Project Participants
The Groundwater Architecture Project (GAP) includes participants from the academic and private sectors, and from local and state water agencies. Together, we are leveraging cutting-edge technology, advanced modeling and analysis, and local on-the-ground knowledge to create a roadmap for sustainable groundwater management in California.
Project Leads
Rosemary Knight
Professor of Geophysics
Stanford University
rknight@stanford.edu
gemcenter.stanford.edu
Esben Auken
Professor of Hydrogeophysics
Aarhus University
Jim Cannia
Principal and Senior Geologist
Aqua Geo Frameworks
jcannia@aquageoframeworks.com
www.aquageoframeworks.com
Max Halkjær
Senior Geophysicist
Ramboll Group
MAXH@ramboll.dk
Niels-Peter Jensen
Chief Executive Officer
I-GIS
Team Members
Noah Dewar
Geophysics PhD candidate
Stanford University
ndewar@stanford.edu
Seogi Kang
Geophysics postdoctoral research fellow
Stanford University
sgkang09@stanford.edu
Jesper Bjergsted Pedersen
Senior Geophysicist
Aarhus University
jesper.bjergsted@geo.au.dk
Water Agency Partners
Christina Buck
Assistant Director
Butte County Dept. of Water Resource Conservation
Paul Gosselin
Director
Butte County Dept. of Water Resource Conservation
Catherine Martin
San Luis Obispo County
Don Zdeba
Indian Wells Valley Water District
Other Participants
Jared Abraham
Aqua Geo Frameworks
Ted Asch
Aqua Geo Frameworks
Bill Brown
SkyTEM
Graham Fogg
University of California, Davis
Todd Greene
California State University, Chico
Mats Gulbrandsen
I-GIS
Casper Mejer
I-GIS
Tim Parker
Parker Groundwater
Thomas Bager Rasmussen
I-GIS
David Shimbukuro
California State University, Sacramento
Sharla Stockton
Glenn County Dept. WRC
Jacob Vind
Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Danish Water Technology Alliance (WTA)
Le Thanh Vu
I-GIS