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Tian-Chyi Jim Yeh is affiliated with the University of Arizona in the United States. Their research primarily spans Environmental Science, Engineering, and Earth and Planetary Sciences, with a strong focus on Environmental Engineering, Geophysics, and Ocean Engineering as notable subfields.

Their work addresses topics including groundwater flow and contamination studies, geophysical and geoelectrical methods, seismic imaging and inversion techniques, hydraulic fracturing and reservoir analysis, landslides and related hazards, and soil and unsaturated flow.

Yeh has contributed scholarly articles to several publication venues, with the most frequent being the Journal of Hydrology, Water Resources Research, Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Hydrological Processes, and Computers and Geotechnics.

Among their recent papers are:

  • Using multivariate statistical techniques and geochemical modelling to identify factors controlling the evolution of groundwater chemistry in a typical transitional area between Taihang Mountains and North China Plain (2020, Hydrological Processes)
  • Spatial-temporal behavior of precipitation driven karst spring discharge in a mountain terrain (2022, Journal of Hydrology)
  • Analysis of the spatiotemporal variation of groundwater storage in Ordos Basin based on GRACE gravity satellite data (2024, Journal of Hydrology)
  • Potential of Hydraulic Tomography in Identifying Boundary Conditions of Groundwater Basins (2020, Water Resources Research)
  • Simulation of spring discharge using graph neural networks at Niangziguan Springs, China (2023, Journal of Hydrology)

Yeh collaborates regularly with researchers such as Yonghong Hao, Fei Liu, Huiqing Hao, Yuanyuan Zha, and Yanhui Dong.

In book publications, Yeh has authored "An Introduction to Solute Transport in Heterogeneous Geologic Media," published by Cambridge University Press in 2023.

Best Publications

  • Characterization of aquifer heterogeneity using transient hydraulic tomography

    Junfeng Zhu;Tian Chyi J. Yeh

  • Hydraulic tomography in fractured granite: Mizunami Underground Research site, Japan

    Walter A. Illman;Xiaoyi Liu;Shinji Takeuchi;Tian Chyi Jim Yeh

  • Traditional analysis of aquifer tests: Comparing apples to oranges?

    Cheng-Mau Wu;Tian-Chyi J. Yeh;Junfeng Zhu;Tim Hau Lee

  • Laboratory sandbox validation of transient hydraulic tomography

    X. Liu;W. A. Illman;A. J. Craig;J. Zhu;J. Zhu

  • A simultaneous successive linear estimator and a guide for hydraulic tomography analysis

    Jianwei Xiang;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Cheng Haw Lee;Kuo Chin Hsu

  • Analysis of hydraulic tomography using temporal moments of drawdown recovery data

    Junfeng Zhu;Tian Chyi J. Yeh

  • Sequential aquifer tests at a well field, Montalto Uffugo Scalo, Italy

    S. Straface;Tian-Chyi Jim Yeh;Tian-Chyi Jim Yeh;J. Zhu;S. Troisi

  • Flow through Heterogeneous Geologic Media

    Tian Chyi Jim Yeh;Raziuddin Khaleel;Kenneth C. Carroll

  • Simulation of spring flows from a karst aquifer with an artificial neural network

    Caihong Hu;Yonghong Hao;Yonghong Hao;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Bo Pang

  • A temporal sampling strategy for hydraulic tomography analysis

    Ronglin Sun;Tian Chyi Jim Yeh;Deqiang Mao;Menggui Jin

  • Hydraulic Tomography for Detecting Fracture Zone Connectivity

    Yonghong Hao;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Jianwei Xiang;Walter A. Illman

  • Field Tracer Tests on the Mobility of Natural Organic Matter in a Sandy Aquifer

    J. F. McCarthy;B. Gu;L. Liang;J. Mas-Pla

  • Robustness of joint interpretation of sequential pumping tests: Numerical and field experiments

    Shao Yang Huang;Jet Chau Wen;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Wenxi Lu

  • A gray system model for studying the response to climatic change: The Liulin karst springs, China

    Yonghong Hao;Yonghong Hao;Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Zongqiang Gao;Yanrong Wang

  • Hydraulic/partitioning tracer tomography for characterization of dense nonaqueous phase liquid source zones

    Tian-Chyi Jim Yeh;Junfeng Zhu

  • Stochastic Fusion of Information for Characterizing and Monitoring the Vadose Zone

    Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Jirka Šimůnek

  • Sensitivity and moment analyses of head in variably saturated regimes

    B. Li;T.-C.J. Yeh

  • Uniqueness, scale, and resolution issues in groundwater model parameter identification

    Tian chyi J. Yeh;Tian chyi J. Yeh;De qiang Mao;Yuan yuan Zha;Yuan yuan Zha;Jet chau Wen

  • Transient hydraulic tomography in a fractured dolostone: Laboratory rock block experiments

    Rubaiat Sharmeen;Walter A. Illman;Steven J. Berg;Steven J. Berg;Tian Chyi J. Yeh

  • Estimation of effective unsaturated hydraulic conductivity tensor using spatial moments of observed moisture plume

    Tian Chyi J. Yeh;Ming Ye;Raziuddin Khaleel

  • Time to Change the Way We Collect and Analyze Data for Aquifer Characterization

    Tian Chyi Jim Yeh;Cheng Haw Lee

  • Simulation of karst spring discharge using a combination of time–frequency analysis methods and long short-term memory neural networks

    Lixing An;Yonghong Hao;Tian Chyi Jim Yeh;Tian Chyi Jim Yeh;Yan Liu

  • Applied Stochastic Hydrogeology.

    Tian-Chyi J. Yeh

Frequent Co-Authors

Walter A. Illman
Walter A. Illman University of Waterloo
Bruno Brunone
Bruno Brunone University of Perugia
Christian Massari
Christian Massari National Research Council (CNR)
Ming Ye
Ming Ye Florida State University
Cheinway Hwang
Cheinway Hwang National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Edward A. Sudicky
Edward A. Sudicky University of Waterloo
Andreas Kemna
Andreas Kemna University of Bonn
Qingyun Duan
Qingyun Duan Hohai University
Mark L. Brusseau
Mark L. Brusseau University of Arizona
Ying Zhao
Ying Zhao Ludong University

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