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CHARACTERISATION OF A TRANSBOUNDARY KARST AQUIFER: THE CLASSICAL KARST
, 2010 In the hydrogeological sense the karst aquifer of Classical Karst / Kras is a uniform unit, but politically divided between two countries. The main part of the aquifer is located in Slovenia, but the whole karst coast and the springs area are located in Italy.
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Environments - MDPI, 2019 Aquifer vulnerability maps can improve groundwater management for sustainable anthropogenic development. The latest update of karst aquifer vulnerability mapping is named: the Protection of Aquifers base on Protection, Rock type, Infiltration and ...
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Environmental Earth Sciences, 2015
One third of Turkey’s surface is underlain by carbonate rocks that have been subdivided into four karst regions. The carbonate rock units are about 200 km wide along the Taurus Mountains that attain elevations of 2500 m. Karst features of western Turkey bordering the Aegean and Mediterranean seas demonstrate the tectonic, lithological and climatic ...
Günay, G., Güner, N., Törk, K.
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One third of Turkey’s surface is underlain by carbonate rocks that have been subdivided into four karst regions. The carbonate rock units are about 200 km wide along the Taurus Mountains that attain elevations of 2500 m. Karst features of western Turkey bordering the Aegean and Mediterranean seas demonstrate the tectonic, lithological and climatic ...
Günay, G., Güner, N., Törk, K.
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Anthropogenic contaminants as tracers in an urbanizing karst aquifer
Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 2007Karst aquifers are uniquely vulnerable to contamination. In the Barton Springs segment of the karstic Edwards aquifer (Texas, U.S.A.), urban contaminants such as pesticides and volatile organic compounds frequently are detected in spring base flow. To determine whether contaminant concentrations change in response to storms, and if they therefore might
Mahler, B.J., Massei, Nicolas
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Karst aquifer evolution in a changing water table environment
Water Resources Research, 2002 [1] A vertical cross section through a karst aquifer is modeled by means of the finite element method to study the evolution of fractures and flow in the aquifer.
Georg Kaufmann
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Karst springs hydrographs as indicators of karst aquifers
Hydrological Sciences Journal, 1993By analysing the hydrographs of karst it is possible to identify aquifer characteristics and, accordingly, the main features of a karst rock-fissure massif. Consequently, relevant data can be obtained by analysing hydrograph recession curve.
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Occurrence and dynamics of micropollutants in a karst aquifer
Environmental Pollution, 2013Karst systems represent important yet vulnerable drinking water resources. A wide spectrum of pollutants may be released into karst groundwater from agriculture, livestock farming, private households, and industry. This work provides an overview on the occurrence and dynamics of micropollutants in a karst system of the Swiss Jura.
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Science of the Total EnvironmentKarst groundwater resources play a crucial role in global water supply. But due to their intrinsic heterogeneity, karst aquifers are especially vulnerable to contamination and environmental changes. To sustain karst water quality, assessing karst aquifer
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Linear kernels for Karst Aquifers
Water Resources Research, 1982Karst aquifers contain significant water reserves in many parts of the world, but development and management of these reserves is difficult because of the complexity of the aquifers. This paper presents a method of characterizing karst aquifers based on the use of single, linear kernel functions.
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