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22 T8. Advances in characterizing groundwater, surface water, and their interactions (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Janet Rice Barclay, Andrew S. Reeve, Kalle L. Jahn, James Heiss

This session focuses on characterizing groundwater, surface water, and their interactions through fieldwork, modeling, and data synthesis. We welcome submissions addressing flow, transport, water quality, and water levels under both typical and extreme conditions.



Author Availability:

9:00-11:00 a.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
9 22-1 Permeable Pavers and Their Benefit in Civil Infrastructure Sophie Walters View
10 22-2 Quantifying Hydrologic Responses and Water Losses Caused by Hydropeaking Dam Management Practices. Matthew Belden View
11 22-3 Surface Water/Groundwater Exchange in a Multichannel River Floodplain in the White Mountains of New Hampshire River Khoriaty View
12 22-4 Hydrologic Budget for a Eutrophic Lake, Lake Carmi, Northern Vermont Joseph Weldon Petrie View
13 22-5 Interactive Effects of Soil Salinity and Texture on Soil Water Retention and Plant-Available Water in Dryland Agroecosystems Lydia Field View
14 22-6 Influence of Hydrology and Recent Wildfires on Dissolved Black Carbon Export Behavior in the Yukon River, Alaska Madelyn Miller View
15 22-7 Source and Fate of Condensed Aromatic Organic Compounds in a Petroleum Contaminated Aquifer near Bemidji, Minnesota Savanna Grip View
16 22-8 Effects of a rural cemetery on Glenwood Creek Water Quality in the Seneca Lake watershed, Geneva, NY Benjamin Brodney View
17 22-9 Assessing Groundwater Contributions to Surface Water Chemistry in Tatnuck Brook Using Thermal and Chemical Indicators Justin Gagnon View
18 22-10 Impact of Dynamic Shoreline Migration on Coastal Aquifer Response to Sea Level Rise Christopher Russoniello View
Abstract 12707 Withdrawn
20 22-12 Dynamic reorganization of coastal catchment boundaries in response to sea level rise James Heiss View
21 22-13 Spatial Assessment of Sea-Level Rise and Flooding Risks to Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems in Charlestown, Rhode Island Shahriar Bin Shahid View



Advances in characterizing groundwater, surface water, and their interactions (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Monday, 23 March - 8:00 AM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Ballroom C

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 9:00-11:00 a.m.


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