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Christopher J. Post
Affiliation : Clemson University
- 28Publications (affiliation américaine)
- 178Publications au total
- 3191Citations
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Profil de recherche
Christopher J. Post compte 28 publications référencées (2018–2026). Ses travaux paraissent principalement dans « Earth », « Land » et « Biosphere ». Son article le plus cité, « Geospatial analysis of land use change in the Savannah River Basin using Google Earth Engine » (2018), a été cité 228 fois. 9 de ces publications datent des trois dernières années d’activité. Ses travaux sont cosignés avec au moins 12 chercheurs, notamment dans des établissements de Libye.
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- Land Use and Ecosystem Services
- Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics
- Soil Geostatistics and Mapping
- Soil erosion and sediment transport
- Environmental Monitoring and Data Management
Publications (28)
- Tracking Mountain Degradation for the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Using the State of Colorado (USA) as an Example
- Improved wetlands analytics for achieving the goals of both the Ramsar Convention and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework for wetlands monitoring
- Teaching wetlands in a global context: Geospatial learning aligned with Ramsar Convention and United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals
- Geospatial Assessment of Soil–Biosphere Nexus Using a Biophysical Soil Security Matrix: Evidence from Minnesota, USA
- Monitoring Wise Use of Wetlands During Land Conversion for the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands: A Case Study of the Contiguous United States of America (USA)
- The Role of Soil Diversity (Pedodiversity) in the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework: Example of the Contiguous United States of America (USA)
- Assessing Potential Land and Soil for Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) for United Nations (UN) Initiatives: An Example of the Contiguous United States of America (USA)
- Enriching Earth Science Education with Direct and Proximal Remote Sensing of Soil Using a Mobile Geospatial Application
- Accounting for Climate and Inherent Soil Quality in United Nations (UN) Land Degradation Analysis: A Case Study of the State of Arizona (USA)
- تعليم علوم التربة: تكييف تقييم التربة (SOIL JUDGING) لليبيا
- Soil Diversity (Pedodiversity) and Ecosystem Services
- Mapping and quantifying agricultural irrigation in heterogeneous landscapes using Google Earth Engine
- Soil Carbon Regulating Ecosystem Services in the State of South Carolina, USA
- Vulnerability of Soil Carbon Regulating Ecosystem Services due to Land Cover Change in the State of New Hampshire, USA
- Evaluating the integrity of forested riparian buffers over a large area using LiDAR data and Google Earth Engine
- Application of Nonhydraulic Delineation Method of Flood Hazard Areas Using LiDAR-Based Data
- The Business Side of Ecosystem Services of Soil Systems
- Determining farm-scale site-specific monetary values of “soil carbon hotspots” based on avoided social costs of CO 2 emissions
- Assessing Ecosystem Services of Atmospheric Calcium and Magnesium Deposition for Potential Soil Inorganic Carbon Sequestration
- Mapping Urbanization Trends in a Forested Landscape Using Google Earth Engine
- A Review of Libyan Soil Databases for Use within an Ecosystem Services Framework
- Age and site index evaluations for loblolly pine in urban environments
- Comparing Field Sampling and Soil Survey Database for Spatial Heterogeneity in Surface Soil Granulometry: Implications for Ecosystem Services Assessment
- Geospatial analysis of land use change in the Savannah River Basin using Google Earth Engine
- Assessing the Value of Soil Inorganic Carbon for Ecosystem Services in the Contiguous United States Based on Liming Replacement Costs
- Predicting the Classes and Distribution of Salt-Affected Soils in Northwest Libya
- Usability of soil survey soil texture data for soil health indicator scoring
- Estimating Plant-Available Water in the Ap Horizon Using Geospatial Analysis of Field and SSURGO Data
Revues de publication
- Earth × 5
- Land × 4
- Biosphere × 3
- Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis × 3
- Wetlands Ecology and Management × 2
- Geosciences × 2
Publications par année
- 20264
- 20254
- 20241
- 20231
- 20214
- 20205
- 20194
- 20185
Collaborations
Établissements partenaires : University of Tripoli · University of Arkansas at Monticello · Libyan Authority for Scientific Research · South Carolina Water Resources Center · Emory University
Pays des co-auteurs : Libye
Co-auteurs
- Hamdi A. Zurqani
- Elena A. Mikhailova
- Mark A. Schlautman
- Gregory C. Post
- George B. Shepherd
- Julia L. Sharp
- Michael P. Cope
- Davis G. Nelson
- John M. Galbraith
- Garth R. Groshans
- Gretchen A. Highberger
- Lauren N. Landis
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