Nanni, T. Vivalda, P. M. Palpacelli, S. Marcellini, M. Tazioli, A.
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Hydrogeology Journal
Using artificial tracer tests, this study confirms the presence of a single basal aquifer feeding the springs in the wide and complex hydrogeological boundary of the Sibillini Mountains of central Italy. The tracer was introduced into the sinkhole of the Castelluccio di Norcia plain. The tracer test results, observed at the studied springs, highlig...
Christensen, Craig William Hayashi, Masaki Bentley, Laurence R.
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Hydrogeology Journal
Groundwater storage in alpine regions is essential for maintaining baseflows in mountain streams. Recent studies have shown that common alpine landforms (e.g., talus and moraine) have substantial groundwater storage capacity, but the hydrogeological connectivity between individual landforms has not been understood. This study characterizes the hydr...
Setiawan, Taat Syah Alam, Boy Yoseph C. S. S. Haryono, Eko Hendarmawan,
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Hydrogeology Journal
The karst hydrogeology systems of the Watuputih Hills region of Central Java, Indonesia, have many springs with varying discharge and are composed of formations with complex geological structures. This work characterized the karst hydrogeology by studying 50 hydrogeological features (caves, springs and wells) and by analyzing the chemical-physical ...
Schuler, Philip Stoeckl, L. Schnegg, P.-A. Bunce, C. Gill, L.
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Hydrogeology Journal
Knowledge about the hydraulic connections between submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) and its terrestrial coastal catchment is relevant with regard to the management of marine and coastal waters in karst areas. This study applies different methods and monitoring approaches to trace SGD between the Burren Limestone Plateau and Galway Bay in wester...
Wang, Wei-shi Oswald, Sascha E. Gräff, Thomas Lensing, Hermann-Josef Liu, Tie Strasser, Daniel Munz, Matthias
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Hydrogeology Journal
Bank filtration (BF) is an established indirect water-treatment technology. The quality of water gained via BF depends on the subsurface capture zone, the mixing ratio (river water versus ambient groundwater), spatial and temporal distribution of subsurface travel times, and subsurface temperature patterns. Surface-water infiltration into the adjac...
Xu, Yongxin Seward, Paul Gaye, Cheikh Lin, Lixiang Olago, Daniel O.
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Hydrogeology Journal
Ebrahim, Girma Y. Villholth, Karen G. Boulos, Maurice
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Hydrogeology Journal
An integrated hydrogeological modelling approach applicable to hard-rock aquifers in semi-arid data-scarce Africa was developed using remote sensing, rainfall-runoff modelling, and a three-dimensional (3D) dynamic model. The integrated modelling approach was applied to the Hout catchment, Limpopo Province, South Africa, an important agricultural re...
Nonterah, Cynthia Xu, Yongxin Osae, Shiloh
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Hydrogeology Journal
Water flow is required for the health and integrity of any wetland environment. Based on field investigation, flow simulation and hydrogeological data, a conceptual flow model representing the physical characteristics of the Sakumo wetland (Ghana) was developed. Two major flow systems were identified: interflow (local topsoil water) in the alluvium...
Mengistu, Haile A. Demlie, Molla B. Abiye, Tamiru A.
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Hydrogeology Journal
The groundwater resources potential of Ethiopia is estimated to be about 40 billion cubic meters. Groundwater has been used as the main source of water supply since the 1970s for the main cities, towns and dispersed rural communities across the country, where provision of reticulated surface-water schemes is often expensive because of initial proje...
Voss, Clifford I.
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Hydrogeology Journal
