Jaqueline Ortiz (Former Employee)
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Structural Topic Models of water-quality related news articles and scientific abstracts in the Illinois River Basin, USA Structural Topic Models of water-quality related news articles and scientific abstracts in the Illinois River Basin, USA
This data release provides the input and output files, metadata, and R scripts used to apply a Structural Topic Model (STM) to public (local news articles) and scientific (abstracts) discourse on water quality in the Illinois River Basin (ILRB). A total of 6,822 local news articles published from 2018 through 2022, and 190 scientific abstracts published from 2018 through 2023 were...
Exploring the news media and scientific conversations around water quality in a water-rich basin of the United States Exploring the news media and scientific conversations around water quality in a water-rich basin of the United States
Community concerns about water availability vary depending on local economic, regulatory, environmental, and ecological considerations. In water-rich basins, water quality is often the focus of community concerns. As such, understanding community priorities in the context of water quality is crucial for informing scientists working in water-rich basins. In this work, we compiled over 6...
Authors
Catherine Christenson, Jennifer C. Murphy, Jaqueline Ortiz
The joint effect of changes in urbanization and climate on trends in floods: A comparison of panel and single-station quantile regression approaches The joint effect of changes in urbanization and climate on trends in floods: A comparison of panel and single-station quantile regression approaches
Estimates of annual maximum (peak) flow quantiles are needed for basins undergoing changes in both urbanization and climate. Most previous work on the effect of urbanization on peak flows has considered urbanization alone and only the spatial variation in flood quantiles or its mean temporal effect, and most work on the effect of nonstationarity in climate has focused on single-station...
Authors
Thomas M. Over, Mackenzie K. Marti, Jaqueline Ortiz, Hannah Lee Podzorski
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Structural Topic Models of water-quality related news articles and scientific abstracts in the Illinois River Basin, USA Structural Topic Models of water-quality related news articles and scientific abstracts in the Illinois River Basin, USA
This data release provides the input and output files, metadata, and R scripts used to apply a Structural Topic Model (STM) to public (local news articles) and scientific (abstracts) discourse on water quality in the Illinois River Basin (ILRB). A total of 6,822 local news articles published from 2018 through 2022, and 190 scientific abstracts published from 2018 through 2023 were...
Exploring the news media and scientific conversations around water quality in a water-rich basin of the United States Exploring the news media and scientific conversations around water quality in a water-rich basin of the United States
Community concerns about water availability vary depending on local economic, regulatory, environmental, and ecological considerations. In water-rich basins, water quality is often the focus of community concerns. As such, understanding community priorities in the context of water quality is crucial for informing scientists working in water-rich basins. In this work, we compiled over 6...
Authors
Catherine Christenson, Jennifer C. Murphy, Jaqueline Ortiz
The joint effect of changes in urbanization and climate on trends in floods: A comparison of panel and single-station quantile regression approaches The joint effect of changes in urbanization and climate on trends in floods: A comparison of panel and single-station quantile regression approaches
Estimates of annual maximum (peak) flow quantiles are needed for basins undergoing changes in both urbanization and climate. Most previous work on the effect of urbanization on peak flows has considered urbanization alone and only the spatial variation in flood quantiles or its mean temporal effect, and most work on the effect of nonstationarity in climate has focused on single-station...
Authors
Thomas M. Over, Mackenzie K. Marti, Jaqueline Ortiz, Hannah Lee Podzorski