John Shaw
@johnburnhamshaw
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I play the bass. I study river deltas. Perfect record of timely editing of student manuscripts since 2014. Views my own. he/his rt and follows ~= endorsements.
Joined August 2013
Amanda Whaling is an amazing science illustrator!.
New in #GSABulletin:.Modern river deltas show surprising elevation patterns—those with protective coastlines tend to build larger platforms. #Deltas #RiverScience #Geomorphology.👨‍🔬 @johnburnhamshaw.Image: Fig. 5 from paper
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RT @hgpennington: In 2022 I painted soybean cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines) infection symptoms. .
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RT @UArkResearch: A little more about @UArkansas geosciences prof Celina Suarez's work on the Triassic Extinction display featured at Zion….
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It is my eternal privilege to support the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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My feed has been full of @PitchingNinja for years, and this is hands down the most beautiful delivery I have ever seen.
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Finally, Pauline Delorme's (2018) delta experiments showing grain-size controlled slope breaks give a powerful tool for looking at delta profiles.
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Alluvial fans are sedimentary deposits that form as a river discharges material when exiting a mountain range. The authors analyze their evolution with a scaled-down experiment that mimics fans and,...
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Baresch, Crifo, and Boyce (2018) looked at the efficiency of looping networks on angiosperm leaf networks.
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Leaves with high photosynthetic capacity require high transpiration capacity. Consequently, hydraulic conductance, stomatal conductance, and assimilation capacities should be positively correlated....
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Some of my favorite papers:. Wong and Parker (2006). I really dug into this paper for the first time because it is one of the few that directly estimates the exponent in bed material transport. Can it vary significantly from 1.5? Apparently so!.
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The pioneering predictor of fluvial bed-load transport rate proposed by Meyer-Peter and MĂĽller in 1948 is still extensively used in basic research and engineering applications. A review of the basis...
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Most represented universities (3 each):.Arkansas, Caltech, Indiana, LSU, Texas, Utrecht, William and Mary.
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Location of the first author?.Netherlands and France: 6 times.China and UK: 7 times.USA: 54 times.
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My most frequently read journals changed quite a bit this year:. 4 reads: AAPG Bull. Nature Comms, Sci. Reports, GRL, EPSL. 5 reads: Sedimentology, Earth-Science Reviews.6 reads: Journal of Sedimentary Research.
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The age distribution of the papers is always weighted toward younger papers. This year the median age was 4.5 years old. This median age has been remarkably consistent over time.
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In 2024, I downloaded and digested 114 papers, about 25% lower than my average since 2020. :(.
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My annual thread on the science that excited me this year.
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We now have a website for all things about looping networks. Join our community!.
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RT @NWStulsa: Fayetteville, AR (KFYV, Drake Field) blew today's record out of the water with a high of 91. This breaks the previous record….
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RT @NWSMoreheadCity: Just to give you an idea how large this high pressure area is over the Eastern US, there is not a cloud in the sky eas….
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I am hiring a 2 yr post-doc on coastal channel morphodynamics. Coastal channels can have lots of loops and islands, and we don't really know why. Come theorize and analyze field and experimental data with the team here at Arkansas.
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