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Nicholas Ward
Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryMeeting roles in:
Estimating groundwater salinity using global remote sensing products and random forest modeling in a restored coastal floodplain
Contrasting Patterns of Redox and Oxygen Dynamics at Terrestrial-Aquatic Interfaces
Assessing the effects of varying soil moisture and organic matter on induced polarization in variably saturated mineral soils
Reconstructing nearshore tidal surface water elevation from SWOT to simulate coastal wetland biogeochemistry
Mobilization of Dissolved Organic Matter in Response to Experimental Flooding in a Coastal Upland Forest
Impact of Salinity on DOM Release from Soils Following Seawater Inundation
Effect of Coastal Soil Physical Heterogeneity on Subsurface Saturation and Salinity Response to Flooding
Small-scale Stratigraphic Controls on Soil Moisture and Shallow Subsurface Flow in Low-permeability Coastal Soils
Artificial intelligence-guided iterations between observations and models significantly improve continental-scale predictions of sediment respiration
Establishing Safe Thresholds for Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement to Avoid Abiotic Precipitation of Calcium Carbonate
Updated air-sea gas exchange parameterizations specific to ocean alkalinity enhancement based on laboratory experimentation
Evaluating Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Efficiency in the Gulf of Alaska using a Regional Coupled Model
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