Illinois State Water Survey - Center for Groundwater Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Center for Groundwater Science


The mission of the Center for Groundwater Science (CGS) is to conduct research, collect and analyze data, provide public service on groundwater issues important to the citizens of Illinois, and to serve as the State’s primary repository of groundwater records and data. This is accomplished through the development and application of appropriate scientific methods and techniques to improve our understanding of the natural processes and human-induced impacts affecting the occurrence, movement, quantity, and quality of the State’s groundwater resources. The Center also works with other Water Survey programs as appropriate in the study of larger hydrological and biogeochemical systems. Results of all data collection efforts and investigations are disseminated to the public in a timely manner through a wide variety of formats.   

 

INRS/NRES Water Quality Seminar Series

Two-Part Poster:

Part 1: Evaluation of Alternative Conceptual Models Using Interdisciplinary Information: An Application in Shallow Groundwater Recharge and Discharge (pdf ~2.0mb)

Part 2: SP2Learn and PRO-GRADE: Software for Pattern Learning, Pattern Recognition and Recharge Estimation (pdf ~2.7mb)

Prioritized Water Quality Research Plan for the Illinois State Water Survey  (pdf ~120k)

CGS Archive

 
  

Project Areas


Monitoring / Service Programs

 

Illinois Rivers Decision Support System

A Plan for Scientific Assessment of Water Supplies in Illinois (1.2mb pdf)

Illinois Water Supply Planning

Arsenic Information


CGS Staff Directory


Illinois State Water Survey

2204 Griffith Dr
Champaign, IL 61820-7463
217-244-5459
info@sws.uiuc.edu

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