Biography/ Background
Research Interests
Publications

Mr Michael Hatch

Telephone	+61 8 8313 7046
Position	PhD Student
Email	michael.hatch@adelaide.edu.au
Fax	+61 8 8313 4347
Building	Mawson Laboratories
Floor/Room	1 18
Campus	North Terrace
Org Unit	Geology and Geophysics

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Biography/ Background

BA, Economics and Geology, University of Pennsylvania MSc, Geophysics, University of Arizona

Research Interests

Fast-sampling TEM techniques as a rapid, accurate way of increasing data density in river environments, providing information on river sediment salt load. This information informs catchment managers directly about saline hotspots, and importantly, geological variation that can influence the discharge of saline ground water into the river.

Publications

PUBLICATIONS/ABSTRACTS

Berens, V. and Hatch M. (in press), Ground-truthing Instream Transient Electromagnetic Data: Correlating Resistivity with Riverbed Porewater Salinity. Australian Journal of Earth Sciences.

Hatch, M., Heinson, G., Munday, T., Berens, V., and Fitzpatrick, A. (2006) First Look at Fast-sampling Towed-rig EM Data Collected on Land. LEME Review, 2006.

Hatch, M., Telfer, A., Berens, V., Heinson, G. and Munday, T. (2006) A Review of Fast-sampling EM Data in the Riverland. 10th Murray Darling Basin Groundwater Workshop, 2006.

Hatch, M., Telfer, A., Berens, V., Heinson, G. and Munday, T. (2006) Fast-sampling Surface EM in the Riverland of South Australia. AESC Conference, 2006.

Telfer, A., Berens, V., Hatch M., and Palfreyman, C., (2004) Instream NanoTEM: Providing Increased Resolution to Stream Salinisation and Floodplain Processes along the River Murray. 1st National Salinity Engineering Conference, Perth, WA.

Berens, V., Hatch, M., Wilson, T., and Hill, T. (2004) Riverborne NanoTEM Survey for Location of Salt Accession to the River Murray at Loxton. ASEG 17th International Conference, Preview, Issue 111, p. 102.

Hopkins, B., Hatch, M. and Telfer, A. (2003) Geophysics to Investigate River Murray Salinity: a Case Study Using Fast Sampling TEM. ASEG 16th International Conference, Preview, Issue 102.

Barrett, B., Heinson, G., and Hatch, M. (2003) Salinity Monitoring Using Towed Water-borne Geophysical Techniques. ASEG 16th International Conference, Preview, Issue 102.

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