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Key Publications
Doyle
and Ensign (2009). Alternative reference frames in river
systems science. BioScience
59: 499-510.
Doyle
et al. (2008).
Aging infrastructure and ecosystem restoration. Science 319(5861): 286-287.
Doyle
et al. (2005).
Effective discharge analysis of ecological processes in
streams. Water Resources Research,
41, W1141, doi: 10.1029/2005WR004222.
Doyle et al. (2003). Hydrogeomorphic controls on
phosphorus retention in streams. Water Resources Research 36(6): 1147, doi: 10.1029/2003WR002038.
Doyle et al. (2003), Channel adjustments following two dam removals in
Wisconsin. Water
Resources Research. 39(1),
1011, doi: 10.1029/2002WR001714.
Law Reviews
1. Womble, P., and M.W. Doyle (2012, in press). Legal and
political constraints on geographic service areas of ecosystem service
markets. Harvard Environmental Law Review
2. Doyle, M.W.,
and T. BenDor (2011, in press). Evolving
law and policy of freshwater ecosystem service markets. William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review.
Peer-reviewed
articles in journals, AGU monograph series (n=2), or ASCE monograph (n=1))
[RSS]: River system science
(geomorphology, ecology, biogeochemistry, hydrology)
[EEP]: Environmental economics and
policy (ecosystem service markets, infrastructure, floodplain management, legal
jurisdictions)
[HIST]: History or archaeology
(political economy of rivers; Cilician geo-archaeology)
Published (including in press):
70. Doyle, M.W.,
and E.S. Bernhardt (accepted with revision). What is a stream? Environmental Science and
Technology. [EEP]
69. Lave, R., M.
Doyle, M. Robertson (2010). Privatizing stream restoration in
the US. Social Studies of Science
40(5): 677-703. [EEP]
68. Ardon, M., J. Morse, M.W. Doyle, and E Bernhardt
(2010). The water quality benefits of
restoring a large agricultural wetland on the southeastern coastal plain. Ecosystems 13: 1060-1078 [RSS]
67. Hester,
E.T., and M.W. Doyle (2011). Ecological response to
riverine temperature change. Journal of American Water Resources Association. [RSS]
66.Julian, J.P., S.Z., Seegert, S.M.
Powers, E.H. Stanley and M.W. Doyle (2010, in press). Light
as a first-order control on ecosystem structure in a temperate stream. Ecohydrology. [RSS]
65. Ardon, M., S. Montanari, J.L.
Morse, M.W. Doyle and E.S. Bernhardt (2010). Phosphorus export
from a restored wetland ecosystem in response to natural and experimental
hydrologic fluctuations. Journal of Geophysical Research – Biogeosciences.
[RSS]
64. Sholtes, J., and M.W. Doyle (2011). Effect
of channel restoration on flood wave attenuation. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering.
[RSS]
63. Riggsbee, J.A., R. Manners, J.P. Julian,
M.W. Doyle, J. Muehlbauer, J. Sholtes, and M.J. Small. Influence of biotic
processes on channel forms and processes. Geomorphology. [RSS]
62. Doyle, M.W.,
and R.L. Fuller (in press). Quantitatively evaluating restoration scenarios for rivers with
recreational flow releases. AGU Monograph: Stream Restoration in Dynamic
Fluvial Systems. [RSS]
61. Rauh, N.K., R.F. Townsend, M.C. Hoff, M.Dillon,
M.W. Doyle, C. Ward, R. Rothaus, H. Caner, U. Akkemik, L. Wandsnider, S. Ozaner, and C. Dore (in press). Life in the Truck Lane:
Urban development in Western Rough Cilicia.
JOAI (Annual of the Austrian
Archaeological Institute), 100 page ms, Spring 2010. [HIST]
60. Fuller, R.L.,
C. Griego, J.D. Muehlbauer,
J. Dennison, and M.W. Doyle (in press). Response of stream macroinvertebrates
in flow refugia and high scour areas to a series of
floods: A reciprocal replacement study. JNABS
[RSS]
59. Patterson,
L., and M.W. Doyle (in press). Hyposographic demography across scale. Professional Geographer. [EEP]
58. Fuller,
R.L., S. Doyle, L. Levy, J. Owens, E. Shope, L. Vo,
E. Wolyniak, M.J. Small and M.W. Doyle
(2010). Impact of regulated releases on
periphyton and macroinvertebrate communities: the
dynamic relationship between hydrology and geomorphology in frequently flooded
rivers. River Research and Applications
[RSS]
57. Doyle, M.W.
and A. Yates (2010). Stream ecosystem service markets under no-net-loss
regulation. Ecological Economics 69:
820-827[EEP]
56. Doyle, M.W., and E.H. Stanley (2010, in press). Stream
ecosystem response to dam removal. In Dam Removal, American Society of Civil
Engineers Monograph. [RSS]
55. Riggsbee, A., and M.W. Doyle (2009). Environmental
markets: the power of regulation. Science
326: 1061. [EEP]
54. BenDor, T.,
and M.W. Doyle (2010), Planning for ecosystem service markets. Journal of the American Planning Association
76: 59-72. [EEP]
53. Havlick, D., and M.W. Doyle (2009). Restoration
geographies. Ecological
Restoration 27(3): 240-243. [EEP]
52. BenDor, T., J.
Sholtes and M.W. Doyle (2009, in press). Landscape characteristics of stream and wetland mitigation banking. Ecological Applications. [EEP]
51. Doyle, M.W.
and S.H. Ensign (2009). Alternative reference frames in river systems
science. BioScience
59(6): 499-510. [RSS]
50. Orr, C.H.,
J.J. Clark, P.R. Wilcock, J.C. Finlay, and M.W.
Doyle. Morphological and biologic control of limiting
nutrient uptake in a field-scale flume (2009). Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences
114, G02019, doi:10.1029/2008JG000825. [RSS]
49. Doyle, M.W.,
and D. Havlick (2009). Infrastructure
in the environment. Annual Review
of Environment and Resources 34: 349-373. [EEP]
48. Ensign,
S.H., M. Piehler, and M.W. Doyle. (2009).
Riparian zone denitrification affects nitrogen flux through a tidal freshwater
river. Biogeochemistry 91: 133-150. [RSS]
47. Lave, R., M.M. Robertson, and M.W. Doyle
(2008).
Why you should pay attention to stream mitigation banking. Ecological Restoration 26:287-289. [EEP]
46. Patterson,
L., and M.W. Doyle (2009). Assessing effectiveness of
national flood policy through spatiotemporal monitoring of socioeconomic
exposure. Journal of the American
Water Resources Association, 45:1-16. [EEP]
45. Craig, L.S.,
M.A. Palmer, D.C. Richardson, S. Filoso, E.S.
Bernhardt, B.P. Bledsoe, M.W. Doyle, P.M. Groffman,
B.A. Hassett, S.J. Kaushal,
P.M. Mayer, S.M. Smith, and P.R. Wilcock (2008). Stream restoration strategies for reducing river nitrogen loads.
Frontiers in Ecology and Environment
6, doi: 10.1890/070080. [RSS]
44. Julian,
J.P., E.H. Stanley and M.W. Doyle (2008). Basin-scale
consequences of agricultural land use on benthic light availability and primary
production along a sixth-order temperate river. Ecosystems, 11:1091-1105. [RSS]
43. Hester,
E.T., and M.W. Doyle. (2009). The influence of in-stream geomorphic
structures on stream temperature via induced hyporheic exchange, Limnology and Oceanography, 54: 355-367. [RSS]
42. Julian,
J.P., M.W. Doyle and E.H. Stanley (2008). Optical water
quality in rivers. Water Resources
Research, vol 44, W10411, doi:10.1029/2007WR006457.
[RSS]
41. Julian, J.P., M.W. Doyle, and E.H. Stanley (2008). Empirical modeling of light availability in rivers. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences, 113, G03022, doi: 1029/2007JG000601. [RSS]
40. Riggsbee, A., C. Orr, D. Leech, M.W. Doyle and R. Wetzel (2008). Suspended sediments in river ecosystems: photochemical sources of dissolved organic carbon, dissolved organic nitrogen and adsorptive removal of dissolved iron. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences,113, doi:10.1029/2007JG000654. [RSS]
39. Doyle. M.W., E.H. Stanley, D.G. Havlick, M.
Kaiser, G. Steinbauch, W.L. Graf, G.E. Galloway, J.A.
Riggsbee (2008). Aging infrastructure and ecosystem
restoration. Science
319(5861): 286-287. [EEP]
38. Small,
M.J., M.W. Doyle, R. Fuller, and R. Manners (2008). Geomorphic vs hydrologic control on stream ecosystems: example using
organic matter. Freshwater
Biology doi:10.1111/j.1365-2427.2008.01999. [RSS]
37. Hester,
E.T., and M.W. Doyle (2008). Efficacy of in-channel
geomorphic structures for hyporheic exchange. Water Resources Research Vol 44, W03417,
doi:10.1028/2006WR005810. [RSS]
36. Doyle, M.W.
and C. Shields (2008). A measure of discharge
effectiveness over the entire flow distribution. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 33: 308-316. [RSS]
35. Manners,
R., and M.W. Doyle (2008). A mechanistic model of woody
debris jam evolution and its application to wood-based restoration and
management. River
Research and Applications (in press). [RSS]
34. F.D. Shields, Jr., R.R. Copeland, P.C. Klingeman,
M.W. Doyle and A. Simon (2008). River Restoration. In
Garcia, M. (ed.), Erosion and Sedimentation: ASCE’s Manual 54, 2nd
Edition. [RSS]
33. Riggsbee,
A., J. Julian, M.W. Doyle and R. Wetzel (2007). Carbon
and nitrogen loading during the dam removal process. Water Resources Research, Vol 43, W09414, doi:
101.1029/2006WR005318. [RSS]
32. Manners,
R., M.W. Doyle, and M.J. Small (2007). Structure
and hydraulics of natural woody debris jams. Water Resources Research 43, W06432, doi:
10.1029/2006WR004910. [RSS]
31. Doyle, M.W.,
F.D. Shields, K.F. Boyd, P.E. Skidmore, and D.E. Domminick
(2007). Channel-forming discharge selection in river
restoration design. Journal of
Hydraulic Engineering 133: 831-837. [RSS]
30. Renschler, C.S., M. Doyle and M. Thoms (2007). Geomorphology and
ecosystems: Challenges and keys to success. Geomorphology
89: 1-8. [RSS]
29. Simon, A., M. Doyle, M. Kondolf, F.D. Shields, B. Rhoads, and M.
McPhillips (2007). Critical evaluation of how the Rosgen
Classification and associated natural channel design methods fail to
integrate and quantify fluvial processes and channel response. Journal
of the American Water Resources Association, 43(5): 1-15. [EEP]
28. Post,
D.M., M.W. Doyle, J.L. Sabo, and J.C. Finlay (2007). The problem of boundaries
in defining ecosystems: a potential landmine for uniting geomorphology and
ecology. Geomorphology: 111-126. [RSS]
27. Ensign,
S.H., and M.W. Doyle (2006). Nutrient spiraling in
streams and river networks. Journal
of Geophysical Research – Biogeosciences, 111,
G04009, doi: 10.1029/FG000114. [RSS]
26. Doyle, M.W., and E.H. Stanley (2006). Exploring links between fluvial
geomorphology and nutrient-periphyton dynamics using simulation models. Annals
of Assoc. of American Geographers 96(4):
687-698. [RSS]
25. Doyle,
M.W. (2006). A heuristic model for potential geomorphic
influences on trophic interactions in streams. Geomorphology, 77: 235-248. [RSS]
24. Fraser, F.,
M.W. Doyle and H. Young (2006). Creating effective flood
mitigation policies. EOS
87(27): 265,270. [EEP]
23. Shields,
F.D., E.J. Langendoen, and M.W. Doyle (2006). Adapting existing models to
examine the effects of agricultural conservation programs on stream habitat
quality. Journal of the American Water Resources Association 42(1): 25-33. [RSS]
22. Doyle, M.W.,
E.H. Stanley, D. Strayer, R. Jacobson, and J.C. Schmidt (2005). Effective discharge analysis of ecological processes in streams.
Water Resources Research, 41, W1141, doi: 10.1029/2005WR004222. [RSS]
21. Doyle, M.W.
(2005). Incorporating hydrology into nutrient spiraling
theory. Journal of Geophysical
Research 110, G01003, doi: 10.1029/2005JG000015.
[RSS]
20. Ensign,
S.E.,
and M.W. Doyle (2005). In-stream transient storage and associated nutrient
retention: Evidence from experimental manipulations. Limnology
and Oceanography, 50: 1740-1751. [RSS]
19. Doyle, M.W, E.H. Stanley, C.H. Orr, A.R. Selle, and J.M. Harbor
(2005). Response of stream ecosystems to dam removal: Lessons from the
heartland. Geomorphology 71: 227-244.
18. Doyle, M.W.
and J. Julian (2005). The most cited works in geomorphology. Geomorphology 72: 238-249. [RSS]
17. Sethi, S.A., A.R. Selle,
M.W. Doyle, E.H. Stanley, and H.E. Kitchel. 2004.
Response of unionid mussels to dam removal in Koshkonong Creek, Wisconsin
(USA). Hydrobiologia
525:157-165. [RSS]
16. Doyle, M.W., A.R. Selle, J.M. Stofleth, E.H. Stanley, and J.M. Harbor
(2003). Predicting the
depth of erosion following dam removal using a bank stability model. International
Journal of Sediment Research, 18(2):
128-134. [RSS]
15. Doyle, M.W., and J.M. Harbor (2003). Modeling the
effect of form and profile adjustments on channel equilibrium timescales. Earth
Surface Processes and Landforms 28: 1271-1287. [RSS]
14. Doyle, M.W., E.H. Stanley, and J.M. Harbor (2003). Hydrogeomorphic controls on phosphorus retention
in streams. Water Resources Research 36(6): 1147, doi:
10.1029/2003WR002038. [RSS]
13. Doyle, M.W., E.H. Stanley, and J.M. Harbor (2003), Channel
adjustments following two dam removals in Wisconsin. Water Resources Research. 39(1), 1011, doi: 10.1029/2002WR001714.
[RSS]
12. Shields, F.D., R.R. Copeland, P.C. Klingeman,
M.W. Doyle, and A. Simon (2003). Sedimentation engineering for stream
restoration: A Review. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering 129(8): 575-584.
[RSS]
11. Doyle,
M.W, E.H. Stanley and J.M. Harbor (2003).
Towards policies and decision-making for dam removal. Environmental Management 31(4):
453-465. [EEP]
10. Doyle, M.W., and J.M. Harbor (2003). A scaling
approximation of equilibrium time-scales for sand-bed and gravel-bed rivers
responding to base-level lowering, Geomorphology
54: 217-223. [RSS]
9. Wilcock, P.R., J.C. Schmidt, M.G. Wolman, W.E. Dietrich, D.
Dominick, M.W. Doyle, G.E. Grant, R.M. Iverson, D.R. Montgomery, T.C. Pierson,
S.P. Schilling, and R.C. Wilson (2003).
When Models Meet Managers: Examples from Geomorphology. In Wilcock,
P.R. and R.M. Iverson (eds.), Prediction
in Geomorphology. American Geophysical Union: 27-40. [EEP]
8. Myers-Kinzie, M., A. Space, C.F. Rich, and M.W. Doyle
(2003). Relationship
of unionid mussel occurrence to channel stability in urban streams. Internationale
Vereiningung für Theoretische und angewandte Limnologie Verhandlungen
28(2): 822-826. [RSS]
7. Stanley, E.H., and M.W. Doyle (2003).
Trading off: the ecological effects of dam removal.
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
1: 15-22. [RSS]
6. Doyle, M.W., E.H. Stanley, J.M. Harbor, and G.E. Grant (2003). Dam
removal in the United States: Emerging Needs for Science and Policy, EOS
84(4): 29-33. [EEP]
5. Doyle,
M.W., E.H. Stanley, and J.M. Harbor (2002).
Geomorphic analogies for assessing probable channel
response to dam removal. Journal
of the American Water Resources Association 38(6): 1567-1579. [RSS]
4. Stanley,
E.H., and M.W. Doyle (2002). A geomorphic perspective on
nutrient retention following dam removal. BioScience 52(8):
693-701. [RSS]
3. Stanley,
E.H., M.A. Luebke, M.W. Doyle, and D.W. Marshall.
(2002). Short-term
changes in channel form and macroinvertebrate communities following low-head
dam removal in the Baraboo River, Wisconsin.
Journal of the North American Benthological
Society 21: 172-187. [RSS]
2. Doyle, M.W. and F.D. Shields, Jr. (2000). Incorporation of bed
texture into a channel evolution model.
Geomorphology 34: 291-309. [RSS]
1. Doyle, M.W., C.F. Rich, J.M. Harbor and A. Spacie (2000). Examining the effects of
urbanization on streams using indicators of geomorphic stability. Physical Geography 21(2): 155-181. [RSS]
1. Doyle, M.W.,
and T. BenDor (in press). Freshwater ecosystem service
markets. Water
Markets. [EEP]
Editorials, Commentaries, and Non or Less Peer-reviewed
5. Womble, P., and M.W. Doyle (2010). Setting
geographic service areas for compensatory mitigation. National Wetlands Newsletter Sept/Oct
18-23.
4. Beach, T., N.
Dunning and M.W. Doyle. Geoarchaeology and
geomorphology: Soils, sediments and societies. Geomorphology, 101: 413-415.
3. Doyle, M.W.
(2007). The need for exit strategies. Issues in Science and Technology
(National Academy of Sciences), Winter. [EEP]
2. Doyle, M.W.,
and M.M. Robertson (2007). Clouded Supreme Court decision necessitates
geographic research. AAG Newsletter
42(1): 7. [EEP]
1. Renschler,
C., M.W. Doyle, and M. Thoms (2006). Geomorphology and ecosystems: challenges
and keys for success in bridging disciplines. Geomorphology vol 89: 1-8.
Discussions and Replies
5. BenDor, T., and M.W. Doyle (2010). The authors respond
[Landscape characteristics of a stream and wetland mitigation program]. National
Wetlands Newsletter, July/August, 21-23.
4. Shields,
F.D., E.J. Langendoen, and M.W. Doyle (2006). Reply: Adapting existing models to examine
the effects of agricultural conservation programs on stream habitat
quality. Journal of the American Water Resources
Association 42(6).
3. Doyle, M.W.,
E.H. Stanley and J.M. Harbor (2003). Reply to J.A. Thornton: Geomorphic
analogies for assessing probable channel response to dam removal. Journal of the American Water
Resources Association 39(5).
2. Doyle, M.W.,
and J.M. Harbor (2001). Discussion of ‘Rapid assessment of channel stability in vicinity of
road crossing’ by Johnson, P.A., G.L. Gleason and R.D. Hey. Journal
of Hydraulic Engineering 126: 85-87.
1. Doyle, M.W.,
and J.M. Harbor (2000). Discussion of ‘Evaluation of Rosgen’s streambank erosion potential
assessment in Northeast Oklahoma’, by R. Daren Harmel,
C. T. Haan, and Russell C. Dutnell.
The Journal of the American Water
Resources Association 36(5): 1191-1192.
Book Reviews
4. Doyle, M.W.
(2006). Review of “River Channel Management. Geomorphology, 74: 322-323.
3. Doyle, M.W.
(2005). Review of ‘River Processes.’ Geomorphology 65: 338-339.
2. Doyle, M.W.
(2004). Review of ‘Gravel-bed Rivers
5’. Geomorphology 57: 437-439.
1. Doyle, M.W.,
and J.M. Harbor (2002). Review of ‘Dam Removal: Science and Decision Making’ by
the Heinz Center Panel on Dam Removal. BioScience
52(8): 749-750.
Edited Books and Volumes
Renschler, C.S., M.W. Doyle, and M. Thoms, (2007). Geomorphology
and Ecosystems. Geomorphology. vol 89, issue 1.
Urban, M., M. Daniels, and M.W. Doyle (2006). Linking Geomorphology and
Ecology, Special issue of the journal Geomorphology,
volume 77, issue 3.
Beach,
T., M.W. Doyle, and N. Running (2008). Geomorphology and Archaeology:
Soils, Sediment, and Societies. Special issue of the journal Geomorphology, vol
101, issue 3.
Popular Media Outlets
Doyle and BenDor, Stream restoration: who really
benefits? Raleigh News and Observer,
op-ed, Dec 2009 [note: supported by editorial following day]
BenDor and Doyle, Stimulus in a watery state. Raleigh News and Observer, op-ed, March
2009.
Doyle, M.W., and L. Patterson, NC overflows with flood
risk. Raleigh News and Observer
op-ed, Sept 4, 2008.
Doyle, M.W., Kudos and caution to town board. News of Orange County op-ed, May 1,
2008.
Doyle, M.W., Need for fixes can’t be ignored. Raleigh News and Observer op-ed, May 25,
2008.
Major Works in
Preparation
Doyle, M.W. America’s
Rivers and the American Experiment. Book manuscript, 50% complete (chapters
completed on history of navigation, flood control, hydropower, property rights
and takings, and restoration)