Kyle Strom

Associate Professor

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University College of Engineering

United States

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Kyle Strom is an Associate Professor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University College of Engineering, located in the United States. His research primarily focuses on sediment transport dynamics, microbial interactions in river systems, and the impacts of environmental factors on flocculation processes. He has published several articles examining topics such as the effects of salinity on floc size and the role of bioturbation in sediment erodibility.

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Lost in Dune Translation: The Effects of Aerobic Microbial Growth Dynamics on Hyporheic Transport and Reaction in the Presence of Moving Riverbed Dunes

Simplified Kernel Density–Based Algorithm for Despiking ADV Data

Hydrodynamically-Driven Deposition of Mud in River Systems

Salinity Impacts on Floc Size and Growth Rate With and Without Natural Organic Matter

The Flocculation State of Mud in the Lowermost Freshwater Reaches of the Mississippi River: Spatial Distribution of Sizes, Seasonal Changes, and Their Impact on Vertical Concentration Profiles

Does the Threshold of Sediment Motion Constrain the Width of an Incising Laboratory River?

Deicing Road Salts May Contribute to Impairment of Streambeds through Alterations to Sedimentation Processes

Advective sorting of silt by currents: A laboratory study

FlocARAZI: An In‐Situ, Image‐Based Profiling Instrument for Sizing Solid and Flocculated Suspended Sediment

The impacts of bioturbation by common marsh crabs on sediment erodibility: A laboratory flume investigation

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Kieran Dunne

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