Mark A. Weltz is affiliated with the US Department of Agriculture in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and agricultural and biological sciences, with notable contributions in soil science, global and planetary change, ecology, management, monitoring, policy and law, and water science and technology.
The scientist's work extensively covers topics such as soil erosion and sediment transport, hydrology and watershed management studies, aeolian processes and effects, rangeland and wildlife management, rangeland management and livestock ecology, climate variability and models, as well as landslides and related hazards.
Frequent coauthors include Sayjro K. Nouwakpo, Andrew T. Fullhart, M. A. Nearing, Chi-hua Huang, and Beth A. Newingham.
Publications by Mark A. Weltz have appeared repeatedly in key venues such as CATENA, the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, International Soil and Water Conservation Research, Earth System Science Data, and Soil Erosion Research Under a Changing Climate.
Several recent papers co-authored or authored by the scientist include:
Robert C. Marsett;Jiaguo Qi;Philip Heilman;Sharon H. Biedenbender
J Qi;Y.H Kerr;M.S Moran;M Weltz
M.S. Moran;A.F. Rahman;J.C. Washburne;D.C. Goodrich
Lisa F. Duriancik;Dale Bucks;James P. Dobrowolski;Tom Drewes
T. J. Jackson;H. Mcnairn;M. A. Weltz;B. Brisco
D.I. Stannard;J.H. Blanford;William P. Kustas;W.D. Nichols
M. A. Nearing;H. Wei;J. J. Stone;F. B. Pierson
Jiaguo Qi;Robin Marsett;Philip Heilman;Sharon Bieden-bender
Mark A. Weltz;Jerry C. Ritchie;H. Dale Fox
W. P. Kustas;T. J. Jackson;T. J. Schmugge;R. Parry
Mark A. Weltz;Awadis B. Arslan;Leonard J. Lane
Sayjro Kossi Nouwakpo;Mark A. Weltz;Kenneth McGwire
G. N. Flerchinger;W. P. Kustas;M. A. Weltz
J.R. Simanton;M.A. Weltz;H.D. Larsen
K. S. Humes;W. P. Kustas;M. S. Moran;W. D. Nichols
M.A. Weltz;M.R. Kidwell;H.D. Fox
William P. Kustas;J.H. Blanford;D.I. Stannard;C.S.T. Daughtry
M. S. Moran;T. R. Clarke;W. P. Kustas;M. Weltz
J. C. Ritchie;D. L. Evans;D. Jacobs;J. H. Everitt
W. P. Kustas;T. J. Schmugge;K. S. Humes;T. J. Jackson
Osama Z. Al-Hamdan;Osama Z. Al-Hamdan;Frederick B. Pierson;Mark A. Nearing;C. Jason Williams
Mark Nearing;Fred Pierson;Mariano Hernandez;Osama Al-Hamdan
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