Katie Markovich

Assistant Professor

Photo: Katie Markovich
Education: 
Ph.D. University of California - Davis, 2018
Email: 
kmarkovich@unm.edu
Office: 
Northrop 208

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Research Area/s:

Climate/Atmospheric Sciences,  Hydrology,  Stable Isotope Geochemistry

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Curriculum vita

Research and Academic Interests:

My research interests are in physical hydrology and hydrologic modelling, including risk analysis and management.

Recent Publications:

Fienen, M.N., Long, A.J., Markovich, K.H., Haj, A.E., Barker, M.I., 2026. Ensemble Methods for History Matching and Uncertainty Quantification with a Watershed Model. Journal of the American
Water Resources Association, in press.
Hayek, M., White, J.T., Markovich, K.H., Hughes, J.D., and Lavenue, M., 2025. MF6-ADJ: A non-intrusive adjoint sensitivity capability for MODFLOW 6. Groundwater, 63(6): 874-888. 
White, J.T., Coulon, C., Hugman, R., and Markovich, K.H., 2025. Reliable trade-offs between environment and economy: Implications for mine dewatering and managed aquifer recharge. Mine Water and the Environment.
Markovich, K.H., White, J.T., and Knowling, M.J., 2022. An empirical evaluation of sequential and batch data assimilation approaches to cope with model error in decision-support groundwater modeling applications. Environmental Modelling & Software, 156, 105498.
Markovich, K.H., Condon, L.E., Carroll, K.C., Purtschert, R., and McIntosh, J.M., 2020. A mountain-front recharge component characterization approach combining groundwater age distributions, noble gas thermometry, and fluid and energy transport modeling. Water Resources Research, 57(1).
Condon, L.E., Markovich, K.H., Kelleher, C.A., Ferguson, G., and McIntosh, J.M., 2019. Where is the bottom of a watershed? Water Resources Research, 56(3),.
Markovich, K.H., Manning, A.H., Condon, L.E., and McIntosh, J.M., 2019. Mountain-block Recharge: A Review of Current Understanding, Water Resources Research,.