Ground water and the evolution of patterned mires, Glacial Lake Agassiz Peatlands, northern Minnesota = L'eau souterraine et l'évolution des réseaux de fondrières du lac Glaciaire Agassiz Peatlands, Nord MinnesotaSIEGEL, D. I.Journal of Ecology. 1983, Vol 71, Num 3, pp 913-921, issn 0022-0477Article

Increased solubility of quartz in water due to complexing by organic compounds = Augmentation de la solubilité du quartz dans l'eau due à la complexation des minéraux organiquesBENNETT, P; SIEGEL, D. I.Nature (London). 1987, Vol 326, Num 6114, pp 684-686, issn 0028-0836Article

Surface deformations as indicators of deep ebullition fluxes in a large northern peatlandGLASER, P. H; CHANTON, J. P; MORIN, P et al.Global biogeochemical cycles. 2004, Vol 18, Num 1, pp GB1003.1-GB1003.15, issn 0886-6236Article

Hydraulic conductivity and related physical properties of peat, Lost River Peatland, Northern MinnesotaCHASON, D. B; SIEGEL, D. I.Soil science. 1986, Vol 142, Num 2, pp 91-99, issn 0038-075XArticle

Shallow subsurface diagnosis of Pleistocene periplatform ooze: northern Bahamas = Diagenèse en subsurface peu profonde de la boue organique de périplateforme au Pléistocène: nord des BahamasMULLINS, H. T; WISE, S. W; GARDULSKI, A. F et al.Sedimentology. 1985, Vol 32, Num 4, pp 473-494, issn 0037-0746Article

Regional ground-water flow modeling of the Glacial Lake Agassiz Peatlands, MinnesotaREEVE, A. S; WARZOCHA, J; GLASER, P. H et al.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 2001, Vol 243, Num 1-2, pp 91-100, issn 0022-1694Article

Simulating vertical flow in large peatlandsREEVE, A. S; SIEGEL, D. I; GLASER, P. H et al.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 2000, Vol 227, Num 1-4, pp 207-217, issn 0022-1694Article

Temporal variations in dissolved methane deep in the Lake Agassiz Peatlands, MinnesotaROMANOWICZ, E. A; SIEGEL, D. I; CHANTON, J. P et al.Global biogeochemical cycles. 1995, Vol 9, Num 2, pp 197-212, issn 0886-6236Article

The response of vegetation to chemical and hydrological gradients in the Lost River peatland, northern MinnesotaGLASER, P. H; JANSSENS, J. A; SIEGEL, D. I et al.Journal of Ecology. 1990, Vol 78, Num 4, pp 1021-1048, issn 0022-0477, 28 p.Article

Isotopic analysis of groundwater flow systems in a wet alluvial fan, southern Nepal = Analyse isotopique des systèmes d'écoulement souterrain dans un cône alluvial humide, Sud du NépalSIEGEL, D. I; JENKINS, D. T.International symposium on the use of isotope techniques in water resources development. 1987, pp 475-482Conference Paper

The dynamic balance between organic acids and circumneutral groundwater in a large boreal peat basinSIEGEL, D. I; GLASER, P. H; SO, J et al.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 2006, Vol 320, Num 3-4, pp 421-431, issn 0022-1694, 11 p.Conference Paper

A stochastic appraisal of the annual carbon budget of a large circumboreal peatland, Rapid River Watershed, northern MinnesotaRIVERS, J. S; SIEGEL, D. I; CHASAR, L. S et al.Global biogeochemical cycles. 1998, Vol 12, Num 4, pp 715-727, issn 0886-6236Article

Hydrogeologic controls on peatland development in the Malloryville Wetland, New York (USA)MCNAMARA, J. P; SIEGEL, D. I; GLASER, P. H et al.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 1992, Vol 140, Num 1-4, pp 279-296, issn 0022-1694Article

Oxidation of aromatic contaminants coupled to microbial iron reductionLOVLEY, D. R; BAEDECKER, M. J; LONERGAN, D. J et al.Nature (London). 1989, Vol 339, Num 6222, pp 297-300, issn 0028-0836Article

Groundwater flow in a bog-fen complex, Lost River peatland, northern Minnesota = Ecoulement de l'eau souterraine dans un complexe de tourbière et marécage, région de tourbière de la rivière Lost, Minnesota NordSIEGEL, D. I; GLASER, P. H.Journal of Ecology. 1987, Vol 75, Num 3, pp 743-754, issn 0022-0477Article

Estimating methane production rates in bogs and landfills by deuterium enrichment of pore waterSIEGEL, D. I; CHANTON, J. P; GLASER, P. H et al.Global biogeochemical cycles. 2001, Vol 15, Num 4, pp 967-975, issn 0886-6236Article

The use of strontium and lead isotopes to identify sources of water beneath the Fresh Kills landfill, Staten Island, New York, USASIEGEL, D. I; BICKFORD, M. E; ORRELL, S. E et al.Applied geochemistry. 2000, Vol 15, Num 4, pp 493-500, issn 0883-2927Article

Environmental characterization of karstic terrains : a case study for the practical application of stable isotope ratios and anion/cation analysis of ground waterMASON, J. M; GABRIEL, W. J; SIEGEL, D. I et al.Multidisciplinary Conference on Sinkholes and the engineering and environmental impacts of karst. 1999, pp 323-329, isbn 90-5809-046-9Conference Paper

Crude oil in a shallow sand and gravel aquifer. III: Biogeochemical reactions and mass balance modeling in anoxic groundwaterBAEDECKER, M. J; COZZARELLI, I. M; EGANHOUSE, R. P et al.Applied geochemistry. 1993, Vol 8, Num 6, pp 569-586, issn 0883-2927Article

Groundwater flow and the metal content of peat = Ecoulement souterrain et teneur en métal des tourbesHILL, B. M; SIEGEL, D. I.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 1991, Vol 123, Num 3-4, pp 211-224, issn 0022-1694, 14 p.Article

Isotopic evidence for glacial meltwater recharge to the Cambrian-Ordovician aquifer, north-central United StatesSIEGEL, D. I; MANDLE, R. J.Quaternary research New York. 1984, Vol 22, Num 3, pp 328-335Article

Simulating dispersive mixing in large peatlandsREEVE, A. S; SIEGEL, D. I; GLASER, P. H et al.Journal of hydrology (Amsterdam). 2001, Vol 242, Num 1-2, pp 103-114, issn 0022-1694Article

Radiocarbon and stable carbon isotopic evidence for transport and transformation of dissolved organic carbon, dissolved inorganic carbon, and CH₄in a northern Minnesota peatlandCHASAR, L. S; CHANTON, J. P; GLASER, P. H et al.Global biogeochemical cycles. 2000, Vol 14, Num 4, pp 1095-1108, issn 0886-6236Article

Fine-scale characteristics of groundwater flow in a peatlandDREXLER, J. Z; BEDFORD, B. L; SCOGNAMIGLIO, R et al.Hydrological processes. 1999, Vol 13, Num 9, pp 1341-1359, issn 0885-6087Article

Quantification of the water budget and nutrient loading in a small peatlandDREXLER, J. Z; BEDFORD, B. L; DEGAETANO, A. T et al.Journal of the American Water Resources Association. 1999, Vol 35, Num 4, pp 753-769, issn 1093-474XArticle