Raj Cibin

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Raj Cibin is an Assistant Professor at Pennsylvania State University, USA. His research focuses on environmental health assessments, climate modeling for regional studies, and agricultural impacts on water quality. He has contributed to various recent publications discussing ecosystem services, soil moisture management, and stormwater practices, highlighting innovative approaches to mitigate environmental challenges in the Chesapeake Bay and beyond.

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Grand Valley State University

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University of Kansas

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Pennsylvania State University

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A systematic review of ecosystem services modeling for environmental health assessment

The Selection of Global Climate Models for Regional Impact Studies Should Consider Information from Historical Simulations and Future Projections

Impacts of future scenarios on the nitrogen loss from agricultural supply chains in the Chesapeake Bay

Quantifying soil moisture and evapotranspiration heterogeneity within a solar farm: Implications for stormwater management

Performance evaluation of deep learning based stream nitrate concentration prediction model to fill stream nitrate data gaps at low-frequency nitrate monitoring basins

Flood teleconnections from levees undermine disaster resilience

Water quality benefits of weather-based manure application timing and manure placement strategies

Evaluating water quality benefits of manureshed management in the Susquehanna River Basin

Minimizing environmental impacts of solar farms: a review of current science on landscape hydrology and guidance on stormwater management

Mitigating lake eutrophication through stakeholder-driven hydrologic modeling of agricultural conservation practices: A case study of Lake Macatawa, Michigan

Manuresheds: Advancing nutrient recycling in US agriculture

Riparian buffer effectiveness as a function of buffer design and input loads

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Alan D. Steinman

Arghajeet Saha

Charles White

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