Publications

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Conference Paper

Grant GE, Nolin A, Lancaster ST, Copeland E, Ellinger JR, Parker LE, Kennard P, Delaney I. 2010. From Atmospheric Rivers to Rivers of Debris: Coupling extreme precipitation events, glacial retreat, debris flows, and channel changes on Mount Rainier, Washington. Global Change and the World's Mountains. :309-310. Abstract

Copeland E, Kennard P, Nolin A, Lancaster ST, Grant GE. 2008. Initiation of Recent Debris Flows on Mount Rainier, Washington: A Climate Warming Signal. AGU Fall Meeting.

Legg NT, Meigs A, Grant GE, Kennard P. 2011. LiDAR-Based Geomorphic Mapping in Forested Landscapes: Using trees to your advantage. GSA Annual Meeting. 43:408. Abstract

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News

A Slippery Slope: Warm rains and glacial melting trigger dangerous debris flows

4/22/2011 OSU Terra Magazine

Mt Hood Glacier Extent

Decadal scale changes in debris-free glacier area on Mt Hood were measured using Landsat TM satellite data.

Mt. Rainier's melting glaciers create hazards

1/31/2010 Los Angeles Times

Rainier's rocks are filling riverbeds

1/3/2010 Seattle Times