M. Karl Wood - Concepedia

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M. Karl Wood

New Mexico State University

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M Wood, M. K. WOOD, M. K. Wood, M. KARL WOOD, M. Karl Wood, M. Karl. Wood, M. Wood, M.K. Wood, M.Karl Wood, Martin Wood

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New Mexico State University US Forest Service

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M. Karl Wood is an author at New Mexico State University specializing in engineering, hydrology, and land use.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	14	15	484
2	Social Sciences	5	5	126
3	Civil Engineering	5	5	213
4	Environmental Engineering	2	2	99
5	Public Health	1	1	15

M. Karl Wood

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	Year	Citations
Fractured bedrock and saprolite hydrogeologic controls on groundwater/surface-water interaction: a conceptual model (Australia) E. Banks, Craig T. Simmons, Andrew J. Love, Hydrogeology Journal HydrogeologyEngineeringFractured BedrockSaprolite Hydrogeologic ControlsSubsurface Hydrology	2009	105
Grazing Systems: Their Influence on Infiltration Rates in the Rolling Plains of Texas M. Karl Wood, W. H. Blackburn Journal of Range Management	1981	103
Soil, Vegetation, and Hydrologic Responses to Grazing Management at Fort Stanton, New Mexico Ngartoina Dedjir. Gamougoun, R. Smith, M. Karl Wood, Journal of Range Management	1984	55
Important factors influencing water infiltration and sediment production on arid lands in New Mexico J. C. Wood, M. Karl Wood, John M. Tromble Journal of Arid Environments Environmental FlowNew MexicoEngineeringSurface RunoffEnvironmental Engineering	1987	54
Vegetation and Soil Responses to Cattle Grazing Systems in the Texas Rolling Plains M. Karl Wood, W. H. Blackburn Journal of Range Management	1984	51
Soil and runoff response to dairy manure application on New Mexico rangeland Víctor E. Cabrera, Lanson J. Stavast, Terrell T. Baker, Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment EngineeringLand UseSoil ScienceManure ApplicationAgricultural Economics	2009	45
AN EVALUATION OF THE HYDROLOGIC SOIL GROUPS AS USED IN THE SCS RUNOFF METHOD ON RANGELANDS1 M. Karl Wood, W. H. Blackburn JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association Surface RunoffEngineeringCatchment ScaleWatershed ManagementEnvironmental Engineering	1984	45
Impacts of Off-Road Vehicles on Infiltration and Sediment Production of Two Desert Soils Richard E. Eckert, M. Karl Wood, W. H. Blackburn, Journal of Range Management	1979	41
Flash grazing and trampling: effects on infiltration rates and sediment yield on a selected New Mexico range site Mark A. Weltz, M. Karl Wood, E. E. Parker Journal of Arid Environments Flash FloodEngineeringGeomorphologyCivil EngineeringSediment Process	1989	35
Streambank morphology and cattle grazing in two montane riparian areas in western New Mexico Richard W. Lucas, Terrell T. Baker, M. Karl Wood, Journal of Soil and Water Conservation River Basin ManagementEngineeringWestern New MexicoStreambank ChangeWatershed Management	2009	33

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