Phillip D. Hays Data-verified
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Phillip D. Hays' research focuses on hydrology and water quality, with an emphasis on understanding the interactions between surface water and groundwater in Arkansas. His work investigates the impacts of agricultural operations, such as swine slurry holding ponds, on local water quality. Hays also studies the influence of land use and human activities, including highway construction, on stream chemistry and groundwater systems. His research has examined the potentiometric surfaces and water-level changes in key aquifers within Arkansas, contributing to a better understanding of regional hydrogeology. He has published 68 papers and has been cited 1,050 times, with an h-index of 13. Hays collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 13
- Publications: 68
- Citations: 1,062
Selected Publications
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Evaluating groundwater–surface water interactions at selected streams in the Mississippi River Valley alluvial aquifer, USA, and comparison to regional potentiometric surfaces (2025)
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QUANTIFYING THE SHORT-TERM HYDROGEOLOGIC RESPONSES OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION IN HOT SPRINGS, AR (2024)
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Relationships between land use and stream chemistry in the Mulberry River basin, Arkansas (2022)
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Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation (2022)
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- Effects of climate and land-use change on thermal springs recharge—A system-based coupled surface-water and groundwater-flow model for Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
- Effects of climate and land-use change on thermal springs recharge—A system-based coupled surface-water and groundwater-flow model for Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
- Effects of climate and land-use change on thermal springs recharge—A system-based coupled surface-water and groundwater-flow model for Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Water quality adjacent to swine slurry holding ponds associated with a concentrated animal feeding operation
- Relationships between land use and stream chemistry in the Mulberry River basin, Arkansas
- Relationships between land use and stream chemistry in the Mulberry River basin, Arkansas
- Relationships between land use and stream chemistry in the Mulberry River basin, Arkansas
- Relationships between land use and stream chemistry in the Mulberry River basin, Arkansas
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