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Academic degree:Dr. Philip N. Owens
Last name:Owens 
First name:Philip N. 
Responsible for:Sediments, Section 3: Sediment management at the river basin scale 
Organization/Institute:University of Northern British Columbia 
Department:Environmental Sciences Program 
Position:Chair of Landscape Ecology 
Street, Number, POB:3333 University Way  
Postal code, City:V2N4Z9 Prince George 
State:British Columbia 
Country:CANADA 
Phone:+001 250 960 6177 
Fax:+001 250 960 5845 
E-mail address:owensp@unbc.ca 
Url:http://www.unbc.ca 
Curriculum vitae:Phil Owens
Chair of Landscape Ecology
Environmental Science Program
University of Northern British Columbia
3333 University Way
Prince George
British Columbia
V2N 4Z9
Canada

Tel: 001 250 9606177
E-mail: owensp@unbc.ca
Web: www.unbc.ca

Soil and fluvial geomorphologist with expertise in soil erosion and sediment and contaminant transfers in river catchments.

Research interests focus on understanding and modelling soil erosion on agricultural land, and how fine-grained sediment (and associated contaminants such as phosphorus, metals, radionuclides) are delivered to and transported through river systems.

Also interested in the storage of sediment and contaminants on floodplains and in channels and lakes. This work is being used to develop management guidance and also inform policy and decision-making.

Was a member of the EU Soil Thematic Strategy Technical Working Group on Soil Erosion (2004), and leader of Work Package 2 (sediment management at the river basin scale) of the EU European Sediment Research Network (2002-2004) and founding member of the European Sediment Network (2005-).

Member of Council of the British Society of Soil Science (2003-2005). Author or joint-author of over 50 scientific papers and co-editor of two books.

For further information on the book Soil Erosion and Sediment Redistribution in River Catchments see:
www.cabi-publishing.org/bookshop/BookDisplay.asp?SubjectArea=&subject=&PID=188

For further information on the book Mountain Geomorphology see: www.geomorph.org/sp/arch/item43.html

For more information on the European Sediment Research Network see: www.sednet.org

For more information on the British Society of Soil Science see: www.soils.org.uk 
Areas of interest:
Sedimentation and Erosion Processes 
soil erosion control and modeling 
sediments 
soil management 
erosion/sedimentation 
geomorphology 
 
Articles:
8 JSS (4) 275 (2008), Urban sediments—a global perspective. Thematic issue in the ‘Journal of Soils and Sediments’
8 JSS (3) 151-153 (2008), Bernd Westrich, Ulrich Förstner (Eds.): Sediment dynamics and pollutant mobility in rivers -- an interdisciplinary approach. Springer-Verlag 2007, 430 pp., EUR 139.00, ISBN 978-3-540-34782-8
7 JSS (5) 273-276 (2007), Background and Summary of this Issue on Sediment Linkages (Introduction)
7 JSS (5) 350 (2007), About the Editor of this Issue on Sediment Linkages
7 JSS (1) 2-8 (2007), Subject Area ´Sediments´: The Subject Editors and Advisors: Challenges and relevant literature in JSS and ESPR (the presentation of the Editors is not complete yet and will be continued)
6 JSS (2) 122-124 (2006), Sediment Dynamics and Pollutant Mobility in River Basins - SEDYMO 2006 Symposium, Hamburg University of Technology, Germany, 26–29 March 2006
5 JSS (4) 201-212 (2005), Conceptual Models and Budgets for Sediment Management at the River Basin Scale (12 pp)
4 JSS (4) 219-222 (2004), Sediment Management at the River Basin Scale - Synthesis of the SedNet Work Package 2 Outcomes
 
 

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