Emilio Grande

Assistant Professor

California State University, East Bay

United States

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Emilio Grande is an Assistant Professor at California State University, East Bay. His research areas include groundwater hydrology, salt marsh resilience, and subsurface water dynamics, as demonstrated in his recent articles exploring topics such as water isotope variability and nitrate dynamics in marsh systems. He has also investigated groundwater patterns and seasonal runoff generation in various hydrologic contexts.

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John M. Mallard

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Margaret Zimmer

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Anna Braswell

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University of Florida

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Erin Seybold

University of Kansas

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Nicholas Ward

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University of Washington

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Genevieve Noyce

Smithsonian Institution

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Articles (10)

The hidden influence of terrestrial groundwater on salt marsh function and resilience

How Rains and Floods Become Groundwater: Understanding Recharge Pathways With Stable and Cosmogenic Isotopes

A Tale of Two Storms: Inter‐Storm Variability of Stable Water Isotopes in a Solute Transport Model

Flow Directions and Ages of Subsurface Water in a Salt Marsh System Constrained by Isotope Tracing

Seasonal and tidal variations in hydrologic inputs drive salt marsh porewater nitrate dynamics

Boston’s Walkable Neighborhood Systems: delineation and performance

Storage variability controls seasonal runoff generation in catchments at the threshold between energy and water limitation

Tidal frequencies and quasiperiodic subsurface water level variations dominate redox dynamics in a salt marsh system

Patterns in Radon Activity in California Groundwater

Catchment storage and residence time in a periodically irrigated watershed

Collaborators (6)

John M. Mallard

Margaret Zimmer

Anna Braswell

Erin Seybold

Nicholas Ward

Genevieve Noyce

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