Natalie Nelson

Bio

Natalie uses geospatial analytics to inform agriculture, aquaculture, water and coastal resources management. She develops data-intensive, management-focused and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of complex biological system dynamics, including the connectivity between land management practices and downstream water quality. Other interests include identifying risks to food security in coastal basins, linking data mining and mechanistic modeling approaches and investigating spatial and temporal dynamics of socio-environmental systems across settings and scales.

Publications

• Assessing the Utility of Shellfish Sanitation Monitoring Data for Long-Term Estuarine Water Quality Analysis , (2024)
• Assessing the utility of shellfish sanitation monitoring data for long-term estuarine water quality analysis , MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN (2024)
• Downstream Nutrient Concentrations Depend on Watershed Inputs More Than Reservoir Releases in a Highly Engineered Watershed , WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH (2024)
• Fecal Bacteria Contamination of Floodwaters and a Coastal Waterway From Tidally-Driven Stormwater Network Inundation , GEOHEALTH (2024)
• Fecal bacteria contamination of floodwaters and a coastal waterway from tidally-driven stormwater network inundation , (2024)
• Fecal bacteria contamination of floodwaters and a coastal waterway from tidally-driven stormwater network inundation , (2024)
• In-season Sweetpotato Yield Forecasting using Multitemporal Remote Sensing Environmental Observations and Machine Learning , (2024)
• Relationships between soil test phosphorus and county-level agricultural surplus phosphorus , JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (2024)
• Short-term forecasting of fecal coliforms in shellfish growing waters , MARINE POLLUTION BULLETIN (2024)
• Socioeconomic Bias in Water Quality Monitoring in the U.S. South Atlantic-Gulf Region , (2024)