From surface to subsurface features, Alexey Shulgin translates geophysical measurements into clear insight to drive stakeholders' decision-making.

Scientists and students at the University of Montana are helping update an archive that’s empowering engineers, communities, and more.

A regional hydrologist does rapid assessments of sinkholes, leveraging a peaks and depressions map. Learn why the map is so powerful.

Gridding methods such as Kriging helped Hydrogeological Consultants Ltd. map groundwater resources for 40% of Alberta, Canada. Learn more.

John Andersen is a Senior Geologist with O’Chiese Energy LP. He helps guide drilling decisions using subsurface data. Learn how.

Robert Bowen, CEO of Diversified Scientific Solutions, has been returning to Swan Lake to better understand its health. Discover what he's learned.

A school district set out to build a new facility, but they used geophysics to determine if their preferred location was suitable for construction.

A recent paper has new insights about the dire wolf in the interior of North America, including the predator’s range and ultimate disappearance.

Flat-headed peccaries were adaptable and flexible animals, but they still died off years ago. Archaeologist Matt Hill investigated their extinction.

Rob Bowen was tasked with quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from degrading permafrost in the Mackenzie Delta. Learn how he did it.

Recently, the Dewhurst Group had to take an untraditional data analysis approach to create a monster map that visualized pure salt in Mexico.

To prepare the next generation of scientists, WMU has a hydrogeology field camp. Professor Dogan is one of the instructors helping equip students.