Shawn C Naylor
Shawn attended Indiana University (B.S. Environmental Science, 2001) and the University of Montana (M.S. Geology, 2006) and has been employed as a hydrologist with the USGS since 2020.
His scientific work includes quantifying water, nutrient and heat fluxes through the unsaturated zones of glaciated terrains; characterizing glacial aquifers in three dimensions; and improving our understanding of surface-water and groundwater interactions in wetlands.
Science and Products
Groundwater/Surface-Water Level Interactions in a Restored Wetland and the Adjacent Grand Calumet River, Lake County, Indiana
In cooperation with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Hydrology and water quality of a dune-and-swale wetland adjacent to the Grand Calumet River, Indiana, 2019–22
Adverse ecological and water-quality effects associated with industrial land-use changes are common for littoral wetlands connected to river mouth ecosystems in the Grand Calumet River-Indiana Harbor Canal Area of Concern. These effects can be exacerbated by recent high Lake Michigan water levels that are problematic for wetland restoration. Wetlands in the adjacent Clark and Pine Nature Preserve
Authors
Shawn Naylor, Amy M. Gahala
Science and Products
Groundwater/Surface-Water Level Interactions in a Restored Wetland and the Adjacent Grand Calumet River, Lake County, Indiana
In cooperation with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Hydrology and water quality of a dune-and-swale wetland adjacent to the Grand Calumet River, Indiana, 2019–22
Adverse ecological and water-quality effects associated with industrial land-use changes are common for littoral wetlands connected to river mouth ecosystems in the Grand Calumet River-Indiana Harbor Canal Area of Concern. These effects can be exacerbated by recent high Lake Michigan water levels that are problematic for wetland restoration. Wetlands in the adjacent Clark and Pine Nature Preserve
Authors
Shawn Naylor, Amy M. Gahala