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Lee Slater
Rutgers University NewarkMeeting roles in:
Towards a more quantitative comparison of electromagnetic induction surveys for regional nutrient loss assessments of agricultural fields
Delineating Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions in a Flow-Through Glacial Lake Down-Gradient of Crude Oil Spill Plumes
Geophysical Monitoring of Oak and Pine Trees Under Varying Mortality in a Marsh-Forest Upland Transect
Comparison of lithological controls on vegetation patterning in sub-tropical and boreal peatlands.
Hydrogeophysical measurements suggest that groundwater upwelling enhances methane ebullition in patterned pools of a northern peatland
Atmospheric controls on methane flux estimates in northern peatlands using eddy covariance and multi-site LSTM modeling
Microfluidic Induced Polarization and Spectroscopic Mapping of Apatite Precipitation for Subsurface Remediation
Assessing the effects of varying soil moisture and organic matter on induced polarization in variably saturated mineral soils
Induced Polarization Signatures at Former Fire Training Areas Contaminated with Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF)
Nonpoint Source Pollution Dynamics, Impacts, Management, Control, and Regulatory Efforts in Groundwater and Vadose Zone Systems I Poster
Relationships Between Intrinsic and Apparent Spectral Induced Polarization (SIP) Relaxation Times of Electron-Conducting Targets
Transforming In Situ Subsurface Remediation Monitoring by Decoding Spectral Induced Polarization Data
Characterizing Biochar in Soil: Insights from Spectral Induced Polarization Measurements
Resistivity and Induced Polarization Responses Linked to Biogeochemical Processes in a Hydrocarbon Plume
Does Soil Heterogeneity Promote Seasonal Changes in Salinity along Forested and Agricultural Marsh-to-Upland Transects?
Characterizing PFAS Retention and Saturation Effects in Vadose Zone Soils with Spectral Induced Polarization
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