Welcome to the Water Resources & Remote Sensing Laboratory in the Department of Geology at the University of Georgia What We Do: The WRRS research group focuses primarily on complex and interrelated geologic and environmental problems using field-based data, satellite remote sensing techniques, and numerical models. The research weaves four interconnected threads related to water resources: addressing issues pertaining to the sources, distribution, sinks, fluxes, and mechanisms of groundwater recharge on local and regional scales; development and assessment of hydrologic models using both field-based data and cost-effective technologies to quantify, forecast, and better understand water resources; advancing the science of satellite applications in hydrology and geology; and evaluating groundwater potentialities using near-surface geophysics, isotope geochemistry, and remote sensing. WRRS research is primarily focused on arid to semi-arid environments or within data-sparse environments (e.g., Egypt, Morocco, Kuwait, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia). Read more about our projects About the Director: Dr. Adam Milewski is a Professor of Hydrogeology & Remote Sensing in the Department of Geology at the University of Georgia in Athens, GA. Dr. Milewski obtained a Ph.D. from Western Michigan University in Hydrogeology specializing in remote sensing and hydrologic modeling. He began his professional career as the Principal Research Associate in the Earth Sciences and Remote Sensing Laboratory at Western Michigan University. During this time he was also a groundwater modeling consultant for BLDI Inc. in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Dr. Milewski is well published in the scientific literature and has received awards for teaching, research, and service. His research weaves four interconnected threads related to water resources: (1) addressing issues pertaining to the sources, distribution, sinks, fluxes, and mechanisms of groundwater recharge on local and regional scales; (2) development and assessment of hydrologic models using both field-based data and cost-effective technologies to quantify, forecast, and better understand water resources; (3) advancing the science of satellite applications in hydrology and geology; and (4) evaluating groundwater potentialities using near-surface geophysics, isotope geochemistry, and remote sensing. His research is primarily in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. He established the Water Resources and Remote Sensing Laboratory and is the co-founder and current director of the ARCHES (Advancing Research & Capacity for Hydrologic Education and Science) program (http://arches.wrrs.uga.edu ). He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the US Chapter of the International Association of Hydrogeologists, is President of the US Early Career Hydrogeologists’ Network, and serves as the Associate Editor of /Environmental Earth Sciences/. >>>> Water Resources and Remote Sensing Water Resources and Remote Sensing WRRS at the University of Georgia – Geology Department *Current and Previous WRRS Projects * Menu * Home * Personnel > Expand child menu o Current Personnel o Visitors o Past Personnel * Projects * Publications > Expand child menu o Journal Publications o Conference Proceedings o Book Chapters and Reviews * Services * Courses * Facilities * Photos * ARCHES Scroll down to content <#content> Satellite Hydrology * Recharge Dynamics * Hydrological Modeling * Hydrologic Education & Capacity Building * Climate, Water, and Anthropogenic Nexus * Environmental Research WRRS Twitter Search for: Search Proudly powered by WordPress
