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Paul Ferre

Professor, Environmental Science | Professor, Hydrology / Atmospheric Sciences | Distinguished Professor, Hydrology / Atmospheric Sciences | Member of the Graduate Faculty

Hydrology & Atmospheric Sci

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Research

Water, Society & Ecosystems
The Art and Science of Decision
Modeling of Mass and Energy Flow in Soils
A Geological Perspective
Applied Groundwater Modeling

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Student Thesis/Dissertation(11)

Where the Decision Tree Grows, Exploring the Use of Tree-Based Machine Learning Methods in Monitoring Well Site Selection
2024·masters
Hydrologic Intermediaries as a Missing Link Between Modelers and Stakeholders: A Case Study of Santa Cruz Active Management Area
2021·masters
Streamflow Depletion by Well - Understanding and Managing the Effects of Groundwater Pumping on Streamflow
2021·masters
Using Coupled Hydrogeophysical Modeling to Assess the Relative Value of Proposed Gravity and Water Level Observations to Support Water Resources Decision Making
2021·masters
A User-Friendly Groundwater Modeling Tool to Inform Decision-Making in Arizona-Sonora Transboundary Aquifers
2020·masters

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Paul Ferre

Courses(9)

Water, Society & Ecosystems

The Art and Science of Decision

Modeling of Mass and Energy Flow in Soils

A Geological Perspective

Applied Groundwater Modeling

Student Thesis/Dissertation(11)

Where the Decision Tree Grows, Exploring the Use of Tree-Based Machine Learning Methods in Monitoring Well Site Selection

Hydrologic Intermediaries as a Missing Link Between Modelers and Stakeholders: A Case Study of Santa Cruz Active Management Area

Streamflow Depletion by Well - Understanding and Managing the Effects of Groundwater Pumping on Streamflow

Using Coupled Hydrogeophysical Modeling to Assess the Relative Value of Proposed Gravity and Water Level Observations to Support Water Resources Decision Making

A User-Friendly Groundwater Modeling Tool to Inform Decision-Making in Arizona-Sonora Transboundary Aquifers

News(3)

UA Hydrologists Study Aspen Fire

UA Hydrologists Study Aspen Fire Area to Better Understand Runoff, Flooding

UA Hydrologists Mobilize Students for Global Data Gathering