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2002. Bailey, Matthew. M.Sc. Analysis of Vertical Hydraulic Conductivity Using Heat as a Tracer to Estimate Streambed Infiltration in Rillito Creek, Tucson, Arizona.

2002. Dowman, Charles. M.Sc. Measured Temperature Profiles to Evaluate Recharge in the Semiarid Southwest.

2002. Lawler, David. M.Sc. Using Streambed Temperature Sensors to Monitor Flow Events in the San Pedro River, Southeastern Arizona and North-Central Sonora, Mexico.

2002. Masbruch, K. M.Sc. A Time Domain Transmission Method for Determining the Dependence of the Dielectric Permittivity on Volumetric Water Content: Applications to Municipal Landfills.

2003. Blasch, Kyle. Ph.D. Streamflow Timing and Estimation of Infiltration Rates in an Ephemeral Stream Channel Using Variably Saturated Heat and Fluid Transport Methods.

2003. Dickinson, Jesse. M.Sc. Inferring Time-Varying Recharge from Inverse Analysis of Long-Term Water Levels.

2003. Faust, Abbie. M.Sc. The Effect of Pedo-Transfer Functions on Estimated Rates and Patterns of Potential Recharge.

2003. Fielding, Gavin. M.Sc. ARMETT - Arid Region Mapping of Evapo-Transpiration Technique.

2003. Furman, Alex. Ph.D. Steps Towards the Implementation of ERT for Monitoring Transient Hydrologic Processes.

2003. Harlow, Chawn. Ph.D. Remote and In Situ Measurements of Soil and Vegetation Water Content.

2003. Rucker, Dale. Ph.D. “Improved Analysis of Borehole Ground Penetrating Radar to Monitor Transient Water Flow in the Vadose Zone.”

2004. Hinnell, Andrew. M.Sc. The Influence of TDR-Rod-Induced Flow Disruption on Measured Water Content During Steady-State Flow.

2004 Olander, Anastasia. M.Sc. Comparison Of Measured Hydraulic Properties To Predicted Values for the Upper San Pedro Watershed, Arizona.

2004. Von Glinski, Gerd. M.Sc. Using BGPR to Monitor Water Content.

2005. Callegary, James. Ph.D. Spatial Sensitivity of Low-Induction-Number Frequency-Domain Electromagnetic-Induction Instruments.

2005. Leon, Elizabeth. M.Sc. Sensitivity Analysis and Inverse Modeling of an Updated and Refined Numerical Groundwater Flow Model of the Prescott Active Management Area, Yavapai County, Arizona.

2005. Peterson, Lars. M.Sc. Comparative Analysis of Step and Pulse Time Domain Transmission Techniques Using Laboratory Sands and Saline Pore Water.

2006. Cordova, Jeff. M.Sc. Optimizing Gravity Monitoring Networks for Characterizing Basin Scale Hydrology.

2007. Chief, Karletta. Ph.D. Soil Air Permeability and Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity: Development of Soil Corer Air Permeameter, Post-Fire Physical Changes, and Three-Dimensional Air Flow Model in Anisotropic Soils.

2007. Desilets, Sharon. Ph.D. Flood Processes in Semi-Arid Streams: Flood Routing and Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions.

2008. Blainey, Joan. Ph.D. Using Coupled Modeling Approaches to Quantify Hydrologic prediction Uncertainty and to Design Effective Monitoring Networks.

2009. Hinnell, Andrew. Ph.D. Merging Measurement and Modeling for More Efficient Hydrologic Analysis.

2009. Rice, Amy. M.Sc. Predicting Hydraulic Response: Comparison of Textural and Response Clustering Approaches to Soil Classification.

2011. Kikuchi, Colin. M.Sc. Spatially Telescoping Measurements for Characterization of Ground Water - Surface Water Interactions along Lucile Creek, Alaska

2012. Goode, Tomas. Ph.D. Optimization of Electrical Geophysical Survey Design for Hydrogeological Applications and Subsurface Target Discrimination.

2012. Gosch, Damian. M.Sc. Determining Fate and Transport Parameters for Nitroglycerine, 2,4-Dinitrotoluene, 2,6-Dinitrotoluene, and Nitroguandidine in Soils.

2014, Hundt, Stephen. M.Sc. Using an Ensemble of Models to Design a Well Field Considering Regional Hydrologic Uncertainty.

2015. Kikuchi, Colin. Ph.D. Three Perspectives on the Worth of Hydrologic Data