Research Group News:
Aug - new publication: *Wright, A, C Brooks, M Gooseff, A Howkins, and S Chignell. 2024. An analysis of McMurdo Dry Valleys' lotic habitats within Antarctica's protected area network and addressing gaps in biodiversity protection. Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research, 56(1): 2375176. [link]

Jul - Congratulations! to Dylan Blaskey who successfully defended his PhD dissertation. Dr. Blaskey is moving on to a postdoctoral research opportunity with the EPA.
 
Jul - new publication: Newman, CP, CE Humphrey, MS Brennwald, WP Gardner, KM Palko, MN Gooseff, and DK Solomon. 2024. High resolution identification and quantification of diffuse deep groundwater discharge in mountain rivers using continuous boat-mounted helium measurements. Journal of Hydrology, 640: 131717. [link]

May - new publication: *Wright, A, M Gooseff, A Bergstrom, and K Welch. 2024. Hydrologic and geochemical contributions from snow to streamflow in the McMurdo Dry Valleys of Antarctica. Hydrological Processes, 10.1002/hyp.15195. [link]

Apr - new publication: *Blaskey, D, MN Gooseff, Y Cheng, AJ Newman, JC Koch, and KN Musselman. 2024. A high-resolution, daily hindcast (1990-2021) of Alaskan river discharge and temperature from coupled and optimized physical models. Water Resources Research,60, e2023WR036217. [link]

Feb - new publication: Lainis, A, RM Neupauer, JC Koch, and MN Gooseff. 2024. Seasonal and decadal subsurface thaw dynamics of an aufeis feature investigated through numerical simulations. Hydrological Processes, doi: 10.1002/hyp.15106. [link]

Our lab blog has details on techniques we use, etc.

Classes taught by Dr. Gooseff:

• Physical Hydrology
  
• Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions
  
• Introduction to Civil Engineering
• Fluid Mechanics
• Open Channel Hydraulics
• Ecological Engineering
• Surface Water Quality Modeling
• Initiating your Academic Career

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What happens when permafrost thaws? 

Using scientific UAVs for studying streams:

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“Thus if the quantity of carbonic acid [CO2 in the air] increases in geometric progression, the augmentation of the temperature will increase in arithmetic progression.” [link]
Svante Arrhenius, 1896

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For Links to Current and Past Research Projects, Consult the RESEARCH Link Above; Some Old Project Links Are Available Here:

• Stream Restoration and Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions (2004-ongoing)
• MOdular Curriculum for Hydrology Advancement, MOCHA (NSF, 2006-2009)
• Ground-Penetrating Radar Hyporheic Zone Project  (2006-2008)
• Arctic National Parks Thermokarst Inventory and Monitoring  (2006-2008)
  (a complimentary element of the Noatak River Freshwater Vital Signs Initiative)
  
• Antarctic Taylor Valley Glacier Melt Water Modeling  (2004)
• Spring Hydrologic Contribution to the Logan River, UT  (2003)
• Utah Sustainable Ecosystem Restoration Partnership - Hydrologic Functions  (2003-2004)
• Hyporheic Exchange Along the River Continuum  (2001-2003)
• Antarctic Hyporheic Exchange and Biogeochemical Cycling (1998-2002)