Geophysical characterization of karst aquifers using dynamic recharge events

The proposed study aims to deploy seismometers, tiltmeters, and other equipment at the Santa Fe River Sink-Rise system in FL to monitor geophysical responses to recharge events over a two-year period. Geophysical data collected as part of this project will leverage ongoing data collection efforts to enable the interpretation of geophysical responses that arise from hydrologic processes. The overall goal of this remote sensing study is to develop new techniques using data collected at the surface to identify the location of conduits and other subsurface features as well as to provide constraints on flow and hydrologic processes in karst aquifers.