Time Domain Electromagnetic Induction Survey of the Sandstone Aquifer in the Lake Winnebago Area
The Cambrian and Ordovician sandstone aquifer of eastern Wisconsin is a major source of water for municipalities and industry in eastern Wisconsin.
Refinement of Two Methods for Estimation of Groundwater Recharge Rates
Understanding the spatial distribution of groundwater recharge is a basic prerequisite for effective groundwater resource management and modeling.
Evaluating Options for Changing Groundwater Monitoring Requirements for Landfills to Reduce Mercury Used by Laboratories
The State of Wisconsin requires aqueous environmental samples at solid waste landfills to be tested for chemical oxidation demand (COD).
Geologic and Geochemical Controls on Arsenic in Groundwater in Northeastern Wisconsin
This project involved geologic and hydrogeologic approaches to investigate the release of naturally occurring arsenic concentrations to well water in a confined sandstone aquifer in northeastern Wisconsin.
Natural Attenuation of VOCs at Wisconsin Landfills: A Preliminary Evaluation
This study investigates whether the processes of natural attenuation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that function in groundwater at small-scale sites such as spills and leaking underground storage tanks also apply at large-scale municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills.
Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions in the Nine Springs Watershed
The purpose of this report is to document the activities completed under Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Grant Nos. NMH00000183 and NMI00000261.