Limestone massifs with a high density of dolines form important karst aquifers in most of the
Alps, often with groundwater circulating through deep karst conduits and water coming out of …

Monitoring of various naturally present substances or physical properties of the water,
commonly called environmental tracers, can provide valuable insight in characteristics of …

Crystalline rocks are generally characterized by negligible porosity and permeability in
terms of groundwater exploitability. However, alteration processes can greatly increase their …

Aquifers in mountain areas are a strategic resource for the people who live there. To
optimise future management, it is vital to understand hydrogeological systems from both …

A two‐parameter transfer function with an infinite characteristic time is proposed for
conceptual rainfall–runoff models. The large time behaviour of the unit response is an …

Vis Island is situated in southern Croatia. The island is mostly composed of karstified
carbonate rocks and belongs to the Dinaric karst region, which is a locus typicus of karst …

Correlation and cross-spectral analysis of hydrographs was performed on the karst area of
the mountainous section of the Kupa River in two time periods. Since there are karst aquifers …

The Dinaric karst in the north differs from the rest of the karst in Croatia in terms of
karstification depth. The infiltrating precipitation drains in cascades from deeply karstified …

Sažetak The river Gacka springs catchment area is located in the Dinaric karst, which is
globally known as the locus typicus, or classical Karst. It is composed of four major and …

The relationship between karst spring discharge and turbidity during periods where the
turbidity exceeds the permitted value of 4 NTU is analyzed by means of classical …