Graham Fogg

Faculty

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Davis, CA, United States

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Summary

Graham Fogg is Professor of Hydrogeology in the Department of Land, Air and Water Resources. His research interests include groundwater contaminant transport; groundwater basin characterization and management; geologic/geostatistical characterization of subsurface heterogeneity for improved pollutant transport modeling; numerical modeling of groundwater flow and contaminant transport; role of molecular diffusion in contaminant transport and remediation; long-term sustainability of regional groundwater quality; vulnerability of aquifers to non-point-source groundwater contaminants. His work with the Watershed Center has included an important study documenting groundwater conditions in the Lower Cosumnes River, and showing the impact of those conditions on various plans to increase fall flows for salmon.

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Geological control of physical and chemical hydrology in California vernal pools

Mark C., Rains Randy Dahlgren Graham Fogg Thomas Harter R. J., Williamson

Published in Journal of Wetlands Ecology

The role of perched aquifers in hydrological connectivity and biogeochemical processes in vernal pool landscapes, Centra...

Mark C., Rains Graham Fogg Thomas Harter Randy Dahlgren R. J., Williamson

Published in Hydrological Processes

Managing Surface Water-Groundwater to Restore Fall Flows in the Cosumnes River

Jan, Fleckenstein Michael, Anderson Graham Fogg Jeffrey Mount

Published in ASCE Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management

Declining fall flows are limiting the ability of the Cosumnes River to support large fall runs of Chinook salmon. Management scenarios linking surface water and groundwater alternatives to provide sufficient fall flows are examined using groundwater flow and channel routing models. Results show that groundwater overdraft in the basin has converted ...