Mark S Pleasants

University of Wyoming | PhD Candidate

Subject Areas: Hydrology, Soil Physics, Hydrogeophysics

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Water content, groundwater level, snow lysimeter, rainfall, potential evapotranspiration, Archie’s Law calibration, streamflow, gravimetric water retention, and particle size analysis data from No Name watershed in Snowy Range of southeast Wyoming and Spear-O watershed in Big Horn Mountains of northern Wyoming.

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Synthetic hydrologic model driving data (rainfall, snowmelt, potential evaporation, potential transpiration) and assumed soil data (hydraulic properties and texture) are provided for uncoupled and coupled brute force hydrogeophysical inversion tests.

For field data applications of the brute force hydrogeophysical inversions, raw and inverted electrical resistivity tomography data, hydrologic model driving data (rainfall, snowmelt, potential evaporation, potential transpiration), and measured soil characteristics (water retention and texture) are provided for the 2018 water year (1 October 2017 to 30 September 2018) from the No Name watershed in southeast Wyoming.

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Hydrologic Model Driving Data and Geophysical Measurements - Uncoupled and Coupled Brute Force Hydrogeophysical Inversions
Created: June 17, 2021, 9:54 p.m.
Authors: Pleasants, Mark S · Thijs J Kelleners · Andrew D Parsekian · Felipe dos Anjos Neves

ABSTRACT:

Synthetic hydrologic model driving data (rainfall, snowmelt, potential evaporation, potential transpiration) and assumed soil data (hydraulic properties and texture) are provided for uncoupled and coupled brute force hydrogeophysical inversion tests.

For field data applications of the brute force hydrogeophysical inversions, raw and inverted electrical resistivity tomography data, hydrologic model driving data (rainfall, snowmelt, potential evaporation, potential transpiration), and measured soil characteristics (water retention and texture) are provided for the 2018 water year (1 October 2017 to 30 September 2018) from the No Name watershed in southeast Wyoming.

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ABSTRACT:

Water content, groundwater level, snow lysimeter, rainfall, potential evapotranspiration, Archie’s Law calibration, streamflow, gravimetric water retention, and particle size analysis data from No Name watershed in Snowy Range of southeast Wyoming and Spear-O watershed in Big Horn Mountains of northern Wyoming.

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