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In Nebraska, hydrogeology students find strong expertise in water resources research in our department and collaborating units. Nebraska is one of the national leaders in groundwater use for irrigation by volume and area, similarly to such states as California and Texas. Various courses in inter-departmental programs, instruments for subsurface investigation, drilling and direct push equipment, analytical laboratories, instrumented sites, and airborne remote sensing tools for characterization of water resources are available to our students. Hydrogeology specialization can satisfy any specific student interests, as reflected by diverse sources of funding below
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2018-2021 Groundwater Transit Time Distributions: bridging the gap between advanced tracer techniques and numerical modeling NSF |
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2004 - 2007 Remediation of explosives and solvents at the Nebraska Ordnance Plant Superfund site at Mead, Nebraska Funded by Environmental Protection Agency |
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2007- 2008 Using Electrical Resistivity Imaging to Evaluate Permanganate Performance during an In Situ Treatment of a RDX-Contaminated Aquifer Funded by ESTCP joint program of Department of Defense and Environmental Protection Agency |
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2003-2007 Sand Hills Biocomplexity: Integrating Biogeophysical Processes across Space and Time Funded by National Science Foundation |