Inside every ocean, river and stream, lies a space where water meets land. In this space, the water and land interact in a way in which we are left behind a message to decipher. Special patterns and lines are paved, and they give us insight into how they were created. Were these patterns created in a dangerously rapid river during a storm? Were they created over millions of years in a motionless ocean? Understanding how these patterns and lines are created is crucial to our ability to reconstruct the past. In my research, I run trials where sediment interacts with the force of water, and I try to recreate the rock record, taking special note of patterns and shapes in the rock. With my experiments, I plan to use my own rock record as a key t...
Science and the arts have long been understood as two opposing systems of thought involving logic an...
River channels are among the most common landscape features on Earth. An essential characteristic of...
Geomorphic evidence from rivers and lakes can help explain past changes in the locations of archaeol...
Inside every ocean, river and stream, lies a space where water meets land. In this space, the water ...
In an excerpt from the fictional work “Waterland” (Swift, 1992), the narrator labels water as “Nothi...
The water you touch in a river is the last of that which has passed, and the first of that which is ...
Introduction: For thousands of years, waves of cultures crossed the seemingly timeless plain — by fo...
The Po River is a living organism that breathes: it inhales and swells; it exhales and releases its ...
How does the surface of the earth work? What is the interplay between water and air, and the contine...
Sedimentary rock layers are found in places all around the world. They can provide useful clues to t...
There are many geographical features on the Earth, each with its own traits. These landforms may hav...
Water connects heaven and earth. Water is the most obvious element of nature. To move in water is fo...
Water was the most important environmental factor in early human settlement and rivers were useful s...
This new art work asks the question What can machines learn about climate change from moss, meadows,...
My thesis work references dynamic river processes as a metaphor for relationships and the processes ...
Science and the arts have long been understood as two opposing systems of thought involving logic an...
River channels are among the most common landscape features on Earth. An essential characteristic of...
Geomorphic evidence from rivers and lakes can help explain past changes in the locations of archaeol...
Inside every ocean, river and stream, lies a space where water meets land. In this space, the water ...
In an excerpt from the fictional work “Waterland” (Swift, 1992), the narrator labels water as “Nothi...
The water you touch in a river is the last of that which has passed, and the first of that which is ...
Introduction: For thousands of years, waves of cultures crossed the seemingly timeless plain — by fo...
The Po River is a living organism that breathes: it inhales and swells; it exhales and releases its ...
How does the surface of the earth work? What is the interplay between water and air, and the contine...
Sedimentary rock layers are found in places all around the world. They can provide useful clues to t...
There are many geographical features on the Earth, each with its own traits. These landforms may hav...
Water connects heaven and earth. Water is the most obvious element of nature. To move in water is fo...
Water was the most important environmental factor in early human settlement and rivers were useful s...
This new art work asks the question What can machines learn about climate change from moss, meadows,...
My thesis work references dynamic river processes as a metaphor for relationships and the processes ...
Science and the arts have long been understood as two opposing systems of thought involving logic an...
River channels are among the most common landscape features on Earth. An essential characteristic of...
Geomorphic evidence from rivers and lakes can help explain past changes in the locations of archaeol...