Glenn V. Wilson is affiliated with the Agricultural Research Service in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, with a particular emphasis on soil science and ecology.
The main topics of their work include soil erosion and sediment transport, hydrology and sediment transport processes, and hydrology and watershed management studies. Additional research areas cover aeolian processes and effects, landslides and related hazards, soil and unsaturated flow, as well as geophysical methods and applications.
Wilson has contributed to multiple scientific publications, with frequent appearances in the following venues:
Their recent papers include:
Frequent coauthors who collaborate with Wilson include Fenli Zheng, XC Zhang, Ximeng Xu, Qiuhong Tang, and Shimin Ni.
G. V. Wilson;R. J. Luxmoore
Garey A. Fox;G. V. Wilson
R.J. Luxmoore;P.M. Jardine;G.V. Wilson;J.R. Jones
Garey A. Fox;Glenn V. Wilson;Andrew Simon;Eddy J. Langendoen
Patrick J. Mulholland;Glenn V. Wilson;Philip M. Jardine
P. M. Jardine;G. K. Jacobs;G. V. Wilson
J.P. Gwo;P.M. Jardine;G.V. Wilson;G.T. Yeh
G. V. Wilson;R. K. Periketi;G. A. Fox;S. M. Dabney
G.V. Wilson;P.M. Jardine;R.J. Luxmoore;J.R. Jones
C.G. Wilson;R.A. Kuhnle;D.D. Bosch;J.L. Steiner
M.L. Chu-Agor;G.A. Fox;R.M. Cancienne;G.V. Wilson
P.M. Jardine;G.V. Wilson;R.J. Luxmoore
G. A. Fox;G. V. Wilson;R. K. Periketi;R. F. Cullum
G.V. Wilson;P.M. Jardine;R.J. Luxmoore;L.W. Zelazny
Glenn Wilson
S. M. Dabney;G. V. Wilson;K. C. McGregor;G. R. Foster
Ximeng Xu;Fenli Zheng;G.V. Wilson;Chao He
P. M. Jardine;G. V. Wilson;R. J. Luxmoore;J. F. McCarthy
Mingxiang Xu;Qiang Li;Glenn Wilson
Honghu Liu;Tianyu Zhang;Baoyuan Liu;Gang Liu
P. M. Jardine;G. V. Wilson;R. J. Luxmoore
P.M. Jardine;G.V. Wilson;J.F. McCarthy;R.J. Luxmoore
G. V. Wilson;P. M. Jardine;J. P. Gwo
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