Senior Fellow - Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment; The George L. Harrington Professor in the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
Rosemary Knight focuses her research on the development of geophysical methods for imaging the top ~100 m of Earth for environmental applications. Of specific interest is the use of electromagnetic methods for exploring the properties and processes that control the distribution and movement of water in the subsurface.
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December 18, 2019 | Research Brief
April 05, 2019 | Peer-Reviewed Publications
April 01, 2019 | Peer-Reviewed Publications
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July 08, 2024 | Fresno Bee
Rosemary Knight's new research uncovers the underground reason as to why some rivers in the San Joaquin Valley are lifting the ground while others aren't.
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Rosemary Knight's new study reveals that clay-rich land doesn't sink as fast and uplifts more with recharge compared to land made up of coarse sand and gravel.
Rosemary Knight explains how her team uses satellite data with airborne electromagnetic flight data to assess recharged water from the Sierra Nevadas.
September 22, 2023 | NASA Applied Sciences
Profile on Rosemary Knight’s work to advance the use of geophysics for groundwater science and management
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