John Richins

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University of Arkansas

Also affiliated: United States Geological Survey (2026)

7 pubs

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John Richins' research focuses on the simulation and modeling of groundwater and surface-water interactions, particularly in coastal environments. His work has involved studying these dynamics in Mobile Bay, Alabama, from 2008 to 2015, and investigating the influence of hydraulic siphons on groundwater mixing at Byrds Mill Spring in Oklahoma. Richins has also examined the impacts of sea-level rise and tidal restoration on groundwater dynamics in the Herring River Watershed in Cape Cod, USA.

He has published five scholarly works, with his most recent contributions appearing in 2026. Richins collaborates with Kevin M. Befus, also from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with whom he shares three publications. His recent activity indicates he is currently engaged in research.

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Publications: 7

Selected Publications

Influence of a hydraulic siphon on groundwater mixing: Byrds Mill Spring, Oklahoma (2026)

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Impacts of Sea Level Rise and Tidal Restoration on Groundwater Dynamics in the Herring River Watershed, Cape Cod, USA&#160; (2024)

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Coastal Groundwater Discharge Simulations/Models for Mobile Bay (2023)

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