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LSU Alumni Association Faculty Excellence Award

Early Career Alumni Achievement Award, University of Illinois

LSU Alumni Association Rising Faculty Research Award

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International Association for Hydro-Environmental Engineering and Research

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Increased hydraulic roughness in alluvial rivers created by sand‐mining sculpted bed features

Quantitative identification of lithofacies by integrating diverse geophysical data in the Late Holocene False River point bar complex, Louisiana, USA

Beyond Water Surface Profiles: A New Iterative Methodology for 2D Model Calibration in Rivers Using Velocity Data from Multiple Cross-Sections

Long-term geomorphic effects of longitudinal training walls in the Grand River, Michigan (USA)

Spatial and wavelet analysis of precipitation and river discharge during operation of the Three Gorges Dam, China

sUAS Applications in Geography (Geotechnologies and the Environment, 24)

Fluvial Geomorphology & River Morphodynamics

Dr. Konsoer is interested in process fluvial geomorphology, particularly the interactions among river hydraulics, sediment transport, and channel morphology, and how human activities impact river systems. Current research projects are focused on understanding the influence of vegetation on water and sediment routing in the Mississippi River Delta; using field measurements and Machine Learning to evaluate reservoir sedimentation across the US; combining remote sensing, field data, and numerical models to advance understanding of meandering river dynamics and oxbow lake formation; and riverine suspended sediment dynamics and flux to coastal environments.

Fluvial Geomorphology

River Morphodynamics

Hydrology

Hydrographic Surveying

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April’s Storms Were Relentless. But the Rainwater Is Finally Going Away.

Experts at LSU weigh in on impact of historically low Mississippi River

Resolving river planform and width effects on flow in meandering river for optimal placing of ADCP cross sections

The global decadal-scale impacts on cropland from anthropogenic climate change

Planning ADCP cross section measurement-locations for meandering rivers

Relationships between vegetation and discharge on distributary channels in the Bird Foot Delta: bifurcations and sediment flux

Analyses of USDA Flood Control Reservoir Sedimentation,

Collaborative Research: Unraveling the controls on origin and formation of oxbow lakes

Associate Professor and Associate Director for the LSU Center for River Studies

Six LSU students, led by LSU Department of Geography & Anthropology Assistant Professor Kory Konsoer, embarked on a 16-day field study trip, covering 5,000 miles and 12 different states, to explore the Mississippi River basin from the mouth to its headwaters this summer. 

Read More -- https://www.lsu.edu/mediacenter/news/2019/09/03ga_konsoer_msriver_fieldstudy.php

LSU Students Study the Mississippi River through 12 States

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