Emily Gain
Emily G Gain is a Ecologist in the Lower Mississippi-Gulf Water Science Center, Duty Station: Nashville Tennessee.
Science and Products
Trends and seasonal patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and loads in two Mississippi Alluvial Plain watersheds following nutrient reduction efforts during 2010–22 Trends and seasonal patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and loads in two Mississippi Alluvial Plain watersheds following nutrient reduction efforts during 2010–22
The Mississippi Alluvial Plain ecoregion in Mississippi was historically part of the largest continuous wetland in North America but was clearcut and converted to row crop agriculture beginning in the late 1800s. To reduce the effects of agriculture on surface waters in the Mississippi Alluvial Plain, nutrient reduction best management practices have been implemented throughout the...
Authors
Stephen E. DeVilbiss, Matthew B. Hicks, Emily Gain, Natalie Segrest
The development of long-term mean annual total nitrogen and total phosphorus load models for Mississippi, U.S., using RSPARROW The development of long-term mean annual total nitrogen and total phosphorus load models for Mississippi, U.S., using RSPARROW
Water-quality degradation from nutrient pollution remains a major challenge for resource managers. Developing effective strategies requires tools to characterize nutrient sources and transport. This study used the RSPARROW framework to develop and assess new, smaller-scale models for Total Nitrogen (TN) and Total Phosphorus (TP) transport across Mississippi (MS). These state-level models...
Authors
Victor L. Roland, Emily Gain, Matthew B. Hicks
River water quality in the Delaware River Basin—Concentrations and trends through 2018 River water quality in the Delaware River Basin—Concentrations and trends through 2018
Authors
Megan E. Shoda, Emily Gain, Jennifer C. Murphy
USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog
The Chesapeake Data Catalog Application is designed to allow users to identify and interact with datasets used in and across efforts related to the USGS Chesapeake Bay Watershed studies. Metadata gathered for items included in the Catalog for which this app was developed are intended to inform users of dataset details, indicate best practice
Code Release for USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog Application Code Release for USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog Application
Code and associated files hosted on USGS GitLab which support the USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies Data Catalog Application available at https://rconnect.usgs.gov/ChesapeakeBayDataCatalog/.
Science and Products
Trends and seasonal patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and loads in two Mississippi Alluvial Plain watersheds following nutrient reduction efforts during 2010–22 Trends and seasonal patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and loads in two Mississippi Alluvial Plain watersheds following nutrient reduction efforts during 2010–22
The Mississippi Alluvial Plain ecoregion in Mississippi was historically part of the largest continuous wetland in North America but was clearcut and converted to row crop agriculture beginning in the late 1800s. To reduce the effects of agriculture on surface waters in the Mississippi Alluvial Plain, nutrient reduction best management practices have been implemented throughout the...
Authors
Stephen E. DeVilbiss, Matthew B. Hicks, Emily Gain, Natalie Segrest
The development of long-term mean annual total nitrogen and total phosphorus load models for Mississippi, U.S., using RSPARROW The development of long-term mean annual total nitrogen and total phosphorus load models for Mississippi, U.S., using RSPARROW
Water-quality degradation from nutrient pollution remains a major challenge for resource managers. Developing effective strategies requires tools to characterize nutrient sources and transport. This study used the RSPARROW framework to develop and assess new, smaller-scale models for Total Nitrogen (TN) and Total Phosphorus (TP) transport across Mississippi (MS). These state-level models...
Authors
Victor L. Roland, Emily Gain, Matthew B. Hicks
River water quality in the Delaware River Basin—Concentrations and trends through 2018 River water quality in the Delaware River Basin—Concentrations and trends through 2018
Authors
Megan E. Shoda, Emily Gain, Jennifer C. Murphy
USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog
The Chesapeake Data Catalog Application is designed to allow users to identify and interact with datasets used in and across efforts related to the USGS Chesapeake Bay Watershed studies. Metadata gathered for items included in the Catalog for which this app was developed are intended to inform users of dataset details, indicate best practice
Code Release for USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog Application Code Release for USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies - Data Catalog Application
Code and associated files hosted on USGS GitLab which support the USGS Chesapeake Bay Studies Data Catalog Application available at https://rconnect.usgs.gov/ChesapeakeBayDataCatalog/.