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Henry
Lin
Assistant Professor of
Hydropedology/Soil Hydrology
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CURRENT RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS
- Hydropedology:
Fundamental studies of interactive pedologic and hydrologic
processes and their properties in the unsaturated zone, aiming at
embracing interdisciplinary and multiscale approaches to study the
earth's critical zone.
- OASIS:
Development of Online Advanced Spatial Information Systems (OASIS),
with a long-term goal of integrating geospatial technologies with
environmental modeling and artificial intelligence into decision
support systems.
EDUCATION
- Ph.D., Soil Science
(Soil Physics & Pedology), Texas A&M
University.
- M.S., Soil Science
(Soil Geography & Pedology), Nanjing Institute of Soil Science,
The Chinese Academy of Sciences.
- B.A., Soil Science and
Agrochemistry, Fujian Agricultural University.
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
- 2001 - Present:
Assistant Professor of Hydropedology/Soil Hydrology. Department of
Crop and Soil Sciences, The Pennsylvania State Univ., University
Park, PA.
- 1998 - 2001: Assistant
Professor of Soils & GIS and Director of Advanced Computing/GIS
Laboratory. College of Natural Resources, Univ. of Wisconsin,
Stevens Point, WI.
- 1996 - 1998: Research
Assistant Professor of Geoenvironmental Science & Engineering.
Center for Environ. Eng. & Sci. Tech., Dept. of Civil &
Environ. Eng., Univ. of Massachusetts, Lowell, MA.
- 1995 - 1996: Postdoctoral Research
Associate of Soil Physics & GIS. Dept. of Crop, Soil, and
Environmental Sciences, Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville,
AR.
- 1988 - 1990: Research Associate of
Pedology & Soil Geography. Nanjing Institute of Soil Science,
The Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing, China.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- Lin, H.S., J. Bouma, Y.
Pachepsky, A. Western, J. Thompson, M. Th. van Genuchten, H. Vogel,
and A. Lilly. 2005. Hydropedology: Synergistic intergration of
pedology and hydrology. A vision paper for The Consortium of
Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Sciences, Inc.
(CUAHSI), Washington, DC. Full
manuscript.
- Wilding, L.P., and H.S.
Lin. 2005. Advancing the frontiers of soil science towards a
biogeoscience. Geoderma. (In press)
- Lin, H.S., W.
Kogelmann, C. Walker, B. Georgic, and M.A. Bruns. 2005 Soil
moisture patterns in a forested catchment: A hydropedological
perspective. Geoderma. (In press)
- Lilly, A., and H.S.
Lin. 2004. Using soil morphological attributes and soil structure
in pedotransfer functions. In Y. Pachepsky and W. Rawls (eds.)
Development of Pedotransfer Functions in Soil Hydrology.
Elsevier. (In Press)
- Lin, H.S., J. Bouma, L.
Wilding, J. Richardson, M. Kutilek, and D. Nielsen. 2004. Advances
in hydropedology. Advances in Agronomy. (In
press)
- Lin, H.S., D. Wheeler,
J. Bell, and L. Wilding. 2004. Assessment of soil spatial
variability at multiple scales. Ecological Modelling. (In
Press)
- Kogelmann, W.J., H.S.
Lin, R.B. Bryant, D.B. Beegle, A.M. Wolf, and G.W. Petersen. 2004.
A statewide assessment of the impacts of P-index implementation in
Pennsylvania. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation.
59:9-18.
- Lin, H. S. 2003.
Hydropedology: Bridging disciplines, scales, and data. Vadose
Zone Journal. 2:1-11. Full
paper.
- Lin, H.S., and S.
Rathbun. 2003. Hierarchical frameworks for multiscale bridging in
hydropedology. p. 353-371. In Y. Pachepsky et al. (eds.)
Scaling Methods in Soil Physics. CRC Press, Boca Raton,
FL.
- Lin, H.S., R. C. Cook,
and B. Shaw. 2001. Nitrate relationships between stream baseflow,
well water, and land use in the Tomorrow-Waupaca Watershed.
TheScientificWorld Journal. 1(S2):187-193.
- Lin, H.S., and S. Wang.
2001. Artificial neural network for nonpoint source pollution
assessment in the Tomorrow-Waupaca Watershed. In Proc. of the
5th International Conference on Diffuse/Nonpoint Pollution and
Watershed Management. Milwaukee, WI.
- DeGroote, J., A. Akbar,
and H.S. Lin. 2000. An integrated ArcView-PRZM3 system for spatial
modeling of pesticide and nitrate leaching. In Proc. of the 4th
International Conference on Integrating GIS and Environmental
Modeling.
- Rawls, W.J., Y.A.
Pachepsky, and H.S. Lin. 2000. Evaluation of methods to estimate
macropore characteristics in montomorillonitic clay soils. p.
233-236. In Preferential Flow - Water Movement and Chemical
Transport in the Environment. ASAE, St. Joseph,
Michigan.
- Lin, H.S., H.D. Scott,
K. Steele, and H.I. Inyang. 1999. Agricultural chemicals in the
alluvial aquifer of a typical county of the Arkansas Delta.
Environmental Monitoring & Assessment.
58(2):151-172.
- Lin, H.S., K.J.
McInnes, L.P. Wilding, and C.T. Hallmark. 1999. Effects of soil
morphology on hydraulic properties: I. Quantification of soil
morphology. Soil Science Society of America Journal
63(4):948-954.
- Lin, H.S., K.J.
McInnes, L.P. Wilding, and C.T. Hallmark. 1999. Effects of soil
morphology on hydraulic properties: II. Hydraulic pedotransfer
functions. Soil Science Society of America Journal
63(4):955-961.
- Lin, H.S., K.J.
McInnes, L.P. Wilding, and C.T. Hallmark. 1998. Macroporosity and
initial moisture effects on infiltration rates in Vertisols and
vertic intergrades. Soil Science. 163(1):2-8.
- Lin, H.S., K.J.
McInnes, L.P. Wilding, and C.T. Hallmark. 1997. Low tension water
flow in structured soils. Canadian Journal of Soil
Science. 77(4):649-654.
- Lin, H.S., K.J.
McInnes, L.P. Wilding, and C.T. Hallmark. 1996. Effective porosity
and flow rate with infiltration at low tensions into a
well-structured subsoil. Transactions of the ASAE
(American Society of Agricultural Engineers).
39(1):131-135.
- Lin, H.S., and K.J.
McInnes. 1995. Water flow in clay soil beneath a tension
infiltrometer. Soil Science. 159(6):375-382.
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