Welcome to the Environmental Geophysics/Hydrology Home Page Stewardship of the subsurface environment through non-invasive investigations. (Site by Jack Hermance)	Environmental Geophysics: " Seeing through a dark glass dimly." Site maintained by: Prof. John F. Hermance (Jack); Dept. of Geological Sciences, Brown Univ., Providence, RI, 02912-1846; Tel: 401-863-3830 e-mail: John_Hermance@Brown.Edu
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Soil Water Links Recent progress on processing noisy NDVI vegetation data Movies of Multi-year time series of vegetation patterns in semi-arid area: Great Basin of North America GE 58 Foundations of Hydrology; Syllabus & Information Newly Proposed Course: GE 04: Water: Floods & Droughts; Landslides & Wildfires Info on Brown Environmental Geophysics/ Hydrology Group (photos & info) Palmer River Watershed Study (maps & cross-sections) Geophysical Field Methods: GE/ES0160; Students in Action GE/ES 158: Quantitative Elements of Physical Hydrology
(All material on this site is copyrighted by author)	CUASHI & Geophysics: Background on a National Geophysical Hydrology Initiative. (Results of Ad Hoc Discussion among geophysicists on a National Program for Geophysical Hydrology on Behalf of CUASHI.)