. ZunkaS. T. Lancaster

basin evolutiontectonicsearth science

Toward a Formal Definition of Water Scarcity in Natural‐Human Systems. Water Resources Research (2013)

W. K. JaegerA. J. PlantingaH. ChangK. DelloG. GrantD. HulseJ. J. McDonnellS. LancasterH. MoradkhaniA. T. MorzilloP. MoteA. NolinM. SantelmannJ. Wu

water resourcesnatural-human systemsenvironmental sciencewater scarcityformal definition

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Stephen Lancaster

Associate Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences

Geology

Stephen Lancaster is currently serving as a College Of Earth, Ocean, And Atmospheric Sciences Associate Professor at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stephen Lancaster

Oregon State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Carolyn E. GombertStephen T. LancasterGordon E. GrantRebecca L. Flitcroft

water resourcesecologyoff-channel habitatthermal refugia

Patterns and Controls on Historical Channel Change in the Willamette River, Oregon USA. Large Rivers (2022)

Jennifer R. WallickGordon GrantStephen LancasterJohn P. BolteRoger Denlinger

Processes Controlling Thermal Regimes of Secondary Channel Features in a Large, Gravel-Bed River, Willamette River, Oregon, USA. (2020)

Carolyn GombertStephen LancasterRebecca FlitcroftGordon E Grant

Developing Metrics to Characterize Heat Budgets in Off-Channel Habitats, Willamette River, Or. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2017)

Carolyn E. GombertStephen T. LancasterGordon E. GrantRebecca L. Flitcroft

heat budgetsenvironmental scienceoff-channel habitatsgeologywillamette river

Sediment Pulse Behaviour Following Dam Removal in Gravel‐Bed Rivers. River Research and Applications (2016)

Kylie Marie PaceDesiree TullosCara WalterStephen LancasterCatalina Segura

sediment transporthydraulic engineeringdam removalengineeringcivil engineeringecologygravel-bed riversriver restoration

Correction of Deposit Ages for Inherited Ages of Charcoal: Implications for Sediment Dynamics Inferred From Random Sampling of Deposits on Headwater Valley Floors. Quaternary Science Reviews (2014)

W. Terry FruehStephen T. Lancaster

sediment dynamicsearth sciencedeposit agesrandom samplingquaternary researchinherited agesquaternary science

Effects of Sediment Pulses on Bed Relief in Bar‐Pool Channels. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (2014)

John P. P. ZunkaDesiree D. TullosStephen T. Lancaster

sediment transportearth sciencesediment pulsesenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringbed reliefapplied geomorphologygeologybar-pool channelsecologygeodynamicsgeomorphology

Heat Budget of Large Rivers: Sensitivity to Stream Morphology. 2014 AGU Fall Meeting (2014)

S. T. LancasterR. Haggerty

earth scienceheat budgetenvironmental sciencelarge riversecologyhydrology

Rivers Meandering in Bedrock: Lithologic, Climatic, and Process Controls on Form and Evolution. 2014 AGU Fall Meeting (2014)

J. P. ZunkaS. T. Lancaster

basin evolutiontectonicsearth science

Toward a Formal Definition of Water Scarcity in Natural‐Human Systems. Water Resources Research (2013)

W. K. JaegerA. J. PlantingaH. ChangK. DelloG. GrantD. HulseJ. J. McDonnellS. LancasterH. MoradkhaniA. T. MorzilloP. MoteA. NolinM. SantelmannJ. Wu

water resourcesnatural-human systemsenvironmental sciencewater scarcityformal definition

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