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Associated Concepts [?]
- Geology
- Physics
- Biology
- Geography
- Engineering
- Geomorphology
- Paleontology
- Computer science
- Tectonics
- Seismology
- Meteorology
- Environmental science
- Structural basin
- Oceanography
- Mechanical engineering
- Hydrology (agriculture)
- Geotechnical engineering
- Cartography
- Thermodynamics
- Telecommunications
- Rift
- Precipitation
- Operating system
- Global Positioning System
- Geophysics
Authored Works
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- Strain accommodation during continental rifting: Mantle lithosphere matters
- Quantifying Subsurface Water Loss During the Present Southwest U.S. Drought, 2020-2022
- Investigating the Relationship Between GPS Elastic Displacements and Hydrologic Storage in Rain and Snow Dominated Watersheds
- Hydrologic Signals in GNSS Geodesy and Their Implications for Advancing Hydrologic Models
- Fluctuation in subsurface water inferred from GPS elastic displacements: Insight on water cycle processesand the critical zone
- Empirical relationship between GNSS-derived antecedent water storage and streamflow runoff in the western United States
- Using Elastic Deformation of the Earths Surface to Investigate Watershed Storage-Discharge Relationships
- Tracking the storage and dissipation of atmospheric river storm water in the Russian River watershed using GPS elastic displacements
- Quantifying uncertainties in GNSS-inferred surface hydrologic loading
- Loss of water in the ground in the southwest U.S.during drought in 2020 and 2021
- Hydrologic Signals in GNSS Geodesy and Their Implications for Future Hydrology
- Comparison of GPS Observations of Crustal Deformation and Hydrologic Storage Estimates
- Assessing meteorological and hydrological drought in the western US using geodesy
Linked Co-Authors
- A. A. Borsa
- Anna M. Wilson
- Ashlesha Khatiwada
- Athina Peidou
- C. J. Ebinger
- D. N. Wiese
- Donald F. Argus
- F. W. Landerer
- Hilary R. Martens
- I. D. Bastow
- M. Ralph
- Mason Perry
- Ming Pan
- Nicholas Lau
- Qiqi Cao
- R. Kounoudis
- Rebecca Bendick
- Stacy Larochelle
- W. Payton Gardner
- Yuning Fu
- Z. H. Hoylman
Linked Collaborating Institutions
- California Institute of Technology
- California Institute of Technology, Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences
- Colorado School of Mines
- Imperial College, London
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Tulane University, Louisiana
- University of Arizona
- University of California, Los Angeles
- University of California, San Diego
- University of California, San Diego, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- University of Montana
- University of Nairobi, Kenya
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