Nathan Young

Assistant Professor of Hydrology

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

United States

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Nathan Young is an Assistant Professor of Hydrology at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in the United States. His research areas include groundwater flow dynamics, slope stability, and the hydrogeology of sensitive clay deposits. Recent articles authored by Dr. Young focus on topics such as the impact of deep fractures on groundwater flow and methods for optimizing freshwater pumping under uncertain conditions.

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Modelling the impact of deep fractures on groundwater flow and slope stability in post-glacial marine clays (Quebec, Canada)

Deep Hydraulically‐Active Fractures in Sensitive Clay Deposits: Implications for Groundwater Flow and Slope Stability

Long‐Term, High‐Resolution Permafrost Monitoring Reveals Coupled Energy Balance and Hydrogeologic Controls on Talik Dynamics Near Umiujaq (Nunavik, Québec, Canada)

Pumping Optimization Under Uncertainty in an Island Freshwater Lens Using a Sharp‐Interface Seawater Intrusion Model

Field performance of four vibrating-wire piezometer installation methods

Bias in hydraulic head measurements from multilevel vibrating-wire piezometers with excessively permeable backfill

A hybrid approach for integrated surface and subsurface hydrologic simulation of baseflow with Iterative Ensemble Smoother

Comparing alternative conceptual models for tile drains and soil heterogeneity for the simulation of tile drainage in agricultural catchments

Hydrogeology of a complex Champlain Sea deposit (Quebec, Canada): implications for slope stability

A Conceptual Model for Anticipating the Impact of Landscape Evolution on Groundwater Recharge in Degrading Permafrost Environments

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John Molson

Ariane Locat

Jean-Michel Lemieux

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