Lisle Snyder

Research Technician III

176 Spaulding

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Current Projects:

I am excited to be working on the EPSCoR aquatic sensor network project, which will establish an easily accessible and real-time hydrochemical data set for streams systems across a variety of land use types within the state of New Hampshire.

 

Prior Education:

MSc – Natural Resources – Aquatic Ecology and Watershed Science, The University of Vermont

BSc – Environmental Science – Hydrology and Hydrogeology, Plattsburgh State University

 

Research Interests:

Biogeochemistry of surface waters and the use of emerging technologies in monitoring stream hydrochemical data.      

 

Publications:

Snyder, L., Potter, J.D., and McDowell, W.H. (2018). An evaluation of nitrate, fDOM, and turbidity sensors in New Hampshire Streams. Water Resources Research. 54.https://doi.org/10.1002/2017WR020678

Koenig, L.E., Shattuck, M.D., Snyder, L. E., Potter, J.D., and McDowell, W.H. (2017).Deconstructing the effects of flow on DOC, nitrate, and major ion interactions using a high-frequency aquatic sensor network. Water Resources Research. 53. 10655-10673. doi:10.1002/2017WR020739

Hunt, C.W., Snyder, L., Salisbury, J.E., Vandemark, D., and McDowell, W.H. (2017).SIPCO2: A simple, inexpensive surfacewater pCO2 sensor. Limnology & Oceanography:Methods. 15. 29-301. doi:10.1002/lom3.10157

Snyder, L., and Bowden, W.B. (2014). Nutrient dynamics in an oligotrophicarctic stream monitored in situ by wet chemistry methods. Water Resources Research. 50. 2039–2049, doi:10.1002/ 2013WR014317