Karen Gran
Dept. of Geological Sciences
Karen Gran
Dept. of Geological Sciences
I am a fluvial
geomorphologist, which means I spend a lot of time in rivers, thinking about
rivers, and enjoying rivers. My research
focuses on how rivers respond to change from Holocene-scale post-glacial
evolution to century-scale anthropogenic land use changes to decadal-scale
post-eruption landscape recovery.
Teaching
GEOL 1042: Natural Disasters & Civilization
GEOL 1110:
Geology & Earth Systems
GEOL 5260: Fluvial
Geomorphology
Research Links
National Center for
Earth-surface Dynamics (NCED)
Le Sueur
River sediment budget
Little Fork River geomorphic assessment
Fluvial
Recovery at Mount Pinatubo
Riparian Vegetation in Braided Rivers:
Sedimentology Group at University
of
St. Anthony Falls Laboratory
Mountain Drainage Basin
Research Group at
Related Links
University of Minnesota Duluth Dept. of Geological Sciences
University of Washington Dept. of Earth & Space Sciences
University of Minnesota Dept. of Geology & Geophysics
Carleton College Geology Dept.
Copy of my CV
Send me mail: kgran at d.umn.edu