UNVEILING INNOVATIONS THAT SHAPE THE FUTURE OF WATER MANAGEMENT IN EASTERN NEBRASKA
Projects
Explore datasets, hydrogeologic interpretations and reports for effective water management in Eastern Nebraska
ENWRA’s project listings showcase a dynamic range of initiatives, from pioneering geologic frameworks to cutting-edge interpretations for understanding groundwater-surface water interactions and water budgets. These endeavors, meticulously crafted by collaborating with key partners and employing innovative technologies, represent our commitment to navigating the complex hydrogeologic landscapes of Eastern Nebraska. Dive into the details of each project, uncovering a transformative picture of the subsurface laying the groundwork for a resilient and sustainable water future for the region.
2014/2015 ENWRA Reconnaissance Surveys
AEM Report ENWRA's Reconnaissance AEM Survey effort was broken into two phases: approximately 750 line-miles in the north part of eastern Nebraska flown in October 2014 and 550 line-miles in the south part flown in April 2015. Interpretation of the approximately 1,300 line-miles of AEM data collected in 2014/2015 with the SkyTEM508 system provided a subsurface characterization of the various geologic materials that correlated with pre-existing geologic information. The AEM provided detailed verification and quantification of the geology that underlies the project area. The interpretation also provided a new understanding of the glacial and bedrock features present in the subsurface.Lithologic descriptions from test holes and other supporting down-hole geologic and geophysical information from the University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey Division(CSD) provided the most useful historical information in the development of the new hydrogeologic framework.