Frank (Jerry) deNoyelles
Deputy Director
Kansas Biological Survey
Professor
Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Contact Information
Phone: 785-864-1504
Fax: 785-864-1534
E-mail: jdsfile@aol.com
Office: 108C Higuchi Hall
Web Site: www2.ku.edu/~eeb/faculty/denoyelles.shtml
www.kars.ku.edu/astra/index.html
Download: Curriculum Vitae (.pdf)
Specialty: Aquatic Ecology
Background: Jerry deNoyelles earned his Ph.D. from Cornell University in 1971.
Current research interests: Dr. deNoyelles' research interests include the ecology of lake and reservoir ecosystems, the effects of stress on aquatic ecosystems, the vertical distribution of water quality conditions in thermally stratified water bodies, and the use of in situ experimental methods to determine ecological cause and effect in aquatic ecosystems.
Reservoir Sedimentation work:
March 6, 2008 Sedimentation in our Reservoirs: Causes and Solutions
The
Current State, Trend, and Spatial Variability of Sediment in Kansas Reservoirs
Abstract only
Methods for Assessing Sedimentation in Reservoirs Abstract only
Excerpts from "Sedimentation in our Reservoirs: Causes and Solutions, Kansas State University, June 2008, Contribution No. 08-250-S from the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station."
Current State, Trend, and Spatial Variability of Sediment in Kansas Reservoirs--F. deNoyelles and M. Jakubauskas
Methods for Assessing Sedimentation in Reservoirs--M. Jakubauskas and F. deNoyelles
Can Reservoir Management Reduce Sediment Deposition?--D. Baker and F. deNoyelles
Water and the Future of Kansas
Sedimentation
of Our Reservoirs: Are They Half Full or Half Empty?
Mesocosm work:
Kansas Aquatic Mesocosm Program (KAMP)
Link to Applied Science and Technology for Reservoir Assessment (ASTRA)