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Mark Person

Professor

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

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Department Of Hydrology

Department Of Mining, Environmental And Geological Engineering

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Mark Person is currently serving as a Hydrology Professor at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

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earth science environmental science geology hydrology planetary sciences hydrogeology geochemistry geography groundwater water resources climate change engineering geology geophysics water science marine geology geophysical research regional geology geothermal energy paradox basin geothermal systems coastal research induced seismicity stratigraphy subsurface hydrology basin analysis applied geochemistry hydrological process continental shelf environmental geology hydrothermal fluids illinois basin coastal management quaternary science numerical simulations groundwater hydrogeochemistry surface water paleoclimatology fluid geochemistry reservoir geology geological modeling chemical geology hydrological sciences regional tectonics ecohydrology geoscientific model development environmental geochemistry hydrogeophysics hydrogeologic system glaciers holocene atlantic continental shelf experimental stratigraphy sedimentary basins crystalline basement rocks crystalline basement organic geochemistry environmental microbiology offshore geotechnics groundwater quality geophysical flows fluvial process groundwater management paleoceanography key site ice sheets great basin nuclear waste nantucket island seismic events hydrothermal activity colorado plateau hydrologic modeling soluble benzene migration offshore technology water resource assessment river basin management earth system science precambrian research geoarchaeology civil engineering energy exploration geomechanics petroleum geoscience tectonophysics petrology ore geology numerical modeling (geology) rock engineering palaeogeography mineral engineering sedimentology volcanology physical geography geoenvironmental engineering earthquake engineering earthquake spectrum geochemical exploration geotechnical engineering economic geology environmental engineering geochronology seismology tectonics landslides geomorphology geodynamics structural geology coal geology geophysical prospecting

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Author Correction: Buried Deep Freshwater Reserves Beneath Salinity-Stressed Coastal Bangladesh. Nature Communications (2026)

soil salinitygroundwateroceanographygeographyenvironmental sciencemarine geologybasin analysiscoastal researchearth scienceenvironmental geologyenvironmental degradationsedimentologycoastal managementauthor correction

An Adaptive Mesh Front Tracking Method for Phase Change Problems. International Journal of Numerical Methods for Heat &amp Fluid Flow (2025)

Buried Deep Freshwater Reserves Beneath Salinity-Stressed Coastal Bangladesh. Nature Communications (2025)

soil salinitygroundwaterwater sciencegeographyenvironmental sciencemarine geologybasin analysiscoastal researchsubsurface hydrologysedimentologycoastal managementsalinity-stressed coastal bangladesh

Influence of Internal Fluid Driving Mechanisms on Red Bed Bleaching in the Paradox Basin (Colorado Plateau, Utah and Colorado, USA). Geological Society of America Bulletin (2025)

Dolan LuceroLydia BaileyJi-Hyun KimVaughan VollerAmanda HughesRobert KrantzSteve LingreyMark D. BartonIsabel BartonPeter ReinersJennifer McIntoshChris NeuzilJon ThorsonMark Person

internal fluidparadox basinfluvial processearth sciencered bed bleachingcolorado plateaugeology

Onshore Entrapment of Seawater in Coastal Aquifers by Rapid Coastline Progradation. Water Resources Research (2025)

environmental engineeringgroundwater overexploitationsediment transportrapid coastline progradationgroundwatergroundwater remediationcivil engineeringcoastal waterscoastal researchcoastal aquiferscoastal management

Permeability Scaling Relationships of Volcanic Tuff From Core to Field Scale Measurements. Scientific Reports (2025)

Testing Different Scenarios of Freshwater Emplacement on the New England Continental Shelf Using Hydrologic Modeling Constrained by Electromagnetic, Isotopic, and Salinity Data. Geological Society of America Bulletin (2025)

hydrogeophysicshydrologycontinental shelf researchhydrological processgeographyfreshwater emplacementcoastal engineeringcoastal researchdifferent scenariosearth sciencetransitional waterhydrologic modeling

The Effects of Late Pleistocene Sea-Level Fluctuations and Sediment Transport Processes on the Sequestration of Fresh and Brackish Water in Continental Shelf Environments. (2025)

quaternary sciencesea level risesediment transportcontinental shelf researchenvironmental sciencesea-level historycontinental shelfcontinental shelf environmentsearth sciencequaternary periodbrackish watersea-level changesediment process

Analysis of Convective Temperature Overturns Near the East Rincon Hills Fault Zone Using Semi-Analytical Models. OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) (2024)

Person, Mark A.Stone, William D.Horne, MelindaWitcher, JamesKelley, ShariLucero, DolanGomez Velez, JesusGonzalez Duque, Daniel

planetary sciencesclimatologytectonicsregional tectonicseast rincon hillsgeographygeodynamicsearth scienceclimate changesemi-analytical modelsmeteorologyconvective temperature overturns

Deep Fossil Freshwater in Coastal Bangladesh. Research Square (2024)

Huy LeKerry KeyMichael StecklerNafis SazeedMark PersonAnwar BhuiyanMahfuzur KhanKazi Ahmed

coastal bangladeshpaleontologypaleoecologydeep fossil freshwaterenvironmental sciencemarine biologypalaeogeographyearth sciencepaleoceanographyecologysedimentary record

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Mark Person

Professor

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Hydrology

Department Of Mining, Environmental And Geological Engineering

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Mark Person is currently serving as a Hydrology Professor at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

Honors

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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Correction: Buried Deep Freshwater Reserves Beneath Salinity-Stressed Coastal Bangladesh. Nature Communications (2026)

An Adaptive Mesh Front Tracking Method for Phase Change Problems. International Journal of Numerical Methods for Heat &amp Fluid Flow (2025)

Buried Deep Freshwater Reserves Beneath Salinity-Stressed Coastal Bangladesh. Nature Communications (2025)

soil salinitygroundwaterwater sciencegeographyenvironmental sciencemarine geologybasin analysiscoastal researchsubsurface hydrologysedimentologycoastal managementsalinity-stressed coastal bangladesh

Influence of Internal Fluid Driving Mechanisms on Red Bed Bleaching in the Paradox Basin (Colorado Plateau, Utah and Colorado, USA). Geological Society of America Bulletin (2025)

Dolan LuceroLydia BaileyJi-Hyun KimVaughan VollerAmanda HughesRobert KrantzSteve LingreyMark D. BartonIsabel BartonPeter ReinersJennifer McIntoshChris NeuzilJon ThorsonMark Person

internal fluidparadox basinfluvial processearth sciencered bed bleachingcolorado plateaugeology

Onshore Entrapment of Seawater in Coastal Aquifers by Rapid Coastline Progradation. Water Resources Research (2025)

Permeability Scaling Relationships of Volcanic Tuff From Core to Field Scale Measurements. Scientific Reports (2025)

The Effects of Late Pleistocene Sea-Level Fluctuations and Sediment Transport Processes on the Sequestration of Fresh and Brackish Water in Continental Shelf Environments. (2025)

Person, Mark A.Stone, William D.Horne, MelindaWitcher, JamesKelley, ShariLucero, DolanGomez Velez, JesusGonzalez Duque, Daniel

planetary sciencesclimatologytectonicsregional tectonicseast rincon hillsgeographygeodynamicsearth scienceclimate changesemi-analytical modelsmeteorologyconvective temperature overturns

Deep Fossil Freshwater in Coastal Bangladesh. Research Square (2024)

Huy LeKerry KeyMichael StecklerNafis SazeedMark PersonAnwar BhuiyanMahfuzur KhanKazi Ahmed

coastal bangladeshpaleontologypaleoecologydeep fossil freshwaterenvironmental sciencemarine biologypalaeogeographyearth sciencepaleoceanographyecologysedimentary record

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