William B. Ouimet
Associate Professor/Earth Sciences

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Scholarly Contributions

203 Scholarly Contributions

132
Poster/Presentations
56
Journal Articles
8
Conference Proceedings
5
Other Scholarly Works
1
Digital and Electronic Media, Social Media, Blog, Podcast, Magazine/Trade Publication
1
Book Chapter
The Farmington River Valley during the Late Pleistocene: Paleoindian Occupations at Southern New England’s Oldest Archaeological Site
2021
William Ouimet, Caroline Allen, David Leslie
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Deeply Buried Pleistocene Landscapes and the Search for Paleoindian Sites in the Northeast
2022
David E Leslie, Zachary Singer, Peter Leach, William B Ouimet
Research Type: Journal Article

An Anthropocene chronosequence study on upland soils in the northeastern USA
2022
William B Ouimet, Samantha Dow
Research Type: Journal Article

Pyrogenic carbon in temperate forests - long-lasting impact of historical charcoal production on soils and ecosystems
2022
Thomas Raab, Alexander Bonhage, Anna Schneider, William B Ouimet, Alexndra Raab
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

The UCONN Sediment Coring Facility (UCore): Geological and Environmental Analysis of Rivers, Lakes, Reservoirs, Wetlands and Estuaries in CT
2022
William B Ouimet
Research Type: Poster/Presentation

Annual Field Trip Guide for Connecticut Geological Society
2023
William B Ouimet, Robert M Thorson, Samantha Dow
Research Type: Other Scholarly Work

Quantifying Early Anthropocene Landscape Change and its Effects on Watershed Processes in southern New England
2024
William B Ouimet, Katharine Johnson
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

Legacy Impacts and Recovery of \delta15N, \delta13C and C/N Storage in Soils Due to Historic Land Use
2024
William B Ouimet, Samantha Dow, Michael Hren
Research Type: Journal Article

Legacy impacts and recovery of δ15N, δ13C and C/N storage in soils due to historic land use
2024
William B Ouimet, Samantha Dow, Michael Hren
Research Type: Journal Article

Mapping Relict Charcoal Hearths in the northeast US using Deep Learning Convolutional Neural Networks and LIDAR data
2025
William B Ouimet, Chandi Witharana, Eli Anderson
Research Type: Journal Article

Keck Colorado Project: Fire and Catastrophic Flooding, Fourmile Catchment, Front Range, Colorado
David Dethier, William B Ouimet, James Kaste
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

Keck Connecticut Project: Holocene Environmental Change and Human Impacts in southern New England
William B Ouimet, Michael Hren
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATIONS TO UPLAND SOILS FROM HISTORIC LAND USE IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
Michael Hren, William B Ouimet, Samantha Dow
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

HISTORIC LAND USE IMPACTS ON UPLAND SOILS AND EROSION IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
Michael Hren, William B Ouimet, Samantha Dow
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

A RECORD OF EARLY HOLOCENE WILDFIRES AND 18-20 TH CENTURY HUMAN IMPACTS IN AN UPLAND WETLAND IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT
Benjamin Lee, Fernanda Mastroluca, Yulio Araya, Liam Nangle, Kyle Farrell, Heather Scofield, Billy Stansfield, Caitlin T McManimon, Kervelle Baird, William B Ouimet
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

Organic molecular paleohypsometry: A new approach to reconstructing the paleoelevation history of an orogen
William B Ouimet, Michael Hren
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

Keck Colorado Project: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Critical Zone, Boulder Creek Catchment, Front Range, Colorado, in ‘’, April 2013.
David Dethier, William B Ouimet
Research Type: Conference Proceedings

Extreme landscape disequilibrium, slow erosion and shifting elevations during rapid mountain building
Chung Huang, Yuan-Hsi Lee, William B Ouimet, Timothy B Byrne, Paul Bierman, Meng-Long Hsieh
Research Type: Journal Article

Mobile regolith variation, transient hillslopes and Holocene aggradation in the Colorado Front Range
Neil Shea, David Dethier, William B Ouimet, Paul Bierman
Research Type: Journal Article

Characterizing Sediment Mobilization and Landscape Response to Wildfire and Extreme Flooding using Short-Lived Fallout Radionuclides 137Cs and 210Pb, Colorado Front Range
David Dethier, William B Ouimet, Shiela Murphy, James Kaste
Research Type: Journal Article