The mixing zone between freshwater and intruding seawater, which controls regional
groundwater flow dynamics and reactive transport processes, is the most important …

Seawater intrusion and brine water/freshwater interaction have significantly affected
agriculture, industry and public water supply at Laizhou Bay, Shandong Province, China. In …

Seawater intrusion (SWI) problem is encountered in almost all coastal aquifers around the
globe, however with different intrusion degrees based on multiple geological, hydrological …

Laboratory scale experiments and numerical modelling were employed in this study to
investigate saltwater intrusion in fractured aquifers. Saline intrusion was initiated in one …

Lateral saltwater intrusion (LSWI) and vertical saltwater intrusion (VSWI) are the major
problems in coastal aquifers. Coastal aquifers are subjected to natural and artificial …

Inland groundwater level variation widely exists but is usually neglected when conducting
research on flow and solute transport in coastal aquifers. A variable-saturation and variable …

This study presents the hydrogeochemical analysis in coastal groundwater mixing zone of a
sandy aquifer, Ting Kok, Hong Kong. Groundwater samples collected along a sampling …

Tidally influenced groundwater discharge in tidal flats is an important route by which land-
based pollutants enter the sea. Seasonal changes in groundwater flow fields create …

Previous sharp-interface studies of seawater intrusion (SWI) adopt various approaches to
the treatment of vertical fluxes in regions where alternating saltwater and freshwater are …

This research investigated the effect of layered heterogeneity on transient saltwater
upconing in a laboratory-scale coastal aquifer. The experiments were conducted in a 2D …