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- Professor
- Department of Forest Hydrology
School of Forest Resources
The Pennsylvania State University
311 Forest Resources Laboratory
University Park, Pennsylvania 16802
(814) 865-8830
- Email: jal@psuvm.psu.edu
Vitae
Education
The Pennsylvania State University BS 1966 Forestry
The Pennsylvania State University MS 1969 Forestry
The Pennsylvania State University PhD 1976 Forestry
Professional Experience
1966-67 Graduate Assistant, School of Forest Resources
1967-68 Research Assistant, Waste Water Renovation and Conservation Project
1968-76 Research Assistant, Experimental Watershed Project
1977-82 Assistant Professor, Department of Forest Hydrology, School of Forest Resources,
The Pennsylvania State University
1982-90 Associate Professor, Department of Forest Hydrology, School of Forest Resources,
The Pennsylvania State University
1990-present Professor, Department of Forest Hydrology, School of Forest Resources, The
Pennsylvania State University
Chairman of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) and a member of the
Executive Committee, Data Management and Analysis Subcommittee, and the Quality Assurance
Steering Committee
Member of the Science and Technical Advisory Committee, Chesapeake Bay Program.
Invited participant at a Workshop on Modeling the Effects of Atmospheric Deposition on
Aquatic Ecosystems, sponsored by EPA, Raleigh, NC (1983); EPA’s National Stream
Survey Workshop, Harpers Ferry, VA (1986); NAPAP’s Watershed Research Coordination
Workshop, Atlanta, GA (1986); EPA’s Episodic Response Project Design Workshop,
Timberline Lodge, OR (1987).
Research Focus
Forest Hydrology, water quality, watershed management, atmospheric deposition.
Responsible for the development of a graduate research program in forest hydrology.
Project Coordinator of the University’s Experimental Watershed Research Unit and
Pennsylvania’s Atmospheric Deposition Monitoring Program.
 | Selected Publications
 | Lynch, J.A., G.B. Rishel, and E.S. Corbett. 1984. Thermal alteration of streams
draining clearcut watersheds: Quantification and biological implications. Hydrobiologia
111:161-169. |
| Hornbeck, J., Lynch, J.A., E.S. Corbett, and P.D. Duffy. 1984. Chapter 14, Forest
hydrology and watershed management. Forestry Handbook, Washington, DC; Society of American
Foresters. John Wiley and Sons, New York, NY. Pp. 637-679. |
| Lynch, J.A., E.S. Corbett, and K. Mussallem. 1985. Best management practices for
controlling nonpoint-source pollution on forested watersheds. Jour. Of Soil and Water
Conservation 40(1):164-168. |
| Lynch, J.A., C.M. Hanna, and E.S. Corbett. 1986. Predicting pH, alkalinity, and
total acidity in stream water during episodic events. Water Resources Research
22(6):905-912. |
| Potter, F.I., J. A. Lynch, and E.S. Corbett. 1988. Source areas contributing to
the episodic acidification of a forested headwater stream. Journal of Contaminant
Hydrology 3:293-305. |
| Lynch, J.A. and E.S. Corbett. 1990. Development of best management practices for
controlling nonpoint pollution from silvicultural operations. Water Resources Bulletin 26
(1):41-52. |
| Hornbeck, J.W., M.B. Adams, E.S. Corbett, E.S. Veryy, and J.A. Lynch. 1994.
Long-term impacts of forest treatments on water yield: A summary for Northeastern United
States. J. Hydrol. |
| Lynch, J.A., J. W. Grimm, and V. C. Bowersox. (In Press). Trends in precipitation
in the United States: A national perspective. 1980-1992. Atmospheric Environment. |
| Lynch, J.A. and E.S. Corbett. (In Press). Nitrate export from managed and
unmanaged forested watersheds in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. In: Proc. 1994 Chesapeake
Research Conf. "Towards a sustainable coastal watershed: The Chesapeake
Experiment." June 1-3, 1994. Norfolk, VA, The Chesapeake Bay Consortium.
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Collaborators
Crane, R.
Dann, M.S.
Fisher, A.
Grimm, J.W.
Kostelnik, K.M.
Yarnell, B.
Current and Pending Support
Maryland Department of Natural Resources; Quantifying Wet Deposition Using a
3-Dimensional Precipitation Model; $53,580; March 1995 through November 1996
USEPA; Regional Hydrologic Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate: An Integrated
Assessment of the Susquehanna River Basin; $460,000; November 1995 through October 1998.
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