Senior Research Hydrogeologist & Program Manager
apierce@uoguelph.ca
Amanda facilitates communication and collaboration for research conducted at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory in Southern California, including field, laboratory, and data interpretation activities; writing technical reports and manuscripts; and project timeline and budget oversight.
Senior Research Engineer & Hydrogeologist
schapman@uoguelph.ca
Steve is a senior research associate with focus on contaminant hydrogeology, including application of innovative field methods for high resolution site characterization in diverse geologic environments including clayey aquitards, heterogeneous sandy aquifers, and fractured rock
Research Scientist
cmaldane@uoguelph.ca
Quantification of groundwater velocity under natural gradient condition in fractured rock boreholes.
Research Scientist
kmwalton@uoguelph.ca
Application of a multiphase, numerical model to the Santa Susana Field Laboratory Site by simulating recharge processes and TCE source zone evolution in discretely fractured sandstone.
Senior Field Manager
rkroeker@uoguelph.ca
At local and international sites, Ryan manages all aspects of field activities from running a coring drill, to logging and sampling core, running borehole geophysical tests and other core hole tests to multilevel design, installation, monitoring and sampling. Ryan collaborates on multiple projects and facilitates training for various field activities, ensuring accuracy of procedures, knowledge and safety.
Project Manager and Field Research Associate
jbulova@uoguelph.ca
Jessica is the project manager for the Hydrite site with research interests in DNAPL contaminated site investigation, particularly in fractured bedrock networks. Jessica holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
Research Associate
jkennel@uoguelph.ca
Site characterization from high temporal resolution water level data.
Research Associate
saeid@uoguelph.ca
Mass transfer and hydrogeochemical characteristics of aquifer systems.
Senior Research Scientist
pquinn@uoguelph.ca
Pat is the Morwick G360 Institute’s senior Packer Testing research scientist with a focus on developing, applying, and refining techniques for characterizing flow through fractured rock. He has had direct involvement in several dozens of projects (sites) across North America.
Research Associate
lweave02@uoguelph.ca
Research Associate
mdealmei@uoguelph.ca
Marina is responsible for managing groundwater monitoring programs across the Guelph region.
Laboratory Manager
mgorecka@uoguelph.ca
Maria is responsible for running and managing all aspects of the Morwick G360 analytical laboratory.
Lab Research Associate
wayne.noble@g360group.org
Responsible for Gas Chromatography with emphasis on dissolved gases and Ion Chromatography for Anions and Cations.
Junior Field Technician/Field Engineer
bchapm05@uoguelph.ca
Background: Bradley completed a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of New Brunswick in 2020. After his second year of study, Bradley began to focus on more technical water resources classes which piqued his interests in the Hydrogeology field. Prior to and throughout his engineering studies he worked as a summer camp and Aquatic Centre lifeguard and spent two summers working with Stantec Consulting in Saint John doing mostly geotechnical type work including lab and field studies. He is considering pursuing a Master’s in Water Resource Engineering in the future and is looking forward to gaining valuable field experience with the Morwick G360 group prior to committing to graduate studies.
Interests: Bradley enjoys biking, swimming, camping, water sports, badminton and exploring new places. He also enjoys cooking and isn’t afraid to try something new.
Research Assistant
conwaywh@uoguelph.ca
Oliver graduated from the University of Waterloo with a BSc in Earth Science (Geophysics Specialization) and most recently from the University of Guelph with a MASc in the School of Engineering. His research expertise includes applying geophysical methods to the study of groundwater by combining multiple geophysical techniques (both surface and airborne) to resolve the hydrostratigraphy of buried bedrock valleys.
Staff Researcher
tpilato@uoguelph.ca
Teresa is a graduate from the Colorado School of Mines with BSc in Geophysical Engineering and has previously worked for USGS with the Geomagnetism Program as an intern. She recently completed her MASc in Water Resources Engineering with a focus in groundwater modelling under the supervision of Dr. Parker.
Equipment Technologist
lauzons@uoguelph.ca
Stephane received his Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology from Saskatchewan Polytechnic. He completed three co-op terms during his studies: two terms as an electrical drafter for a potash mine, and one as an electrical assembler for an aerial lift company. After graduating, he gained experience as an industrial instrumentation technician. In that role, his duties included the construction, installation, reparation, and maintenance of various industrial valves and other instruments found in refineries, pulp and paper mills, food plants, and steel mills across Ontario.
