Chronicling Barbara Doll's team at @NCState_BAE and @SeaGrantNC - Stream Assessment and Restoration, Flood Mitigation, Natural Infrastructure, Water Quality.
Raleigh, NC
Joined October 2019
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Dr. Jack Kurki-Fox presented on plastics and microplastics in the Neuse River basin @AWRAHQ. I’ll present this study through a dance piece I choreographed at the NCSU Fall Dance Concert 11/16 & 11/17, 7pm Stewart Theatre!
@NCState_Streams @NCStateArtsTech @NCState_BAE
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Join me this Thursday to learn how I use dance to share STEM research! Arts are an essential form of communication that make STEM research more accessible and relatable to the public. Stay tuned for more #steam projects I’m working on!
@artsncstate @NCState_BAE @NCState_Streams
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Very proud of @LaylaElKhoury11 for winning the Robert E. Stewart Engineering-Humanities Award at #ASABE23.
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
#BAEpack Associate Extension Prof Barbara Doll partnered with @NCCollaboratory on a research project to analyze green infrastructure solutions that could increase flood resiliency in North Carolina. @NCStateCALS @NCStateEngr
🔗 Read more: ow.ly/2JhR50OmA4N
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
PhD student, Layla El-Khoury, presenting her research to estimate nutrient loads from streambank erosion at the Falls Lake Research Symposium. @NCCollaboratory @NCState_Streams @NCSeaGrant @LaylaElKhoury11
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
I enjoyed the opening session at the #NCWRRI conference on using art to increase community awareness and engagement. This was my goal with piece I choreographed about my research on streambank erosion @NCState_Streams @NC_WRRI @NCState_Streams
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Another great Saturday field trip for our Ecological Eng. class. Went to Walnut Cove to tour treatment wetlands. Dr. Barbara Doll traveled and also took the students to her Millstone stream and wetland restoration project near Ramseur, NC. @NCState_BAE @AmericanEcoEng @BDoll66
@NCState_Streams and @NCState_BAE grad student @LaylaElKhoury11 presents her research on stream bank erosion at the First National Stream Restoration Conference in Nashville, TN.
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
I enjoyed presenting my research on identifying, quantifying and predicting streambank erosion at my first in-person AIM conference! @ASABEorg @NCState_Streams
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Another awesome day in the office! Surveying cross sections at Little Rockfish Creek to validate hydraulic flood model for study evaluating impacts of woody debris removal.@NCState_Streams @NCState_BAE @NCSeaGrant @NCCollaboratory
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Learning how to design streams is fun!
I’d recommend taking River Course 201 taught by: @NCState_Streams, @BDoll66, & @creekfix.
We learned how to take a channelized gully and make a low gradient meandering stream reconnected to its floodplain.
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
River Course 201 workshop participants working in teams to develop concept stream restoration designs for Boylston Creek in Asheville. @NCState_Streams, @NCState_BAE
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
@creekfix Dr. Greg Jennings instructing Professionals about stream restoration on our case study site for River Course 201, Boylston Creek. @NCState_Streams
Having trouble finding bankfull? Or just have lingering concerns? This video from @BDoll66 and @creekfix might be of interest to you - youtube.com/watch?v=p35WPWkV…
@BDoll66 and Jack Kurki-Fox of @NCState_Streams @NCState_BAE and @SeaGrantNC present their work on the flood mitigation benefits of natural infrastructure at the @NC_WRRI conference.
I'm sharing a photo of the stormwater wetland constructed in 2020 at @beaufortccc by @SoundRiversNC in honor of World Wetlands Day. Design by @NCState_Streams. Wetland plants are well-established and are enhancing treatment and habitat.
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Students testing water qualify and looking for aquatic life in our restored NCSU campus stream.
NC State BAE Streams retweeted
Dr. Jack Kurki-Fox pondering what went wrong with this old boulder rock vane. BAE research in 2008 showed that steep arm slopes and high arm angles can lead to failure. @paigepuckett
