Increasing water demands, especially in arid and semi-arid regions, continuously
exacerbate groundwater resources as the only reliable water resources in these regions …

Previous studies have shown that geostatistics-based transient hydraulic tomography (THT)
is robust for subsurface heterogeneity characterization through the joint inverse modeling of …

Heavy groundwater withdrawal results in aquifer compaction and increases the risk of land
subsidence hazard with significant economic, environmental, and social consequences …

Successful groundwater resources evaluation and management is nowadays typically
undertaken using distributed numerical groundwater flow models. Such models largely rely …

In order to evaluate the groundwater resources and aquifer system of the Jilin urban area
(JUA), a groundwater numerical flow model was established by using the groundwater …

Aquitards are common hydrogeological features and their hydraulic conductivity is an
important property for various groundwater management issues. Predicting their hydraulic …

Several studies have evaluated the impact of climate change on the alluvial aquifers;
however, no research has been carried out on a small-scale aquifer without any human …

The relative contributions of climate and human stresses to aquifer depletion in real-world
settings are rarely quantified, particularly where complex patterns of depletion arise from the …

The complex tectonic and volcanic processes in the Ethiopian rift valley have resulted in the
formation of volcano-tectonic structural depressions that became sites for many rift valley …

Abstract Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System (STAS) is shared between Botswana,
Namibia and South Africa with massive utilization especially in Namibia. However, the …