Eric D Dantoin
Eric Dantoin is a Hydrologic Technician with the Upper Midwest Water Science Center.
EDUCATION
B.S. in Biology and Natural Resource Management, University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, 2004
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
- Stream Gaging
- Sediment Sampling (suspended and bed)
- Habitat Assessment Surveys
- Erosion monitoring
- Water Quality Data Collection in Lakes
- Trace Element Sampling
CURRENT PROJECTS
- Assessment and monitoring of gully erosion control, Bark River, WI
- Channel changes from submerged flow deflectors and large floods, North Fish Creek, WI [Link]
- Geomorphic assessment of erosion and sedimentation hot spots, Bad River, WI [Link]
- Effects of sand sedimentation, flooding, and base-flow on brook trout habitat, Whittlesey Creek, WI
- Regional Hydraulic Geometry Curves
- Wisconsin USGS streamgaging network
- Wisconsin USGS crest-stage gage program
- Rest Lake Study
- Bad River Watershed Water Quality Data Collection and Analysis
- Mentor and Support Northland College Sigurd Olson Institute
- Anvil Lake: Response in the water quality of Anvil Lake, Vilas County, WI, in to changes in nutrient loading, with special emphasis on the effects of changes in water level
- Little St. Germain: Assement of Phosphorus Loading and Stage Regulation of Little St. Germain, Vilas County
Science and Products
Bad River watershed assessments
The Bad River has one of the highest sediment loads of all Lake Superior tributaries and is an important resource for lake sturgeon and the Bad River Tribe. This study monitors the effects of streamflow variability on sediment-related problems, including understanding the influence of land cover on hydrology, habitat, erosion and sedimentation rates, and water quality of the Bad River.
Science and Products
Bad River watershed assessments
The Bad River has one of the highest sediment loads of all Lake Superior tributaries and is an important resource for lake sturgeon and the Bad River Tribe. This study monitors the effects of streamflow variability on sediment-related problems, including understanding the influence of land cover on hydrology, habitat, erosion and sedimentation rates, and water quality of the Bad River.