Isolating the Poroelastic Response of the Groundwater System in InSAR Data From the Central Valley of California

American Geophysical Union (AGU) | April 28th, 2023

It is the Discharge

National Groundwater Association (NGWA) | September 1st, 2007

We all know the mantra Keep It Simple—the principle KISS. I have been thinking of another mantra for ground water—It Is the Discharge. Let me explain: In a re

We all know the mantra Keep It Simple—the principle KISS. I have been thinking of another mantra for ground water—It Is the Discharge. Let me explain: In a recent conversation with one of my distinguished colleagues, he bemoaned our lack of understanding of ground water recharge. I keep thinking about that conversation. In a broad sense as hydrogeologists, we are hoping to understand how aquifer systems function, more particularly how much water is flowing through a particular system—the focus on recharge is simply one facet of the larger task. In studying the system, there are at least three aspects that we can focus on—(1) the recharge; (2) the aquifer itself as a transmission mechanism; and (3) the discharge from the aquifer.

James Groundwater Sustainability Agency Groundwater Sustainability Plan

James Groundwater Sustainability Agency (JGSA) | December 12th, 2019

James Groundwater Sustainability Agency Groundwater Sustainability Plan (Revised)

James Groundwater Sustainability Agency (JGSA) | July 22nd, 2022

*Submitted to the Department of Water Resources on July 22, 2022. No date or signature accompany the seal from the preparer at Provost and Pritchard.

*Submitted to the Department of Water Resources on July 22, 2022. No date or signature accompany the seal from the preparer at Provost and Pritchard.

Kern Groundwater Authority Groundwater Sustainability Plan

Kern Groundwater Authority | January 30th, 2020

Kern Groundwater Authority Groundwater Sustainability Plan (Amended)

Kern Groundwater Authority | July 27th, 2022

The Kern Groundwater Authority (KGA) Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA) covers approximately 1.2 million acres of the Kern County Subbasin’s (Subbasin) approximate

The Kern Groundwater Authority (KGA) Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA) covers approximately 1.2 million acres of the Kern County Subbasin’s (Subbasin) approximate 1.8 million acres, as defined by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) Bulletin 118 (see Figure E-1). DWR has identified the Kern Subbasin as a “critically overdrafted basin.” The Kern Groundwater Authority includes 12 member entities made up of water districts/agencies, groundwater banking projects, and organized nondistricted lands. The 12 member entities also constitute the KGA Board, with one representative from each member entity. Its boundary stretches along the northwest, northeast, and southern parts of the Subbasin. The KGA was formed for the purpose of:  Coordinating groundwater management programs and activities;  Identifying and addressing issues pertaining to sustainable groundwater management;  Establishing a framework for local groundwater management; and  Coordinating with other GSAs in the Subbasin Due to size, only a portion of this GSP has been uploaded. For the full file, follow "get document" link to download it at DWR

Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Agency Groundwater Sustainability Plan

Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Agency (KRGSA) | December 5th, 2019

Kern Water Bank Status Report No. 3

California Department of Water Resources (DWR) | April 1st, 1990

Kings River East GSA Groundwater Sustainability Plan

Kings River East Groundwater Sustainability Agency (KREGSA) | December 13th, 2019

Kings River East GSA Groundwater Sustainability Plan (Revised)

Kings River East Groundwater Sustainability Agency (KREGSA) | July 5th, 2022