in Environmental Earth System Science, Stanford University
The Hydrogeology and Water Resources Program falls under the umbrella of the Department of Environmental Earth System Science (EESS) within the School of Earth Sciences at Stanford University. Our research
interests span a range of topics including the scientific basis for water resources management, hydroecology / ecohydrology, surface - groundwater interactions, groundwater allocation policy, fluid flow and solute transport processes, innovative simulation techniques, and cutting-edge technologies in hydrogeophysics and remote sensing in hydrology.
Graduate Program:
- MS (with thesis) and PhD tracks
- Combines earth sciences and engineering
- Research integrates field data with quantitative modeling
The Stanford Hydro Group consists of graduate students and post-doctoral research associates working with Professor Steven Gorelick. We interact with faculty in other Stanford departments and scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
History
The Hydrogeology and Water Resources Program in the Department of Environmental Earth System Science at Stanford University has a distinguished history of education and research, producing many of the top hydroscientists in the United States.
- Emeritus Professor Irwin Remson (retired)
- History of the Stanford Hydrogeology Program
- Remson Academic Tree
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