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Hydro-Geophysics
Research Group (HGR)
Feasibility
Study of Various Geophysical Methods in Monitoring Water
Flow in an Artificial Aquifer Storage and Recover (ASR)
System
This
is a new research consortium formed in 2006 at the Colorado
School of Mines. The mandate is to study the feasibility
of various geophysical methods and to develop methodology
for monitoring the Aquifer Storage and Recover (ASR) problem.
The goal of this research apply geophysics in the monitoring
of both natural and artificial ASR systems and develop the
necessary tools and methods to model water flow within the
systems to help hydrologists better understand flow in the
subsurface.
This
is a collaborative project undertaken with the University
of British Columbia Geophysical Inversion Facility.
For
more information on our ASR monitoring research, please
click here.
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