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2003

Noble gas loss may indicate groundwater flow across flow barriers in Southern Nevada
Thomas, J. M.; Hudson, G. B.; Stute, M.; Clark, J. F.
Environmental Geology
(2003)
Issue:
5
Pages:
568-579
Volume:
43
DOI 10.1007/s00254-002-0681-1

2002

A paleotemperature record derived from dissolved noble gases in groundwater of the Aquia Aquifer (Maryland, USA)
Aeschbach-Hertig, W.; Stute, M.; Clark, J. F.; Reuter, R. F.; Schlosser, P.
Geochimica Et Cosmochimica Acta
(2002)
Issue:
5
Pages:
797-817
Volume:
66
Pii S0016-7037(01)00804-3

1998

A H-3/He-3 study of ground water flow in a fractured bedrock aquifer
Aeschbach-Hertig, W.; Schlosser, P.; Stute, M.; Simpson, H. J.; Ludin, A.; Clark, J. F.
Ground Water
(1998)
Issue:
4
Pages:
661-670
Volume:
36

1997

A tracer study of the Floridan aquifer in southeastern Georgia: Implications for groundwater flow and paleoclimate
Clark, J. F.; Stute, M.; Schlosser, P.; Drenkard, S.
Water Resources Research
(1997)
Issue:
2
Pages:
281-289
Volume:
33

1996

SF6-He-3 tracer release experiment: A new method of determining longitudinal dispersion coefficients in large rivers
Clark, J. F.; Schlosser, P.; Stute, M.; Simpson, H. J.
Environmental Science & Technology
(1996)
Issue:
5
Pages:
1527-1532
Volume:
30

1995

Gas Transfer Velocities for Sf6 and He-3 in a Small Pond at Low Wind Speeds
Clark, J. F.; Schlosser, P.; Wanninkhof, R.; Simpson, H. J.; Schuster, W. S. F.; Ho, D. T.
Geophysical Research Letters
(1995)
Issue:
2
Pages:
93-96
Volume:
22
A 30,000-Yr Continental Paleotemperature Record Derived from Noble-Gases Dissolved in Groundwater from the San-Juan Basin, New-Mexico
Stute, M.; Clark, J. F.; Schlosser, P.; Broecker, W. S.; Bonani, G.
Quaternary Research
(1995)
Issue:
2
Pages:
209-220
Volume:
43
Chlorofluorocarbons in the Hudson Estuary during Summer Mouths
Clark, J. F.; Smethie, W. M.; Simpson, H. J.
Water Resources Research
(1995)
Issue:
10
Pages:
2553-2560
Volume:
31
Cooling of Tropical Brazil (5-Degrees-C) during the Last Glacial Maximum
Stute, M.; Forster, M.; Frischkorn, H.; Serejo, A.; Clark, J. F.; Schlosser, P.; Broecker, W. S.; Bonani, G.
Science
(1995)
Issue:
5222
Pages:
379-383
Volume:
269
Dissolved-Oxygen in Lower Hudson Estuary - 1978-93
Clark, J. F.; Simpson, H. J.; Bopp, R. F.; Deck, B. L.
Journal of Environmental Engineering-Asce
(1995)
Issue:
10
Pages:
760-763
Volume:
121

1994

Gas-Exchange Rates in the Tidal Hudson River Using a Dual Tracer Technique
Clark, J. F.; Wanninkhof, R.; Schlosser, P.; Simpson, H. J.
Tellus Series B-Chemical and Physical Meteorology
(1994)
Issue:
4
Pages:
274-285
Volume:
46

1992

Gas-Exchange in a Contaminated Estuary Inferred from Chlorofluorocarbons
Clark, J. F.; Simpson, H. J.; Smethie, W. M.; Toles, C.
Geophysical Research Letters
(1992)
Issue:
11
Pages:
1133-1136
Volume:
19
Geochemistry and Loading History of Phosphate and Silicate in the Hudson Estuary
Clark, J. F.; Simpson, H. J.; Bopp, R. F.; Deck, B.
Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science
(1992)
Issue:
3
Pages:
213-233
Volume:
34
Paleotemperatures in the Southwestern United-States Derived from Noble-Gases in Ground-Water
Stute, M.; Schlosser, P.; Clark, J. F.; Broecker, W. S.
Science
(1992)
Issue:
5059
Pages:
1000-1003
Volume:
256