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Our group is interested in how different aspects affecting the hydrologic cycle – including the atmosphere, plants, soil, microbial activity, and geochemistry – interact with each other. Understanding the links between these elements helps us explain how the environment will respond to changing conditions, including impacts of climate change, land use, and contamination. We use computer models to describe dynamic connections at the land surface, in the unsaturated zone, in groundwater aquifers, and in surface water