Wondwosen Seyoum

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Illinois State University

United States

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Wondwosen Seyoum is an Assistant Professor at Illinois State University, USA. His research primarily focuses on hydro-climatic variables, groundwater flow, and water quality as reflected in his recent articles. He employs numerical modeling and remote sensing technologies to investigate the interrelationships between water and environmental factors in various ecosystems.

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2020

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Articles (7)

Interrelationships Between NDVI, Surface Water, and Regional Hydro-Climatic Variables In the Sudd Wetland

Investigating Thermal Controls on the Hyporheic Flux as Evaluated Using Numerical Modeling of Flume-Derived Data

Groundwater flow path and travel time using numerical models to understand radium transport in deep bedrock aquifers

Recycling of Nitrate and Organic Matter by Plants in the Vadose Zone of a Saturated Riparian Buffer

Spatiotemporal Analysis of Water Quality Indicators in Small Lakes Using Sentinel-2 Satellite Data: Lake Bloomington and Evergreen Lake, Central Illinois, USA

High-Resolution Mapping of Tile Drainage in Agricultural Fields Using Unmanned Aerial System (UAS)-Based Radiometric Thermal and Optical Sensors

Suitability of satellite-based hydro-climate variables and machine learning for streamflow modeling at various scale watersheds

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Eric Peterson

William Perry

Toby Dogwiler

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