Resistivity line going up a hill.
Dimitris and Brian setting up the resistivity instrument.
Brian and Karen near the injection wells.
Dimitris setting up the SuperSting.
About Me
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My research focuses on applied hydrogeophysics - that is investigations of hydrological science questions utilizing near-surface geophysics. My PhD thesis assessed the role of northern peatlands on the global carbon cycle non-invasively by estimating biogenic methane accumulations in the suburface using ground-penetrating radar (GPR). Now as a postdoc at Stanford University, I will be focusing on estimating aquifer properties using GPR and nuclear magnetic resonance technology.
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