Susan I. Sherwood - Concepedia

Author

Susan I. Sherwood

United States Geological Survey

Also Known As

S. I. Sherwood, S.I. Sherwood, Stephanie Sherwood, Susan I. Sherwood, Susan Sherwood

Publications

305

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All Affiliations

United States Geological Survey Carnegie Mellon University National Park Service

About

Susan I. Sherwood is an author at United States Geological Survey specializing in engineering, environmental chemistry, and air quality.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	5	5	240
2	Environmental Engineering	3	3	125
3	Social Sciences	1	1	36
4	Civil Engineering	1	1	79
5	Geography	1	1	36

Susan I. Sherwood

Publications

257

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Soiling Patterns on a Tall Limestone Building: Changes over 60 Years Cliff I. Davidson, Wei Tang, Susan Finger, Environmental Science & Technology EngineeringUrban Air QualityAir QualityGreen BuildingGeotechnical Engineering	2000	79
Dry Deposition of Atmospheric Contaminants: The Relative Importance of Aerodynamic, Boundary Layer, and Surface Resistances Yee-Lin Wu, Cliff I. Davidson, Donald A. Dolske, Aerosol Science and Technology Environmental MonitoringEngineeringRelative ImportanceAir QualityBoundary Layer	1992	76
The Self-Potential (SP) Method: an Inexpensive Reconnaissance and Archaeological Mapping Tool Jeffrey C. Wynn, Susan I. Sherwood Journal of Field Archaeology Applied GeophysicsExploration GeophysicsEngineeringGeomorphologyArchaeological Excavation	1984	36
Laboratory study of SO2 dry deposition on limestone and marble: Effects of humidity and surface variables E. C. Spiker, R.P. Hosker, V. C. Weintraub, Water Air & Soil Pollution Environmental ChemistrySurface VariablesSo2 Dry DepositionEngineeringDesiccation	1995	25
Environmental chamber for study of the deposition flux of gaseous pollutants to material surfaces E. C. Spiker, R.P. Hosker, V.J. Comer, Atmospheric Environment Part A General Topics Gaseous PollutantsEnvironmental ChemistryEnvironmental MonitoringEngineeringEnvironmental Engineering	1992	24
The Self-Potential (SP) Method: An Inexpensive Reconnaissance and Archaeological Mapping Tool Jeffrey C. Wynn, Susan I. Sherwood Journal of Field Archaeology	1984	17

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