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Identifying Karst Aquifers Recharge Area Using Environmental Isotopes: Case Study in Central Italy

Identifying Karst Aquifers Recharge Area Using Environmental Isotopes: Case Study in Central Italy

... These isotopes are often applied in hydrogeological investigations to study precipitations, groundwater recharge, groundwater-surface water interactions, delineation of flow systems and ... See full document

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Hydrogeological Conceptual Model of Groundwater from Carbonate Aquifers Using Environmental Isotopes (18O, 2H) and Chemical Tracers: A Case Study in Southern Latium Region, Central Italy

Hydrogeological Conceptual Model of Groundwater from Carbonate Aquifers Using Environmental Isotopes (18O, 2H) and Chemical Tracers: A Case Study in Southern Latium Region, Central Italy

... mean recharge elevation range between 916 and 1050 m asl and the average TDS content is less than 300 mg/l indi- cating short groundwater flow paths and short residence time (Mg/Ca ~ ...mean recharge ... See full document

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Karst Spring Discharge Evaluation Using a Rainfall-Input Model: The Case Study of Capodacqua di Spigno Spring (Central Italy)

Karst Spring Discharge Evaluation Using a Rainfall-Input Model: The Case Study of Capodacqua di Spigno Spring (Central Italy)

... global environmental emergency, especially for the effects of ongoing climate change on groundwater ...Region, Central Italy, as in the whole Apennine Mountains chain, is stored in karst ... See full document

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Recharge Estimation of Hard Rock Aquifers under Sahelian Climate Conditions Using Water Table Fluctuation: Case Study of Tougou Catchment, Burkina Faso

Recharge Estimation of Hard Rock Aquifers under Sahelian Climate Conditions Using Water Table Fluctuation: Case Study of Tougou Catchment, Burkina Faso

... the area; 2) induced problems in obtaining enough water for local people use; and 3) degraded the soil which has led to a decrease in water infiltration and percolation to ...and environmental changes call ... See full document

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Water balance estimation in high Alpine terrain by combining distributed modeling and a neural network approach (Berchtesgaden Alps, Germany)

Water balance estimation in high Alpine terrain by combining distributed modeling and a neural network approach (Berchtesgaden Alps, Germany)

... of karst aquifers within single conduits or parameter fields in a spatial continuum, however mainly concentrate on mod- eling water fluxes within the saturated ...of karst makes it tremendously ... See full document

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A CASE STUDY OF IDENTIFYING OPTIMUM LOCATION FOR ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE IN THE NORTH WEST PART OF PUDUCHERRY REGION

A CASE STUDY OF IDENTIFYING OPTIMUM LOCATION FOR ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE IN THE NORTH WEST PART OF PUDUCHERRY REGION

... a case study on artificial recharge at optimum location in North West part of Puducherry has been elucidated in this ...The study area covers the North West region of the Union ... See full document

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Managed aquifer recharge with reverse osmosis desalinated seawater: modeling the spreading in groundwater using stable water isotopes

Managed aquifer recharge with reverse osmosis desalinated seawater: modeling the spreading in groundwater using stable water isotopes

... site area. The model covers an area of 65 km 2 , including a western offshore strip of 9 km 2 ...analyzed using the T-PROGS software (Carle, 1999) and provided the spatial distribution of the hydro- ... See full document

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Conceptual Hydrogeological Model and Groundwater Resource Estimation in a Complex Hydrothermal Area: The Case of the Viterbo Geothermal Area (Central Italy)

Conceptual Hydrogeological Model and Groundwater Resource Estimation in a Complex Hydrothermal Area: The Case of the Viterbo Geothermal Area (Central Italy)

... main aquifers, which are mainly tapped for drinking water, ir- rigation and spas, have been ...this study are very ...two aquifers interact vertically and laterally, to give rise to mixed waters ... See full document

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V2Karst V1.1: a parsimonious large-scale integrated vegetation–recharge model to simulate the impact of climate and land cover change in karst regions

V2Karst V1.1: a parsimonious large-scale integrated vegetation–recharge model to simulate the impact of climate and land cover change in karst regions

... only karst recharge model developed for large-scale ...simulates karst po- tential recharge (Fig. 1a). The representation of karst pro- cesses in VarKarst is based on a previous ... See full document

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Influence of Geomechanical and Hydraulic Parameters of the Fractured Rock on the Evolution of Underground Karst Cavities in Cheria Area, NE Algerea

Influence of Geomechanical and Hydraulic Parameters of the Fractured Rock on the Evolution of Underground Karst Cavities in Cheria Area, NE Algerea

... of karst cavities is governed by a number of complex processes and factors: closed water level to the surface, thickness of the Mio-Plio Quaternary filling deposits (Cqua), roof thickness (ET), karst ... See full document

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Challenges in groundwater resource management in coastal aquifers of East Africa: Investigations and lessons learnt in the Comoros Islands, Kenya and Tanzania

Challenges in groundwater resource management in coastal aquifers of East Africa: Investigations and lessons learnt in the Comoros Islands, Kenya and Tanzania

... the island. About 65% of the population do not have permanent access to groundwater and primarily harvest rainwater from roofs into tanks, which are only sufficient during the wet season and have issues with bacterial ... See full document

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Geochemical Tracers of Groundwater Movement Between the Castle Hayne and Associated Coastal Plain Aquifers

Geochemical Tracers of Groundwater Movement Between the Castle Hayne and Associated Coastal Plain Aquifers

... Investigation of the strontium chemistry of waters from the Castle Hayne and other aquifers in the Northern Coastal Plain indicates that strontium and its isotopes will be useful trac[r] ... See full document

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Assessing the hazard from viruses in wastewater recharge of urban sandstone aquifers

Assessing the hazard from viruses in wastewater recharge of urban sandstone aquifers

... experiments using combined phage and silica colloid suspensions made up in synthetic groundwater resulted not only in breakthrough of the injected phage, but also release of the phage which had not been eluted by ... See full document

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Analysis and Prediction of Foundation Settlement of High Rise Buildings under Complex Geological Conditions

Analysis and Prediction of Foundation Settlement of High Rise Buildings under Complex Geological Conditions

... 2) A tower and E4 high-rise residential building, the monitoring points are basically the same trend, no more than the standard allowed uneven settlement occurred. The pile raft foundation has good applicability in the ... See full document

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Landslide hazard assessment in the Collazzone area, Umbria, Central Italy

Landslide hazard assessment in the Collazzone area, Umbria, Central Italy

... slide area as a proxy for landslide destructiveness and of landslide ...the area of the individ- ual slope failures from the multi-temporal landslide inven- ...landslide area is a reasonable measure ... See full document

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Urban floods: a case study in the Savigliano area (North-Western Italy)

Urban floods: a case study in the Savigliano area (North-Western Italy)

... Abstract. Flood processes and effects are examined, con- cerning two rivers in an urbanized area in North-Western Italy (Piedmont – Cuneo Plain). In May 2008, some areas in Northern Italy were struck ... See full document

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Classification of karst springs for flash-flood-prone areas in western Turkey

Classification of karst springs for flash-flood-prone areas in western Turkey

... storage karst regions, although karst terrain often acts as a natural flood control particularly when it is bare and dom- inated by ...A study using a hydrogeochemical ap- proach and assessing ... See full document

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Modelling diffuse groundwater recharge in Irish karst

Modelling diffuse groundwater recharge in Irish karst

... A steady-state discrete conduit network model for the Hölloch cave was developed by Jeannin (2001) combining observed heads, discharge rates, conduit sizes and conduit lengths. The model only represents the conduit flow ... See full document

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Groundwater recharge to aquifers of the Sana'a Basin, Yemen.

Groundwater recharge to aquifers of the Sana'a Basin, Yemen.

... The basalt flows and stratified sequence of this unit act as an aquiclude, except along fractured zones or within the entrapped sediments between basalt flows. Italconsult (1973) treated the basal basalt (lowest layer in ... See full document

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Prediction, time variance, and classification of hydraulic response to recharge in two karst aquifers

Prediction, time variance, and classification of hydraulic response to recharge in two karst aquifers

... and aquifers in cli- matically different locations, because this method character- izes the aquifer independently from system inputs; ...of karst groundwater-flow sys- tems and the challenges associated ... See full document

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