Julie E. DeMeester - Concepedia

Author

Julie E. DeMeester

Environmental Protection Agency

Also Known As

J. E. DeMeester, Julie DeMeester, Julie E. DeMeester

Publications

441

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Concepts

All Affiliations

Environmental Protection Agency The Nature Conservancy National Center for Environmental Assessment (EPA)Duke University University of Nevada, Las Vegas

About

Julie E. DeMeester is an author at Environmental Protection Agency specializing in engineering, aquatic ecology, and geography.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	3	3	206
2	Natural Sciences	2	2	165
3	Geography	2	2	123
4	Social Sciences	1	1	82
5	Biology	1	1	83

Julie E. DeMeester

Publications

417

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Physical and Chemical Connectivity of Streams and Riparian Wetlands to Downstream Waters: A Synthesis Ken M. Fritz, Kate A. Schofield, Laurie C. Alexander, JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association	2018	91
Biota Connect Aquatic Habitats throughout Freshwater Ecosystem Mosaics Kate A. Schofield, Laurie C. Alexander, Caroline E. Ridley, JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association BiologyBiotic LinkagesBiodiversityTemporal ScalesEngineering	2018	83
Human-Soil Relations are Changing Rapidly: Proposals from SSSA's Cross-Divisional Soil Change Working Group Daniel deB. Richter, Allan R. Bacon, Megan L. Mobley, Soil Science Society of America Journal EngineeringSoil ChangeLand UseAgricultural EconomicsLand Degradation	2011	82
Differences in wetland nitrogen cycling between the invasive grass Microstegium vimineum and a diverse plant community Julie E. DeMeester, Daniel deB. Richter Ecological Applications	2010	42
Featured Collection Introduction: Connectivity of Streams and Wetlands to Downstream Waters Laurie C. Alexander, Ken M. Fritz, Kate A. Schofield, JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association River Basin ManagementWetland EcologyEngineeringWater ResourcesWatershed Management	2018	41
Restoring restoration: removal of the invasive plant Microstegium vimineum from a North Carolina wetland Julie E. DeMeester, Daniel deB. Richter Biological Invasions Invasive SpecieNorth Carolina WetlandHabitat Reconstruction	2009	39
Repeated Hurricanes Reveal Risks and Opportunities for Social-Ecological Resilience to Flooding and Water Quality Problems Danica Schaffer‐Smith, Soe W. Myint, Rebecca Logsdon Muenich, Environmental Science & Technology	2020	39

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