The global need for freshwater resources by densely populated regions has resulted in the
excessive exploitation of groundwater (GW), subsequently leading to seawater intrusion …

For managing the freshwater in the worldwide coastal aquifers, it is imperative to understand
the hydrogeochemical processes and flow patterns in the mixing freshwater/saltwater zone …

The optimization of groundwater conditioning factors (GCFs), the evaluation of groundwater
potential (GWpot), the hydrogeological characterization of aquifer geoelectrical properties …

Semi-arid coastal aquifers face critical challenges characterized by lower rainfall, higher
evaporation rates, and looming risk of over-exploitation. These conditions, coupled with …

Water percolation through infiltration ponds is creating significant synergies for the broad
adoption of water reuse as an additional non-conventional water supply. Despite the …

The Metaponto coastal plain extends about 40 km along the Ionian coast, between the Sinni
and Bradano Rivers (southern Italy). During the 20th century, the increases in modern …

A comparative study of Strontium (Sr) and Barium (Ba) along with associated major ions of
groundwater was made from the Southern Mor Range, Balochistan, where both igneous and …

The quality and quantity of groundwater resources have been continuously deteriorating as
a result of anthropogenic activities and their excessive usage. This has intensified seawater …

The integration of various geophysical methodologies is considered a fundamental tool for
accurately reconstructing the extent and shape of a groundwater body and for estimating the …

Abstract Submarine Groundwater Discharge (SGD) and Seawater Intrusion (SWI) are two
contrary hydrological processes that occur across the land-sea continuum and …