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RIVERS, WATERSHEDS, SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES & LANDSCAPES

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    • Geography & Geographic Information Science
    • Paleoclimate, Climate & Climate Change
    • Rivers, Watersheds, Sedimentary Processes & Landscapes
    • Aerosol, Clouds, Precipitation & Cloud-Radiative Processes
    • Atmospheric Chemistry, Geochemistry & Earth Materials
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    • Geomicrobiology, Geobiology, & Paleobiology
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The confluence of the Mississippi (left) and Ohio (right) rivers at Cairo, Illinois, the demarcation between the Middle and the Lower Mississippi River
GEOGRAPHY & GISGEOLOGY

The Department of Geology and the Department of Geography & GIS collaborate extensively to understand the evolution and nature of rivers and watersheds. Faculty from both departments are members of the Ven Te Chow Hydrosystems Laboratory, including Prof. Jim Best, Prof. Gary Parker, Prof. Murugesu Sivapalan, and Prof. Bruce Rhoads. Additionally, SESE faculty work on understanding how ice and precipitation alter mountain shapes and landscapes. Visit the individual faculty websites to learn more about this important interdisciplinary research.

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences School of Earth, Society & Environment

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1301 W. Green St.

Urbana, IL 61801

217-244-4064

Email: sese-info@illinois.edu

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