Sustainable management of natural water resources and food security in the face of
changing climate conditions is critical to the livelihood of coastal communities. Increasing …

Saltwater Intrusion (SWI) in many coastal areas is accelerated by freshwater boundary
changes due to over-pumping and decreasing aquifer recharge and sea-level rise. This …

In this study we use polynomial chaos expansion (PCE) to perform uncertainty analysis for
seawater intrusion (SWI) in fractured coastal aquifers (FCAs) which is simulated using the …

Seawater intrusion (SWI) is a major environmental threat to groundwater resources in
coastal regions. GALDIT is an index-based SWI vulnerability model that is increasingly …

Geological CO 2 sequestration (GCS) remains the main promising solution to mitigate global
warming. Understating the fate of CO 2 behavior is crucial for securing its containment in the …

Saltwater intrusion (SWI) has a negative environmental impact on groundwater quality in
coastal areas. Therefore, effective management strategies are required to preserve fresh …

Coastal aquifers are vulnerable to seawater intrusion due to excessive groundwater
pumping. Most research on salinization vulnerability considers homogeneous aquifers …

Lake Urmia, which was once the second-largest saline lake in the world, has been shrinking
dramatically. Moreover, Lake Urmia has become supersaturated with total salinity averaging …

In this paper, global sensitivity analysis (GSA) and uncertainty quantification (UQ) have been
applied to the problem of natural convection (NC) in a porous square cavity. This problem is …

Unsaturated flow influences both the seawater extent under steady‐state conditions and the
propagation of tides in coastal aquifers. However, its effects on salt distributions in tidally …