Proceedings, 31st Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems (SAGEEP)
Nashville, TN, USA March 25-29, 2018

Mississippi Aquifer Investigation, Characterization, and Processes

Chair(s): Wade Kress, U.S. Geological Survey; Bruce Smith, US Geological Survey CGGSC

Note: Abstracts with an Extended abstract are identified below (Extended Abstract)

COUPLING GROUNDWATER FLOW MODELING WITH GEOPHYSICAL MAPPING TO ASSESS WATER AVAILABILITY IN THE MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL PLAIN
Wade Kress, Brian Clark, Jeannie Barlow 

EVALUATING GEOMORPHOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON AQUIFER RECHARGE USING CONTINUOUS RESISTIVITY PROFILING METHODS
Wade Kress, Jason Payne, Benjamin Miller, Madison Kymes 

WATERBORNE-GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS TO CHARACTERIZE STREAMBED SEDIMENTS FOR IMPROVING HYDROLOGIC FRAMEWORKS
Ryan Adams, Wade Kress, Burke Minsley, Benjamin Miller, Craig Moulton 

IMPROVING THE HYDROGEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK OF THE MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL PLAIN USING TIME-DOMAIN ELECTROMAGNETICS
Drew Thayer, Benjamin Bloss, Burke Minsley, Paul Bedrosian, Carole Johnson, Eric White, Katherine Pappas, Colin Sweeney, Wade Kress 

IMPROVING ESTIMATES OF AQUIFER PROPERTIES IN THE MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL PLAIN USING BOREHOLE AND SURFACE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE
Carole Johnson, Burke Minsley, Stephanie Phillips, M. Andy Kass, Rheannon Hart, Wade Kress, John Lane 

HYDROGEOPHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION ALONG THE TALLAHATCHIE RIVER IN THE MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL PLAIN WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR NATURAL AND ENHANCED AQUIFER RECHARGE
Wade Kress, James Rigby, Burke Minsley, Jeannie Barlow 

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