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   abstract: Paul Stackelberg is a Hydrologist with the Water Resources Mission Area.
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   abstract: 'Paul Stackelberg has worked as a hydrologist with the U.S. Geological
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     natural and anthropogenic factors that affect groundwater quality, (2) developing
     statistical models for predicting the occurrence of contaminants in groundwater
     resources, and (3) determining the persistence and fate of pharmaceuticals and
     other wastewater-related compounds in conventional and advanced drinking-water-treatment
     facilities. Currently Paul is leading a team of USGS scientist who are using
     machine learning methods to predict groundwater quality conditions in three
     dimensions throughout select principal aquifers of the United States as well
     as at the depths commonly used for domestic and public supplies at the National
     scale.Education:M.S., Geology, University of Missouri - Columbia.B.S., Geology
     and Mineralology, The Ohio State University, Minor: Computer and Information
     Science.'
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