Imaging high stage river‐water intrusion into a contaminated aquifer along a major river corridor using 2‐D time‐lapse surface electrical resistivity tomography
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John M. Zachara | Erin L. Wallin | William J. Greenwood | J. Zachara | T. Johnson | Timothy C. Johnson | W. Greenwood | E. Wallin
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