Scott W. Bailey

Exploring transdisciplinary earth sciences: hydropedology, biogeochemistry, and geobotany. At Hubbard Brook and beyond. Any opinions are my own.

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

Just published @soils_mdpi 50 years of soil change @AlleghenyNF PA, USA https://t.co/dVDXFuNKRK #deacidification #soilcarbon

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

@gusgoodwin4 What a coincidence, that's my favorite rare plant too! Not so sure about the pic on the right though.

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

@ajstewart04 Although many don't have them and they are an important part of the landscape too.

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

Are you studying soils in regions impacted by acidic deposition? Please consider contributing a paper to a special issue of Soil Systems.
https://t.co/66Gw4hDx5m

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

I also talked about snowmelt, high water table, and shallow flowpaths through carbon-rich soil layers. But they didn't air any of that. It may have been too much for the masses?

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

Groundwater as an "end member" source of streamwater? No! It depends on where it is sampled. https://t.co/EfD5FK6mls #reactivetransport

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

The 5th largest snowpack on record @HubbardBrookNH has been steadily melting with little fanfare. But during this time, it only took about 30mm of rain to generate the 18th highest peak streamflow measured at reference catchment WS3. (62 year record)

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

@jp_gannon I wonder if he would have any pointers for us at @HubbardBrookNH ?

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

catchment soil processes control headwater stream chemistry https://t.co/Sf4KYPA8OP

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

It's about time to figure out what is going on with groundwater in the historic @HubbardBrookNH catchments.

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

Congratulations to Dr Lyons. I can vouch for his mentoring skills as he was a supportive member of my MS committee, a “few” years ago! https://t.co/CvX0KAYzcy

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

@vt_cnre @VTFREC It has been a great week talking forest science with @vt_cnre and @VTFREC faculty and staff. There is a great breadth of interests and expertise here. Thanks for having me.

[CUAHSI @CUAHSI]

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[Mike Gooseff @mgooseff]

The Dark Warning of an Early Spring https://t.co/4gmuHNYHHT

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

A great opportunity for PhD study @VTFREC and @HubbardBrookNH

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

Tracking snow and all aspects of the water cycle @HubbardBrookNH Keep your eyes open for highlights @NHChronicle

[Michael Snyder @GreenfireVT]

Yes, of concern for sure, but would be good to note also that beech is a native species, extremely well-adapted, exceptionally important to wildlife, previously widely used commercially, and is the first-named species in one of northeast’s most common forest types. #dontbanghead https://t.co/prTm0NwVAJ

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

Will monitoring @hubbardbrooknh confirm these projected changes to the water cycle in New Hampshire? USGS Pub https://t.co/EEGrgQwNdK via @USGS_Pubs

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

repeated freeze-thaw cycles submerge @HubbardBrookNH riffles and accentuate step pools.

[Scott W. Bailey @SwbaileyFs]

After 3 ice jam floods in the last year, pre-conditions are building for another one on the Pemigewasset River, Plymouth