David W. Hyndman
Our research explores the physical and chemical processes that influence groundwater flow and solute transport, and the factors that affect seismic and electromagnetic wave propagation. We combine multiple independent geophysical and hydrologic datasets through three-dimensional numerical simulations to estimate aquifer properties with high resolution. The influence of these properties on groundwater flow, solute transport, and bioremediation of organic contaminants is also an active area of research in our group. We also explore the influence of climate and land use changes on the flux of water and solutes through regional watersheds, and the influence of these factors on ecological health.
Dogan, M, Van Dam, RL, Bohling, GC, Butler, JJ, Jr., Hyndman, DW, 2011, Hydrostratigraphic analysis of the MADE site with full-resolution GPR and direct-push hydraulic profiling, Geophysical Research Letters, 38, L06405, doi:10.1029/2010GL046439.
Jayawickreme, D.H., Van Dam, R.L., Hyndman, D.W., 2010, Hydrological consequences of land-cover change: Quantifying the influence of plants on soil moisture with time-lapse electrical resistivity. Geophysics, 75, WA43-WA50.
Wiley, MJ, DW Hyndman, BC Pijanowski, AD Kendall, C Riseng, ES Rutherford, ST Cheng, ML Carlson, JA Tyler, RJ Stevenson, PJ Steen, PW Seelbach, JM Koches, and RR Rediske, 2010, A multi-modeling approach to evaluating climate and land use change impacts in a Great Lakes River Basin. Hydrobiologia. doi: 10.1007/s10750-010-0239-2.
Hu, BX, MM Meerschaert, W Barrash, DW Hyndman, C He, X Li, and L Guo, 2009, Examining the influence of heterogeneous porosity fields on conservative solute transport., Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 108, 77-88.
