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Christopher Hobza

Chris Hobza is a lead hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey Central Plains Water Science Center, based in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Chris has worked for the USGS since 2001, first as a student in Nebraska and then in Fayetteville, Arkansas where he received his Masters in Geology in 2006.  Since returning to Nebraska Chris has worked on a variety of projects dealing with groundwater/surface-water interaction, groundwater recharge, and geologic framework studies.

Education

2003, B.S. Water Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

2006, M.S. Geology, University of Arkansas

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Possible Extent and Depth of Salt Contamination in Ground Water Using Geophysical Techniques, Red River Aluminum Site, Stamps, Arkansas, April 2003 Possible Extent and Depth of Salt Contamination in Ground Water Using Geophysical Techniques, Red River Aluminum Site, Stamps, Arkansas, April 2003

A surface-geophysical investigation of the Red River Aluminum site at Stamps, Arkansas, was conducted in cooperation with the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality to determine the possible extent and depth of saltwater contamination. Water-level measurements indicate the distance to water level below land surface ranges from about 1.2 to 3.9 feet (0.37 to 1.19 meters) in shallow...
Authors
Gregory P. Stanton, Wade H. Kress, Christopher M. Hobza, John B. Czarnecki
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Science and Products

Filter Total Items: 25

Possible Extent and Depth of Salt Contamination in Ground Water Using Geophysical Techniques, Red River Aluminum Site, Stamps, Arkansas, April 2003 Possible Extent and Depth of Salt Contamination in Ground Water Using Geophysical Techniques, Red River Aluminum Site, Stamps, Arkansas, April 2003

A surface-geophysical investigation of the Red River Aluminum site at Stamps, Arkansas, was conducted in cooperation with the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality to determine the possible extent and depth of saltwater contamination. Water-level measurements indicate the distance to water level below land surface ranges from about 1.2 to 3.9 feet (0.37 to 1.19 meters) in shallow...
Authors
Gregory P. Stanton, Wade H. Kress, Christopher M. Hobza, John B. Czarnecki
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