Groundwater Storage and Recharge Distribution of a Subalpine Meadow in the Sierra Nevada, CA
Groundwater Storage and Recharge Distribution of a Subalpine Meadow in the Sierra Nevada, CA
Abstract
The westward-draining meadows of the Sierra Nevada range are important source areas for the streamflow to surface water systems across the state of California. The aim of this study was to determine if reconnecting the floodplain led to increased evaporation. Can we connect geophysics and geochemistry to resolve areas of evaporation?
Results
| Title | Format | Download | Students |
|---|---|---|---|
| Groundwater Storage and Recharge Distribution of a Subalpine Meadow | poster | Groundwater Storage and Recharge Distribution of a Subalpine Meadow | Denise Burgett |
Project Date:
Spring 2022
Faculty:
- Robin Glas
- Zeno Levy
- Matty Mookerjee
- Rachel Hutchinson
Departments:
- Geology
Partners:
- USGS
- South Yuba River Citizens League
Students:
- Denise Burgett
Locations:
- Other Location
Project Topics:
- Biodiversity
- Climate
- Land Use
- Planning & Governance
- Technology
- Water