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This dissertation examines the ability of the soils/paleosols on hillsides (Palouse loess) to recharge deeper aquifers through the use of environmental tracer profiles. Also described are regional recharge rates and mechanisms as determined through the us

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Title:
Assessment of hydrologic processes across multiple scales in soils/paleosol sequences using environmental tracers
Authors:
O'Geen, A.T.
Contributors:
Idaho Water Resources Research Institute; IWRRI
Date:
2002
Description:
This dissertation examines the ability of the soils/paleosols on hillsides (Palouse loess) to recharge deeper aquifers through the use of environmental tracer profiles. Also described are regional recharge rates and mechanisms as determined through the us
Subjects:
water supply groundwater paleosols
Location:
Palouse Region
Idaho County:
Latah County
Latitude:
46.88
Longitude:
-117.17
Collection:
Palouse Basin
Source:
University of Idaho
Publisher:
University of Idaho
Contributing Institution:
University of Idaho
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Cataloger:
wbv
Date Digitized:
2012
Language:
eng

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