• Impact of Isotopic Heterogeneity in Shallow Systems on Modeling of Stormflow Generation 

  Kendall, Carol (1993)

  A major uncertainty in hydrologic and geochemical modeling of stormflow generation in watersheds has been quantification of the contributions of water and solutes from different sources and hydrologic pathways to streamwater. ...

• INDIUM PARTITIONING BETWEEN FERROMAGNESIAN PHASES AND FELSIC MELTS: SIGNIFICANCE FOR ORE FORMATION AND EXPLORATION 

  Gion, Austin Michael (2017)

  Indium demand has increased due to the production of cell phone screens, solar cells, alloys, and LED displays. This suggests a need for increased exploration, which can aide in constraining where in space and time ...

• Meter Scale Heterogeneities in the Oceanic Mantle Revealed in Ophiolite Peridotites 

  Haller, Mitchell Bruce (2017)

  The upper oceanic mantle is the largest accessible terrestrial geochemical reservoir. Numerous aspects of the upper oceanic mantle’s current state, as well as its chemical evolution through time, remain obscure. Although ...

• Melt extraction and crustal thickness variations at segmented mid-ocean ridges 

  Bai, Hailong (2017)

  Mid-ocean ridges are underwater volcanic mountains extending more than 55,000 km in ocean basins worldwide, accounting for nearly 80% of the Earth’s volcanism. They are the birthplace of new seafloor, resurfacing two thirds ...

• HYDROLOGICAL, BIOLOGICAL, AND GEOCHEMICAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG CARBON, NITROGEN, AND BASE CATIONS IN RESTORED AND UNRESTORED URBAN STREAMS 

  Doody, Thomas Rossiter (2017)

  Urban infrastructure changes hydrologic flowpaths of water into streams and alters ecosystem function. Geomorphic stream restoration is commonly implemented to stabilize channels, while ecosystem function, and nutrient ...

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