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John Luczaj

Professor Chair of MS Environmental Science and Policy

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Communication

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Environmental Science

Geoscience

Graduate Studies

Studies Of Institute For Land Water

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

John Luczaj is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Professor Chair of MS Environmental Science and Policy at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

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John Luczaj

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Professor Chair of MS Environmental Science and Policy

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geology earth science geochemistry stratigraphy environmental science sedimentology regional geology planetary sciences groundwater tectonics chemical geology marine geology hydrogeology geomorphology sedimentary geology materials science engineering geology water science sediment research precambrian research petroleum geoscience groundwater quality reservoir geology water resource management applied geochemistry ore geology hydrogeologic system igneous petrogenesis northeastern wisconsin water quality economic geology hydrological process groundwater management mineral deposits sedimentary petrology groundwater hydrogeochemistry high temperature geochemistry precambrian geology geological data regional tectonics groundwater quantity karst aquifer mineral engineering quaternary science ecohydrology magmatic-hydrothermal system hydrothermal fluids hydrothermal geochemistry fluid geochemistry magmatic process basin analysis sedimentary record microbial contamination geologic time scale marine geophysical data astrochronology groundwater pollution groundwater remediation sustainable groundwater management isotope geochemistry environmental geochemistry karst process surface-water hydrology hydrothermal diagenesis wisconsin arch—a case devonian dundee formation hydrothermal dolomite reservoirs central michigan quality issues water-rich region geochemical characterization trace mvt mineralization bacterial contamination brown water incidence calcite vein high-resolution u-pb dating geobiology rock engineering water pollution geochemical exploration geomechanics continental shelf research hydrology organic geochemistry petrology palaeogeography environmental engineering physical geography sustainable mining geoenvironmental engineering geography civil engineering coal geology sediment transport numerical modeling (geology) water resources paleoecology geochronology geoarchaeology structural geology

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Changes in Burial Temperature and Fluid Salinities During Dolomitization of the Great Bank of Guizhou (South China). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

environmental engineeringgeochemistrygroundwaterhydrogeologysouth chinawater scienceearth sciencesediment researchgeology

Elucidation of Diagenetic Overprinting During Dolomitization Using X-Ray Diffraction of Carbonates From the Great Bank of Guizhou (South China). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

stratigraphymaterials scienceprecambrian researchmineral geochemistrygeochemistrysouth chinaearly diagenesisx-ray diffractionapplied geochemistrychemical geologygeologyauthigenic mineral formationsedimentologypetrology

Massive Dolomitization of Interior and Slope to Basin-Margin Facies of the Triassic Yangtze Platform Through Superposed Earth-Surface and Burial Mechanisms, Nanpanjiang Basin, South China. Minerals (2025)

stratigraphyorogenytriassic yangtze platformtectonicsbasin evolutionintegrated stratigraphygeomorphologypalaeogeographymarine geologynanpanjiang basinearth sciencemassive dolomitizationsedimentologytectonic evolutiongeology

Environments of Dolomitization and Evolution of Carbonate Diagenesis in the Triassic Zhenfeng Margin of the Yangtze Platform in the Nanpanjiang Basin, South China. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

stratigraphyprecambrian researchgeochemistrysouth chinacontinental shelf researchearly diagenesisintegrated stratigraphymarine geologypalaeogeographysedimentary geologyearth scienceprecambrian geologysedimentologymesozoic tectonicsgeology

Non-Stratiform Dolomitization on the Margins of the Great Bank of Guizhou in the Xiliang Area, South China. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

south china

Styles of Dolomitization Observed in the Great Bank of Guizhou, Nanpanjiang Basin, South China: Evidence for Multiple Dolomitization Processes. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Eryn CarneyMadison SearsJohn LuczajDaniel LehrmannXiaowei LiE. Troy RasburyKathleen WootonJason Kirk

stratigraphygeological datadepositional processmultiple dolomitization processestectonicsgeochronologyregional tectonicssouth chinagreat banknanpanjiang basinearth scienceenvironmental geologyregional geologygeology

Stable Isotopic Evaluation of Recharge Into a Karst Aquifer in a Glaciated Agricultural Region of Northeastern Wisconsin, USA. Hydrology (2023)

John A. LuczajAmber KonradMark NorfleetAndrew Schauer

northeastern wisconsinsoilgroundwaterhydrogeologyhydrologyecohydrologygroundwater hydrogeochemistryenvironmental scienceglaciated agricultural regionkarst aquiferkarst processhydrogeologic systemsubsurface hydrologyearth sciencesurface-water hydrologyagricultural economicsstable isotopic evaluation

Analysis of Carbonate Diagenesis on the Great Bank of Guizhou (South China) Using Geochemical, Geothermometric, and Geochronological Techniques. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Justice SaxbyArianna HilbertJosephine TesauroNathaniel Ledbetter FerrillNeda MobasherXiaowei LiE. Troy RasburyGregory HenkesDaniel LehrmannJohn Luczaj

carbonate diagenesisplanetary sciencesgeochronologygeochemistrysouth chinagreat banksedimentary geologyearth scienceregional geologygeology

Environments and Timing of Dolomitization and Carbonate Diagenesis in the Triassic Yangtze Platform in the Nanpanjiang Basin, South China. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Josephine TesauroNathaniel Ledbetter FerrillArianna HilbertJustice SaxbyXiaowei LiKathleen WootonGregory HenkesE. Troy RasburyJohn LuczajDaniel Lehrmann

igneous petrogenesisenvironmental sciencemarine geologysedimentary geologypetroleum geosciencesediment researchnanpanjiang basincarbonate diagenesisengineering geologyearth scienceenvironmental geologyregional geologyreservoir geologytriassic yangtze platformplanetary sciencesgeochemistrytectonicssouth chinageomorphologychemical geologystructural geologygeology

Mechanisms for Dolomitization of the Triassic Yangtze Platform in the Nanpanjiang Basin, South China. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Nathaniel Ledbetter FerrillJosephine TesauroArianna HilbertJustice SaxbyXiaowei LiKathleen WootonE. Troy RasburyGregory HenkesJohn LuczajDaniel Lehrmann

materials sciencegeological engineeringigneous petrogenesismarine geologygeomechanicspetroleum geoscienceore geologynanpanjiang basinexploration geologyengineering geologyearth scienceenvironmental geologyregional geologytriassic yangtze platformplanetary sciencesgeochemistrysouth chinageomorphologychemical geologystructural geologygeology

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John Luczaj

Professor Chair of MS Environmental Science and Policy

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Communication

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Environmental Science

Geoscience

Graduate Studies

Studies Of Institute For Land Water

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

John Luczaj is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Professor Chair of MS Environmental Science and Policy at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Luczaj

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Professor Chair of MS Environmental Science and Policy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Changes in Burial Temperature and Fluid Salinities During Dolomitization of the Great Bank of Guizhou (South China). Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

environmental engineeringgeochemistrygroundwaterhydrogeologysouth chinawater scienceearth sciencesediment researchgeology

Non-Stratiform Dolomitization on the Margins of the Great Bank of Guizhou in the Xiliang Area, South China. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

south china

Eryn CarneyMadison SearsJohn LuczajDaniel LehrmannXiaowei LiE. Troy RasburyKathleen WootonJason Kirk

Stable Isotopic Evaluation of Recharge Into a Karst Aquifer in a Glaciated Agricultural Region of Northeastern Wisconsin, USA. Hydrology (2023)

John A. LuczajAmber KonradMark NorfleetAndrew Schauer

Justice SaxbyArianna HilbertJosephine TesauroNathaniel Ledbetter FerrillNeda MobasherXiaowei LiE. Troy RasburyGregory HenkesDaniel LehrmannJohn Luczaj

carbonate diagenesisplanetary sciencesgeochronologygeochemistrysouth chinagreat banksedimentary geologyearth scienceregional geologygeology

Josephine TesauroNathaniel Ledbetter FerrillArianna HilbertJustice SaxbyXiaowei LiKathleen WootonGregory HenkesE. Troy RasburyJohn LuczajDaniel Lehrmann

Mechanisms for Dolomitization of the Triassic Yangtze Platform in the Nanpanjiang Basin, South China. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Nathaniel Ledbetter FerrillJosephine TesauroArianna HilbertJustice SaxbyXiaowei LiKathleen WootonE. Troy RasburyGregory HenkesJohn LuczajDaniel Lehrmann

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