Mapping and Characterization of Springs in Brown and Calumet Counties
Flow from groundwater springs and the associated emergent environment provide important habitat for a variety of terrestrial and aquatic plant and animal species.
Identification and Characterization of Springs in West-Central Wisconsin
The objectives of this investigation were to locate springs within St. Croix County, to measure the discharge rate of each of these springs, and to estimate the recharge area for springs with discharge rates greater than or equal to 1.0 cubic foot per second (cfs).
A Survey of Baseflow Discharges in the Western Fox-Wolf Watershed
Wisconsin's 2003 Act 310 expanded the State's authority to manage the environmental impacts of high capacity wells. Implementation of Act 310 represents a formidable challenge for WDNR staff
Evaluating Drinking-well Vulnerability to Viruses
This study investigated the source, transport, and occurrence of human enteric viruses in municipal well water, focusing on sanitary sewer sources. A total of 33 wells from 14 communities we...
Disinfection of Enteric Viruses in Wisconsin Municipal Groundwater Systems
Project canceled (WDNR communication 2010).
Groundwater Mounding and Contaminant Transport Beneath Stormwater Infiltration Basins
Increased impervious areas resulting from urbanization cause an increase in stormwater runoff and a decrease in infiltration to the groundwater table.