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Abstract Understanding surface heat flux is essential for evaluating geothermal system dynamics and resource potential, particularly in tectonically active but non‐volcanic regions. This study presents the first integrated assessment of surface heat flux in three representative geothermal areas in Taxkorgan County, western China, including Taheman (THM)
Yingchun Wang +4 more
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Comparison of Groundwater Recharge between HELP Model and SWAT Model
Do-Hun Lee, Nam‐Won Kim, Il-Moon Chung
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Abstract Climate change, rapid urbanization, and population growth are increasingly influencing the quality and quantity of surface water resources, especially in vulnerable reservoir systems. This study investigates the spatiotemporal changes in water features and quality of three key drinking water source lakes‐Rawal, Simly, and Khanpur (RSK ...
Toqeer Ahmed +7 more
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Spatial modelling of groundwater potential zones in the Neyyar Basin using machine learning and morphometric analysis. [PDF]
Jerin Joe RJ +5 more
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Abstract Studying the behavior of dormant volcanoes is a major challenge in volcanology. Here, we conducted a 10‐year survey of hydrothermal mineralization at Campi Flegrei, an active volcano near Naples in Italy, which last erupted in 1538. Our survey revealed a significant output of boric acid at the hydrothermal sulfate discharge area of Pisciarelli,
M. Piochi +3 more
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Monitoring of shallow groundwater in Lower Saxony, Germany-spatial variability of redox conditions and benefit of the redox proxy ∆<sub>Mn-Fe</sub>. [PDF]
Hamer K, Ritter J.
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Abstract Underground brine in beach and neritic zones (UBBN), widely distributed on muddy coasts in arid coastal regions, undergoes dynamic salt cycling driven by a “salt pump” system, composed of hydraulic gradients, salinity gradients, and tidal forces.
Yufeng Zhang +3 more
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Hydrological model and integrated GIS techniques for simulation and analysis of the long-term water balance in a coastal aquifer, Spain. [PDF]
Amen EM, Calvache ML.
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Abstract How mountain headwaters and their groundwater‐dependent ecosystems will respond to future climate change remains largely unknown. These challenges stem from the difficulty of gathering relevant hydrological observations and implementing modeling strategies suited to data‐scarce systems.
R. Abhervé +8 more
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