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G. Mathias Kondolf
Associate Professor, LAEP
300 Wurster Hall
(510) 642-2904
kondolf@berkeley.edu
http://landscape.ced.berkeley.edu/~kondolf/

Research Interests
Dr. Kondolf is a fluvial geomorphologist specializing in applications of geomorphology and hydrology to environmental river management, with emphasis on management of sediment, channel form, and aquatic and riparian habitat. Dr. Kondolf is the author of over one hundred papers and reports on these topics, and he has provided expert testimony on these topics to committees of the US Congress, the California State Senate, regulatory boards of the State of California, local government agencies, and courts.

Selected Publications

Kondolf, G.M., A. Boulton, S. O'Daniel, G. Poole,
F. Rahel, E. Stanley, E. Wohl, A. Bang, J.
Carlstrom, C. Cristoni, H. Huber, S. Koljonen, P.
Louhi, and K. Nakamura. Process-based ecological
river restoration: Visualising three-dimensional
connectivity and dynamic vectors to recover lost
linkages. Ecology and Society 11 (2): 5. [online]
URL:
Kondolf, G.M., H. Piégay, and N. Landon. Changes
since 1830 in the riparian zone of the lower
Eygues River, France. Landscape Ecology (in press)
Kondolf, G.M., and R.J. Batalla. 2005.
Hydrological effects of dams and water diversions
on rivers of Mediterranean-climate regions:
Examples from California.  In C. Garcia and R.J.
Batalla (eds.) Catchment dynamics and river
processes: Mediterranean and other climate
regions. Elsevier, London. pp.197-211.

Kondolf, G.M., and H. Piégay, eds. 2003. Tools in
fluvial geomorphology.  John Wiley & Sons,
Chichester.

Kondolf, G.M., H. Piégay, and N. Landon. 2002.
Channel response to increased and decreased
bedload supply from land-use change: Contrasts
between two catchments. Geomorphology 45:35-51.


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