Globally, groundwater represents a critical natural resource that is affected by changes in
natural supply and renewal, as well as by increasing human demand and consumption …

Historic levels of drought, globally, call for sustainable freshwater management. Under
pressing demand is a refined understanding of the structures and dynamics of groundwater …

Data assimilation applications in integrated surface-subsurface hydrological models
(ISSHMs) are generally limited to scales ranging from the hillslope to local or meso-scale …

Bedrock property quantification is critical for predicting the hydrological response of
watersheds to climate disturbances. Estimating bedrock hydraulic properties over watershed …

In water-stressed regions of the world, managed aquifer recharge (MAR), the process of
intentionally recharging depleted aquifers, is an essential tool for combating groundwater …

Abstract The Mississippi Alluvial Plain hosts one of the most prolific shallow aquifer systems
in the United States but is experiencing chronic groundwater decline. The Reelfoot rift and …

Land subsidence as a result of groundwater overpumping in the San Joaquin Valley,
California, is associated with the loss of groundwater storage and aquifer contamination …

The ability to quantify structural uncertainty in geological models that incorporate
geophysical data is affected by two primary sources of uncertainty: geophysical parameter …

The Earth's subsurface structure provides critical insights into sustainable resource
management and geologic evolution. The airborne electromagnetic (AEM) method is an …

Quaternary glacial aquifers are important water sources for irrigation in many agricultural
regions, including eastern Nebraska, USA. Quaternary glacial aquifers are heterogeneous …