Barret Kurylyk

@dalhydro.bsky.social

Canada Research Chair, Civil and Resource Engineering, Dalhousie University - interested in groundwater, rivers, coasts, climate change, permafrost, fish habitat

Hydrology Paper of the Day @dalhydro.bsky.social @dylanjirvine.bsky.social on how shallow groundwater temperatures vary due to hydrological processes: monitoring and measurements; energy fluxes and numerical models; seasonality and spatial patterns; mixing and exchanges; and future research.

Dylan Irvine@dylanjirvine.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Paper led by @dalhydro.bsky.social on Groundwater Temperature Processes and Patterns, Implications for Thermal Regimes in WIRES Water. #openaccess #hydrology 🧪💧 wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

New Nature Cities comment on how increasing groundwater salinity and levels pose threats to coastal urban infrastructure. Such processes should be included in the IPPC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities. Thanks to all coauthors rdcu.be/ezw0x

Invisible groundwater threats to coastal urban infrastructure

Nature Cities - Groundwater-associated hazards in coastal cities can be as acute as surface flood hazards, but are often overlooked, more persistent and harder to identify. Here we discuss how...

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