Beneath the surface: The statistical story of groundwater monitoring

Abstract Groundwater makes up about 30% of Earth's fresh water supply, and is essential for agriculture, industry and the running of our homes. Environment agencies across the globe count on robust groundwater statistics to make evidence-based decisions. Wayne Jones explains how specialised methods that challenge conventions can provide even more useful information

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Significance
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2026-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jrssig/qmag009
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Groundwater flow and contamination studies
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Beneath the surface: The statistical story of groundwater monitoring

W.G. Jones
Significance
Groundwater flow and contamination studies
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Beneath the surface: The statistical story of groundwater monitoring

W.G. Jones
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Abstract

Abstract Groundwater makes up about 30% of Earth's fresh water supply, and is essential for agriculture, industry and the running of our homes. Environment agencies across the globe count on robust groundwater statistics to make evidence-based decisions. Wayne Jones explains how specialised methods that challenge conventions can provide even more useful information

SignificanceVol. 23(2)
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Groundwater flow and contamination studies
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