DMS Science & Analysis

The Science and Analysis unit provides support to DMS project managers, vendors, and the scientific community through data analysis and data standards development. The unit works to advance mitigation and restoration science to improve the effectiveness of DMS programs. Science and Analysis also collaborates with the broader mitigation and scientific community to share knowledge and promote science-based decision making.

 

Our Team

Periann Russell, Geomorphologist 

Greg Melia, Water Quality and Monitoring Specialist

Lin Xu, Environmental Engineer

Mehdi Lamssali, Water Quality Specialist

Madison Burnette, Environmental Specialist

Presentations, Publications, & Reports

Tab/Accordion Items

Presentations from local and national conferences
TitleConferenceDateAuthor
Factors Determining Thresholds of Reliable Change Detection in Water Quality Resulting from Stream Restoration:  A question of signal to noise.WRRIMar. 2022Melia, Greg
Are water quality changes detectable post stream restoration?WRRIMar. 2022Mir, Danielle
Dilution Gauging: An Alternative Discharge MeasurementWRRIMar. 2022Famularo, Joe
Determining the Likelihood of Detecting Change in Water Quality Resulting from Stream Restoration Practices over Mitigation Time FramesNCSU EcoStreamAug. 2018Melia, Greg & Haywood, C.
Comparing Water Quality Functional Uplift Outcomes from Common Models and Direct Measurement Using the Stream Function Quantification Tool (SQT) : A Case StudyNCSU EcoStreamAug. 2018Xu, Lin, & Melia, Greg
Evaluating Water Quality Before and After Stream RestorationNMEB ConferenceJuly 2020Melia, G; et.al.
Process-based Modeling and Measurement of Streambank Retreat in a NC Piedmont StreamNCSU EcoStreamAug. 2018Russell, Periann; Allen, Melonie; Haywood, C
Compensatory Mitigation in North Carolina & Challenges in Urban SettingsWOW stormwater Series WebinarMar. 2022Russell, Periann

 

TitleAuthorDateJournal

Hydrologic, geomorphic, and stratigraphic controls on suspended sediment transport dynamics, Big Harris Creek restoration site, North Carolina, USA

Miller, J; Ferri, K; Grow, D; & Villarroel, L2019Anthropoccene

Effects of Livestock Exclusion and Stream Restoration on the Water Quality of a North Carolina Stream (ISSN 2151-0032)

Line, Daniel2015America Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

A rolling stone gathers no eggs: the importance of stream insect egg laying natural history for stream restoration

Jordt, S & Taylor, Brad2021Ecology

 

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