Wendy Timms

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Deakin University

Australia

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Wendy Timms is a Professor at Deakin University in Australia. Her research areas focus on soil gas monitoring, sustainable agriculture, groundwater management, and hydrogeology, as evidenced by her recent articles. She has contributed significantly to topics such as optimizing carbon sequestration practices and developing innovative monitoring devices for water and soil management.

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2020

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Margaret Shanafield

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Andy Baker

Professor

UNSW Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Bre-Anne Sainsbury

Professor (Geomechanics)

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Gabriel Rau

Assistant Professor

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

GERMANY

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Milad Barzegar

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (13)

Optimising soil gas monitoring at an on-shore geological carbon sequestration site

Optimizing sustainable basil cultivation with smart-monitoring: a comparative study of biochar and soilless growth media

Hydrogeological implications of fault-related folding in a Triassic braided sandstone

A calibration approach for compensating hysteresis and nonlinearity error in an MEMS based instrument for porewater pressure monitoring

An underground drip water monitoring network to characterize rainfall recharge of groundwater at different geologies, environments, and climates across Australia

Comparative analysis of biochar carbon stability methods and implications for carbon credits

An Automated Soil Gas Monitoring Device

Development of IOT-based low-cost MEMS pressure sensor for groundwater level monitoring

In situ estimation of subsurface hydro-geomechanical properties using the groundwater response to semi-diurnal Earth and atmospheric tides

MEMS technology and applications in geotechnical monitoring: a review

Optimising water holding capacity and hydrophobicity of biochar for soil amendment – A review

In-situ fines migration and grains redistribution induced by mineral reactions – Implications for clogging during water injection in carbonate aquifers

Hydrogeochemical modelling of corrosive environment contributing to premature failure of anchor bolts in underground coal mines

Collaborators (5)

Margaret Shanafield

Andy Baker

Bre-Anne Sainsbury

Gabriel Rau

Milad Barzegar

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