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Water, Volume 11, Issue 9

September 2019 - 218 articles

Cover Story: Understanding interactions between strongly connected groundwater and surface water is important when studying the water balance of a complex aquatic system. Such a research often requires not only an integrated approach but also using a comprehensive modelling framework. Since boundary conditions are essential for simulating groundwater flow in a sensitive aquifer, e.g. the Ljubljansko polje aquifer in Slovenia, a modelling system of rivers and channels (MIKE 11) and water flow and balance simulation model (WaSiM) can be used to model river dynamics and the percolation of local precipitation, respectively. They can then be used as boundary conditions imposed on a transient state groundwater flow model performed in finite element subsurface flow simulation system (FEFLOW). These tools offer a good solution for performing simulations of groundwater and surface water dynamics. View this paper.
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Articles (218)

  • Article
  • Open Access
27 Citations
6,101 Views
21 Pages

19 September 2019

The Nile Delta Aquifer (NDA) is threatened by salt water intrusion (SWI). This article demonstrates an approach for identifying critical salinity concentration zones using a three-dimensional (3D) variable-density groundwater flow model in the NDA. A...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
3,187 Views
17 Pages

19 September 2019

Studies with application of stable isotopes of oxygen and carbon have been performed on calcareous tufa, groundwater and dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) from the spring mire cupola in Wardzyń. This study was focused on the verification of the a prio...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
3,318 Views
12 Pages

19 September 2019

Soil water shortage is a critical issue for the Southwest US (SWUS), the typical arid region that has experienced severe droughts over the past decades, primarily caused by climate change. However, it is still not quantitatively understood how soil w...

  • Article
  • Open Access
50 Citations
5,498 Views
14 Pages

19 September 2019

Extreme precipitation trends and events are fundamental for the definition of the region’s climate and allow the subsequent analysis of the risk for the territory and the possible countermeasures. This study takes into account the Marche Region...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
4,265 Views
21 Pages

Glacier Surface Mass Balance in the Suntar-Khayata Mountains, Northeastern Siberia

  • Yong Zhang,
  • Xin Wang,
  • Zongli Jiang,
  • Junfeng Wei,
  • Hiroyuki Enomoto and
  • Tetsuo Ohata

19 September 2019

Arctic glaciers comprise a small fraction of the world’s land ice area, but their ongoing mass loss currently represents a large cryospheric contribution to the sea level rise. In the Suntar-Khayata Mountains (SKMs) of northeastern Siberia, in...

  • Editorial
  • Open Access
4 Citations
3,273 Views
5 Pages

Environmental Flows Determination and Monitoring with Hydraulic Habitat Models—Pushing the Boundaries of Habitat Models Application

  • Piotr Parasiewicz,
  • Paweł Prus,
  • Christos Theodoropoulos,
  • Knut Alfredsen,
  • Mikołaj Adamczyk,
  • Claudio Comoglio and
  • Paolo Vezza

19 September 2019

Hydraulic habitat simulation models were designed for the quantitative determination of environmental flows that consider the needs of aquatic fauna in rivers and streams. In the past 50 years, the modeling techniques were significantly developed, bu...

  • Article
  • Open Access
34 Citations
6,258 Views
18 Pages

Hydro-Meteorological Trends in the Upper Omo-Ghibe River Basin, Ethiopia

  • Dessalegn Jaweso,
  • Brook Abate,
  • Andreas Bauwe and
  • Bernd Lennartz

19 September 2019

This study aimed to assess trends of hydro-meteorological variables in the Upper Omo-Ghibe river basin, Ethiopia. Data records from eleven rainfall, eight air temperature, and five streamflow stations between 1981 to 2008 were investigated. The trend...

  • Article
  • Open Access
22 Citations
4,568 Views
9 Pages

Sustainable Irrigation Using Non-Conventional Resources: What has Happened after 30 Years Regarding Boron Phytotoxicity?

  • Vanessa Mendoza-Grimón,
  • Juan Ramón Fernández-Vera,
  • Jose Manuel Hernández-Moreno and
  • María del Pino Palacios-Díaz

19 September 2019

In the Canary Islands, there is a hydrological imbalance between water consumption and renewable water availability. To provide more water resources, reverse osmosis (RO) from seawater is used. As boron (B) contents in irrigation water higher than 0....

  • Article
  • Open Access
27 Citations
6,207 Views
19 Pages

19 September 2019

Drought is a complex phenomenon caused by lack of precipitation that affects water resources and human society. Groundwater drought is difficult to assess due to its complexity and the lack of spatio-temporal groundwater observations. In this study,...

  • Article
  • Open Access
29 Citations
7,453 Views
24 Pages

Pseudo-nitzschia Blooms in a Coastal Upwelling System: Remote Sensing Detection, Toxicity and Environmental Variables

  • Jesus M. Torres Palenzuela,
  • Luis González Vilas,
  • Francisco M. Bellas,
  • Elina Garet,
  • África González-Fernández and
  • Evangelos Spyrakos

19 September 2019

The NW coast of the Iberian Peninsula is dominated by extensive shellfish farming, which places this region as a world leader in mussel production. Harmful algal blooms in the area frequent lead to lengthy harvesting closures threatening food securit...

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