Urban groundwater resources (GWRs) have declined substantially in recent decades, due to
rapid urbanization, population growth, groundwater exploitation, land use/land cover …

Climate change and human interventions (eg, massive barrages, dams, sand mining, and
sluice gates) in the Ganga–Padma River (India and Bangladesh) have escalated in recent …

Worldwide, the ever-increasing population and urbanization have put tremendous pressure
on groundwater (GW). It has provoked the over-exploitation of groundwater and hindered …

This study aims to quantitatively and qualitatively assess the impact of urbanisation on the
urban ecosystem in the city of Abha, Saudi Arabia, by analysing land use changes …

A good many works focus on wetland vulnerability; some works also explore restoration
sites at a very limited spatial extent. But the satellite image-driven hydrological data-based …

This study incorporates the Groundwater Quality Index (GQI) to alter the conventional
groundwater potential zoning to quantity-quality potential zoning in the Chennai coastal …

This study proposes a new groundwater potentiality model (GPM) in the Bisha watershed,
Saudi Arabia, by integrating logistic-regression (LR)-weighted and fuzzy logic-based …

Groundwater is the most precious resource on the earth's surface, providing fresh drinking
water for human beings and supplying water for plants to survive. The shortage …

The problem of groundwater depletion has arisen as havoc in countries like India due to
expanding intensive agriculture, growing population, and burgeoning urban centres. Delhi is …

Exploring the potential of new models for mapping groundwater quality presents a major
challenge in water resource management, particularly in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand …