The overexploitation of groundwater in coastal aquifers is often accompanied by seawater
intrusion, intensified by climate change and sea level rise. Heading long-term water quality …

Maps of the vulnerability of groundwater to seawater intrusion were developed for the multi-
layered coastal aquifer of Ouled Taoui—Ouled Boujemaa in Algeria. Groundwater in this …

Abstract The Djeffara of Medenine coastal aquifer (Southeastern Tunisia) is threatened by
the seawater intrusion (SWI). This region is characterized by a notable increase in …

Located in the south of the western Mediterranean, in the central Algerian region, the
Cherchell coastal aquifer has participated over time in the economic development of the …

In the recent years, the coastal aquifer of Jijel plain (North Algeria) located on the south of
the Mediterranean Sea was utilized for cities growth and agricultural development of the …

Due to increase in population and agricultural activities, the Sfax coastal aquifer is under
tremendous stress and seawater intrusion becomes a serious concern. This situation needs …

Abstract The Ghiss-Nekor coastal aquifer is considered among the most important aquifers
in the Moroccan Mediterranean. It covers about 100 km 2 and consists of plio-quaternary …

Groundwater resources assessment has resulted in development of models that help
identify the vulnerable zones. This paper presents a GIS-based hydrogeological index …

The coastal aquifers system of Sfax Agareb Chaffar Mahres (Southern Sfax) located in the
central east of Tunisia is well known for population growth and industrial development …

This study focuses on the application of the new method, GALDIT, for the cartography of
aquifer vulnerability due to seawater intrusion in the area of Chaouia coast (Morocco) which …