research overview
- My research focuses on physical river processes (river hydraulics and fluvial geomorphology) with applications to stream rehabilitation, riverine infrastructure management and flood hazards.
- Contact Info
Sholtes, Joel Stephen Instructor
Positions
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- natural hazards, stream restoration
Publications
selected publications
-
chapter
- Wetland and River Restoration. 136.1-136.10. 2016
- The Influence of aquatic organisms on in-channel processes. 189-202. 2012
-
journal article
-
Longitudinal variability of geomorphic response to floods.
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms.
3099-3113.
2018
-
Stream power framework for predicting geomorphic change: The 2013 Colorado Front Range flood.
Geomorphology.
178-192.
2017
- Guidance for design hydrology for stream restoration and channel stability 2017
-
Effects of Moderate and Extreme Flow Regulation on Populus Growth along the Green and Yampa Rivers, Colorado and Utah.
Regulated Rivers.
1698-1708.
2016
-
Half-Yield Discharge: Process-Based Predictor of Bankfull Discharge.
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering.
2016
-
The effect of flow data resolution on sediment yield estimation and channel design.
Journal of Hydrology.
429-439.
2016
-
Physical context for theoretical approaches to sediment transport magnitude-frequency analysis in alluvial channels.
Water Resources Research.
7900-7914.
2014
-
Effect of Channel Restoration on Flood Wave Attenuation.
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering.
196-208.
2011
-
Landscape characteristics of a stream and wetland mitigation banking program.
Ecological Applications.
2078-2092.
2009
-
Longitudinal variability of geomorphic response to floods.
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms.
3099-3113.
2018
Background
education and training
- Ph.D., Colorado State University 2015
- M.A., University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 2009
- B.S., Duke University 2004