Groundwater Monitoring, Modeling & Remediation

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Groundwater is a vital resource that sustains ecosystems, agriculture, and communities worldwide. Our focus on monitoring, modeling, and remediation drives advancements in managing groundwater systems sustainably. 

Monitoring research develops innovative methods to track groundwater quality, quantity, and flow dynamics. This includes deploying advanced sensors, remote sensing technologies, and geochemical analysis to detect contamination and assess aquifer health.

Modeling research enhances predictive tools for simulating groundwater behavior under various scenarios, such as climate change, land use shifts, and industrial impacts. These models inform decision-making, helping to design effective management and conservation strategies.

Remediation research explores cutting-edge techniques for addressing groundwater contamination. From bioremediation to in-situ chemical treatments, we aim to develop cost-effective and environmentally friendly solutions to restore aquifer integrity.

Together, these research areas provide a comprehensive approach to safeguarding groundwater and balancing environmental needs with human demands. Whether for industrial projects, municipal water systems, or environmental restoration, our expertise delivers practical, sustainable solutions.

Researchers

Dr. C. Power (cpower24@uwo.ca)

Western Engineering, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,

Research Interests:

  • Soil and Groundwater Remediation
  • Contamination by industrial chemicals and acid rain drainage
  • Site characterization and monitoring techniques
  • Environmental and engineering geophysics

For further information: Chris Power - CEE - Western Engineering

 

 

Dr. C. E. Robinson (crobinson@eng.uwo.ca)

Western Engineering, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,

Research Interests:

  • Groundwater-surface water interactions
  • Fate and transport of contaminants
  • Groundwater and reactive transport modeling
  • Low impact development stormwater management technologies

For further information:  Clare Robinson - CEE - Western Engineering