Elise King

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

5h-index210citations13works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Fish Ecology and Management Studies(7), Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies(5), Hydrology and Sediment Transport Processes(3), COVID-19 and Mental Health(2), Freshwater macroinvertebrate diversity and ecology(2)

Publications13 total

The association between depressive symptoms and antibody response following SARS-CoV-2 vaccination among central North Carolina residents
PLOS mental health.·2025Open Access
Network topology drives population temporal variability in experimental habitat networks
Population Ecology·2025Open Access
SARS-CoV-2 infection in central North Carolina: Protocol for a population-based longitudinal cohort study and preliminary participant results
UNC Libraries·2021Open Access
The role of floods and droughts on riverine ecosystems under a changing climate
Fisheries Management and Ecology·2019· 46 cited
Slashing Phragmites <i>(Phragmites australis)</i> prior to planting does not promote native vegetation establishment
Ecological Management & Restoration·2019· 1 citedOpen Access
Commonwealth Environmental Water Office Long Term Intervention Monitoring Project: Goulburn River Selected Area evaluation report 2015-16. Report prepared for the Commonwealth Environmental Water Office
2017· 2 cited
Commonwealth Environmental Water Office Long Term Intervention Monitoring Project Goulburn River Selected Area evaluation report 2014-15
2016· 6 cited
Two decades of ecohydraulics: trends of an emerging interdiscipline
Journal of Ecohydraulics·2016· 12 cited
Two decades of ecohydraulics: trends of an emerging interdiscipline
Figshare·2016Open Access
Bayesian reference condition models achieve comparable or superior performance to existing standard techniques
Freshwater Science·2014· 3 cited
Squeezing the most out of existing literature: a systematic re‐analysis of published evidence on ecological responses to altered flows
Freshwater Biology·2013· 104 citedOpen Access
<b>A Bayesian hierarchical trend analysis finds strong evidence for large‐scale temporal declines in stream ecological condition around Melbourne, Australia</b>
Ecography·2009· 36 cited
Aquatic fauna in a chain-of-ponds system: the influence of habitat features in a fragmented Victorian lowland river
Minerva Access (University of Melbourne)·2004

Frequent Co-authors

J. Angus Webb(6), Michael J. Stewardson(3), Roser Casas‐Mulet(2), Doris Hoogeveen(2), Long Duong(2), Garima Lakhanpal(2), Ben Baker(2), Simon Casanelia(2), Michael Grace(2), Wayne M. Koster(2), Katrina Lansdown(2), Anna Lintern(2), Daniel J. Lovell(2), Kay Morris(2), Kallie Townsend(2), Geoff Vietz(2), Jessie K. Edwards(2), Haley Abernathy(2), Haley E Garrett(2), Emily J. Ciccone(2)