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Groundwater Recharge Operations in California
Journal AWWA, 1980The legislative directive contained in the California Water Code dictates that all possible steps be taken to encourage the development of water reclamation facilities to help meet the state's growing water requirements. Groundwater recharge with reclaimed municipal wastewater is an approach to water reuse that results in the planned augmentation of ...
Takashi Asano, Kurt L. Wassermann
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Adaptation, Groundwater Recharge and Livelihood Enhancement: Experiences from Saurashtra Groundwater Recharging Movement [PDF]
International Journal of Rural Management, 2011 An innocuous diversion of rainwater into their farm wells by a few farmers two decades ago has triggered a water-centric social movement popularly known as the Saurashtra groundwater recharging movement in the southwestern part of Gujarat, India. Since irrigation is a socio-technical phenomenon, this paper attempts to capture the social and technical ...
Srinivas Mudrakartha +2 more
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Determination of groundwater recharge with tritium
Journal of Hydrology, 1974Abstract As a result of nuclear weapon tests the tritium content of precipitation in South Africa increased to about 20 Tritium Units in 1958 and to above 50 T.U. in 1963. These two distinct rises in the tritium concentration provide a means of determining the average rate at which moisture percolates through the soil to recharge the groundwater ...
L. Thilo, M. Van Dijken, J.C. Vogel
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Recharge and paleo-recharge of groundwater in different basins in Tunisia
Quaternary International, 2020Abstract Assessment of the recharge is of strategic importance for a sustainable development of the aquifer resource, especially in arid and semi-arid areas. This study synthesizes and compares the results of isotope hydrology investigations obtained for different aquifer systems in Tunisia.
Mohamed Trigui +3 more
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Recharge and groundwater models: an overview
Hydrogeology Journal, 2002Recharge is a fundamental component of groundwater systems, and in groundwater-modeling exercises recharge is either measured and specified or estimated during model calibration. The most appropriate way to represent recharge in a groundwater model depends upon both physical factors and study objectives.
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Estimating groundwater recharge for Hanoi, Vietnam
Science of The Total Environment, 2019Determining groundwater recharge is in particular in areas with Monsoon rainfall a challenge. Several methods were used to estimate groundwater recharge for the first time ever for the urban area of Hanoi city, Vietnam. Water table fluctuation method (WTF), hydrograph analyses including recession curve displacement, graphical separation, the Automated ...
Broder J. Merkel, V. Hung Vu, V. Hung Vu
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1988
Groundwater recharge is usually considered a process of water movement downward through the saturated zone under the forces of gravity or in a direction determined by the hydraulic conditions. In a broader sense the process of recharge is more complicated.
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Groundwater recharge is usually considered a process of water movement downward through the saturated zone under the forces of gravity or in a direction determined by the hydraulic conditions. In a broader sense the process of recharge is more complicated.
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Groundwater recharge: A hydrogeologic thought [PDF]
Water Resources, 2009 The ensuing paper imparts vital information on an important component of the hydrologic cycle: recharge. Water flows through the porous media and forms a definite flow pattern that can be depicted in an elaborate manner through the micro level studies at the small watershed level.
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 2019
Groundwater recharge is poorly understood beneath the glacier due to the complex sampling conditions, although it is sensitive to the global change.
Yanlong Kong, Ke Wang, T. Pu, Xiaoyi Shi
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Groundwater recharge is poorly understood beneath the glacier due to the complex sampling conditions, although it is sensitive to the global change.
Yanlong Kong, Ke Wang, T. Pu, Xiaoyi Shi
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Groundwater recharge in urban areas
Atmospheric Environment. Part B. Urban Atmosphere, 1990Abstract The two interlinked networks of hydrological pathways in urban areas are described with particular reference to the links with groundwater. As well as reducing direct recharge, urbanization creates new pathways and sources of water for recharge, including leaking water mains, sewers, septic tanks and soakaways.
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