Lorrayne Miralha

Lorrayne Miralha studies how land use, agriculture, and disturbances like wildfires and forest harvesting affect water quality and stream ecosystems, often using geospatial and machine learning methods to analyze large-scale environmental data. Much of the work focuses on watershed hydrology, nutrient and sediment dynamics, stream temperature, and the environmental impacts of concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs). This research combines field-based environmental monitoring with statistical and spatial modeling approaches to inform water resource management and policy.

Publication output has been steady over the past decade, averaging about two papers per year with some fluctuation but no clear upward or downward trend.

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