Clogging, the major obstacle in aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) applications, causes
declines in recharge rates and ultimately the failure of artificial recharge systems. Clogging …

La recharge artificielle des nappes est réalisée à partir d'eau de surface dans des bassins,
des tranchées, des fossés et d'autres dispositifs où l'eau s' infiltre dans le sol et s' écoule …

Coupling the basics of hygrogeology with analytical and numerical modeling methods,
Hydrogeology and Groundwater Modeling, Second Edition provides detailed coverage of …

Groundwater which occurs in fractured rock or porous aquifers or other geological weak
zones such as faults and fractures is usually extracted via boreholes, hand wells or other …

The composition of recharge water evolves as it passes through the unsaturated zone and
enters and flows through an aquifer. Infiltrated and injected waters interact with aquifer …

Climatic variability and change result in unreliable and uncertain water availability and
contribute to water insecurity in Africa, particularly in arid and semi-arid areas and where …

Artificial recharge of groundwater is an effective strategy for supplementing groundwater
resources. It is noteworthy that most artificial recharge facilities suffer from clogging …

Artificial recharge of groundwater is an effective technology for solving the shortage of water
resources. The clogging of porous media is a bottleneck that limits the application of this …

Drywells are increasingly used for stormwater management and enhanced aquifer recharge,
but only limited research has quantitatively determined the performance of drywells …

Alternatives to conventional methods of providing urban water services, such as making use
of stormwater and wastewater resources within urban areas, are receiving increasing …