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Session No. 42: T102. A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Riliwan Damilola Abioye, Ayobami Oluwadunsin Oladapo, Ifeanyi Emmanuel Anyanwu, Carrie Faucett Wisdom, Miguel E. Valencia

Description:

This session is designed for undergraduates presenting research and senior theses in the field of hydrogeology. Prizes will be awarded for top presentations. Employers and graduate advisors are encouraged to attend.



Author Availability:

2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
190 42-1 Assessing Health Risk of Groundwater from Microbial and Geochemical Contamination in the Karst Aquifer of Rockbridge County, Virginia Wynn Robbins View
191 42-2 Chloride Contamination and Urban Water-Quality Degradation in a Second-Order Urban Stream: Evidence of Urban Stream Syndrome and Freshwater Salinization Syndrome Ava Miller View
192 42-3 Storm- Driven Mobilization of Anthropogenic Litter in Urban Stream Systems Catherine Nearpass View
193 42-4 Identifying the Influence of Watershed Development and Precipitation on Anthropogenic Fiber Pollution in Freshwater: A Natural Experiment of Three Finger Lakes in Western New York, USA Ella Donaldson View
194 42-5 Evaluating the Presence of Atrazine, Glyphosate, and Metolachlor within a Midwestern USA Agricultural Watershed Lauren Flegel View
195 42-6 Microplastic Distribution, Abundance, and Characteristics in Belizean Surface Water and Groundwater Systems Eli Landsman View
196 42-7 Measured and Modeled Contaminant Mobility in Uranium Mill Tailings with Column Tests Seth Williams View
197 42-8 Determining Groundwater Flow Patterns in a Glacially-Influenced Midwestern Wetland Vanessa O’Brien View
198 42-9 Resolving Apparent Losing–Stream Behavior with Diel Air–Water Temperature Signals Lani Kiene View
199 42-10 A Comparison of Chemical, Physical, and Isotopic Baseflow Separation Methods to Investigate Groundwater and Surface Water Interactions in the Chippewa River (WI) Wyatt Draves View
200 42-11 Investigation of Tidal-Bore-Induced Surface Water and Hyporheic Zone Mixing Using Paired Geophysics and Heat as a Hydrologic Tracer Vanessa Lavender View
201 42-12 Flow-Connectivity Improves Stream Temperature Predictions in a Karst Watershed: A Spatial Stream Network Approach Daniel Curtis View
202 42-13 Surface Water-Groundwater (Dis)Connectivity in a Biologically Unique Endorheic Desert Basin Alex Paxton View
203 42-14 Shallow Subsurface and Surface Geochemistry of a Groundwater-Fed Endorheic Basin Rich in Sulfate Evaporites Jimena Guzman View
204 42-15 Characterizing Groundwater Hydrochemistry in a Karst Aquifer System, Rockbridge County, Virginia Claire Shin View
205 42-16 Hydrochemical Evolution of Glacier-Fed Watersheds in the Cordillera Blanca, Peru Claire Loeffler View
206 42-17 Trends in Precipitation and Groundwater d-excess Across the Colorado Front Range: Variability and Comparisons to δ18O Ethan Martinez View
207 42-18 Fingerprinting Spring Water Sources Using pH, Specific Conductivity, and dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) Correlation with Elements in the Gibson Jack Watershed Estee Hull View
208 42-19 Evaluating Radon-222 Baseline Occurrence and Variability in Central Texas Springs Alexis Hunt View
209 42-20 Integrating Remote Sensing, Hydrologic, and Water Budget Analyses Reveals Surface Water–Groundwater Connectivity Through a Karst Watershed: Snake Creek, Great Basin National Park Olivia Burns View
210 42-21 Relationship Between Fractures, Faults, Karst Features, and Groundwater Flow in Sinking Valley, Pennsylvania Taylor Steinhilber View
211 42-22 A Hydrogeophysical and Hydrochemical Evaluation of Kirsch Spring, Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer, Oklahoma Kelsey Semple View
212 42-23 Evaluating Artificial Intelligence as an Aid to Electrical Resistivity Imaging Interpretation at a Fuel Impacted Site IAN MCKENZIE View
213 42-24 Development of an AI Cross Sector Data Integration Tool for Ground Water Management Decision Making Sophia Hunt View



A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Sunday, 11 October - 2:00 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Hall F

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.


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