Frances O'Donnell

Assistant Professor

Auburn University

United States

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Dr. Frances O'Donnell is an Assistant Professor at Auburn University in the United States. Her research interests encompass groundwater recharge, water management in semi-arid regions, and the implementation of green infrastructure for stormwater management. Dr. O'Donnell has contributed to various studies, including assessments of CO2 storage site characterization and community-level factors affecting water testing access in Haiti.

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Articles (13)

Groundwater Recharge in a Fire‐Adapted, Semi‐Arid Forest: A Watershed Water Balance Approach

Pricing Drinking Water Testing in Northern Haiti: Financial Sensitivity to Operating Costs, User Demand, and Economic Conditions

Accelerating CO2 Storage Site Characterization through a New Understanding of Favorable Formation Properties and the Impact of Core-Scale Heterogeneities

Practical Tool for the Design and Cost Optimization of Permeable Pavements in the Planning Stage of Stormwater Management

Comparison of Vegetation Types for Prevention of Erosion and Shallow Slope Failure on Steep Slopes in the Southeastern USA

A Participatory Approach for Balancing Accuracy and Complexity in Modeling Resilience and Robustness

Developing a Practical Tool for Integrating Green Infrastructure into Cost-Effective Stormwater Management Plans

Vegetation structure controls on snow and soil moisture in restored ponderosa pine forests

Analysis of community‐level factors contributing to cholera infection and water testing access in the Northern Corridor of Haiti

Measuring High Levels of Total Suspended Solids and Turbidity Using Small Unoccupied Aerial Systems (sUAS) Multispectral Imagery

Investigating small unoccupied aerial systems (sUAS) multispectral imagery for total suspended solids and turbidity monitoring in small streams

Estimation of Ground Snow Loads for Low-Latitude, High-Elevation Regions

The impacts of tree stand thinning on groundwater recharge in aridland forests

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Stephanie Shepherd

Joseph John Molnar

Jose Vasconcelos

Jack Montgomery

L. E. Beckingham

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