J.V. Brahana
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Also affiliated: United States Geological Survey (1986–2018); Entertainment Industries Council (2019); Spring Valley Hospital (1991); Birzeit University (2009)
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with University of Arkansas through 2024.
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J.V. Brahana's research investigates geological and hydrogeological systems, focusing on the analysis of karst leakage. Their work employs a multi-approach methodology, integrating geological, hydrogeological, hydrochemical, and stable-isotopic data. This comprehensive approach aims to understand complex water flow and leakage phenomena in specific environments, as demonstrated in their recent study of Roudbal Dam in southwestern Iran.
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- h-index: 13
- Publications: 62
- Citations: 567
Selected Publications
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Karst leakage analysis of Roudbal Dam, southwestern Iran, using geological, hydrogeological, hydrochemical and stable-isotopic approaches (2024)
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Rationale and methodology for approximating spring-basin boundaries in the mantled karst terrane of the Springfield Plateau, northwestern Arkansas (2020)
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Tracer testing in the Edwards Aquifer (2019)
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Strength and Limitations of Karst Groundwater Vulnerability Mapping Methodologies (2018)
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Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability (2016)
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Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability (2016)
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Characterization of the karst hydrogeology of the Boone Formation in Big Creek Valley near Mt. Judea, Arkansas—documenting the close relation of groundwater and surface water (2016)
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Proposals for integrating karst aquifer evaluation methodologies into national environmental legislations (2015)
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Coarse Fragments Affect Soil Properties in a Mantled-Karst Landscape of the Ozark Highlands (2014)
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Nutrient cycling in an agroforestry alley cropping system receiving poultry litter or nitrogen fertilizer (2014)
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Land‐use effects on water quality of a first‐order stream in the Ozark Highlands, mid‐southern United States (2010)
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Constructed Wetlands for the Pre-Treatment of Drinking Water Obtained from Coal Mines (2009)
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Delineating runoff processes and critical runoff source areas in a pasture hillslope of the Ozark Highlands (2008)
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The Importance and Role of Watersheds in the Transport of Nitrogen (2008)
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ESCHERICHIA COLI SURVIVAL IN MANTLED KARST SPRINGS AND STREAMS, NORTHWEST ARKANSAS OZARKS, USA (2005)
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- Variation in infiltration with landscape position: Implications for forest productivity and surface water quality
- Nutrient cycling in an agroforestry alley cropping system receiving poultry litter or nitrogen fertilizer
- The Importance and Role of Watersheds in the Transport of Nitrogen
- Coarse Fragments Affect Soil Properties in a Mantled-Karst Landscape of the Ozark Highlands
- Delineating runoff processes and critical runoff source areas in a pasture hillslope of the Ozark Highlands
- Variation in infiltration with landscape position: Implications for forest productivity and surface water quality
- Characterization of the karst hydrogeology of the Boone Formation in Big Creek Valley near Mt. Judea, Arkansas—documenting the close relation of groundwater and surface water
- Delineating runoff processes and critical runoff source areas in a pasture hillslope of the Ozark Highlands
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Movement of nitrate through regolith covered karst terrane, northwest Arkansas
- ESCHERICHIA COLI SURVIVAL IN MANTLED KARST SPRINGS AND STREAMS, NORTHWEST ARKANSAS OZARKS, USA
- The Influence of Coal Quality Variation on Utilization of Water from Abandoned Coal Mines as a Municipal Water Source
- Constructed Wetlands for the Pre-Treatment of Drinking Water Obtained from Coal Mines
- Land‐use effects on water quality of a first‐order stream in the Ozark Highlands, mid‐southern United States
- Delineating runoff processes and critical runoff source areas in a pasture hillslope of the Ozark Highlands
- Proposals for integrating karst aquifer evaluation methodologies into national environmental legislations
- Strength and Limitations of Karst Groundwater Vulnerability Mapping Methodologies
- Proposals for integrating karst aquifer evaluation methodologies into national environmental legislations
- Characterization of the karst hydrogeology of the Boone Formation in Big Creek Valley near Mt. Judea, Arkansas—documenting the close relation of groundwater and surface water
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- Effects of land-use land-cover data resolution and classification methods on SWAT model flow predictive reliability
- The Importance and Role of Watersheds in the Transport of Nitrogen
- The Importance and Role of Watersheds in the Transport of Nitrogen
- Variation in infiltration with landscape position: Implications for forest productivity and surface water quality
- ESCHERICHIA COLI SURVIVAL IN MANTLED KARST SPRINGS AND STREAMS, NORTHWEST ARKANSAS OZARKS, USA
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