Professor
I am interested in the physical, chemical and biological processes of the Earth's surficial environment (low T and P) on a range of temporal (decadal to millennial) and spatial (up to 1000 km) scales. Currently I am working on projects related to nutrient (S and P) cycling and transport in watersheds and decadal-centennial-millennial timescale climate variability in the Southern Rocky Mountains. I have been a faculty member of BGES at Cleveland State University since 2006.
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About Fasong Yuan
I am interested in the physical, chemical and biological processes of the Earth's surficial environment (low T and P) on a range of temporal (decadal to millennial) and spatial (up to 1000 km) scales. Currently I am working on projects related to nutrient (S and P) cycling and transport in watersheds and decadal-centennial-millennial timescale climate variability in the Southern Rocky Mountains. I have been a faculty member of BGES at Cleveland State University since 2006.
| Present | Professor, Cleveland State University | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Assessment of the impacts of agricultural practices on dryland ecosystems, Real-time hydrologic monitoring and water quality forecasting, Decadal and century timescale climate variability in American Southwest, Nutrient management for the Lake Erie Drainage Basin, and Development of analysis methods for dissolved P species in the environment
| 2003 | PhD, State University of New York at Albany ‐ Geology | |
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| 1989 | MS, Zhejiang University ‐ Environmental Chemistry | |
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| 1986 | BS, Zhejiang University ‐ Geology | |
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Contact Information
Phone: 216-687-3508; 216-687-3710
Office: SR G72
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