Jaron Borg
Jaron came to the UVM Engineering and Mathematics Department in January 2008. Jaron is working with USGS Water Center support and using 10Be adhered to sediments in an attempt to understand the sources of suspended sediment in the Winooski River basin. This isotopic work is closely linked to the physical monitoring of stream bank erosion he is also doing.
MS Thesis, Civil and Environmental Engineering (University of Vermont, 2010)
Streambank Stability and Sediment Tracing in Vermont Waterwaysdownload pdf of MS thesis
Undergraduate Degree
University of Vermont, B.S. Civil Engineering with Environmental Concentration, 2007Related Links
UVM's School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences homepageEmail Address
Jaron.Borg@vermont.govCurrent Position and Contact Information (4/2008)
Master's Degree, 2010College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
109 Votey Hall
33 Colchester Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405-0156
1-800-ENG-MATH (1-800-364-6284)
Refereed Papers
Borg, J., Stryker, J. J., Bierman, P. R. and Dewoolkar, M. M. (in revision, 4/2016) Streambank stability assessment using in situ monitoring and computer modeling. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms.
Borg, J., Bierman, P. R., Dewoolkar, M., Rizzo, D. and Rood, D. (in revision, 2/2012) Meteoric 10Be adhered to suspended sediment: source and transport dynamics in a large New England watershed. Journal of Geophysical Research – Earth Surface.
Abstracts
Bierman, P. R., Portenga, E., Reusser L., Graly J., Corbett, A. B. and Borg, J. (2010) Three decades tracing erosion and sediment with cosmogenic nuclides - where do we go next? Landscapes to Rock, Geological Society of London. (download pdf)
Borg, J., Dewoolkar, M. and Bierman, P. R. (2008) Evaluation of streambank stability. Lake Champlain: Our Lake, Our Future conference, Burlington, VT. p. 38. (download pdf)