Increasing groundwater contamination across the globe triggered the concept of “aquifer
vulnerability”, which has been extensively used worldwide during past three to four decades …

The potential to map geothermal anomalies using remote sensing information has attracted
recently much research, reflecting thus the increasing interest for renewable energy …

Aquifer vulnerability mapping to pollution is topical research activity, and common
frameworks such as the basic DRASTIC framework (BDF) suffer from the inherent …

The deterioration of water quality in shallow groundwater systems over the past decades
has attracted increased amounts of attention from hydrogeologists. Groundwater …

In this study, the combined use of a Bayesian mixing model (BMM), numerical model
(random walk particle tracking—RWPT), and environmental tracers (δ 18 O–δD, 3 H, and …

Abstract The Water Framework Directive and Groundwater Directive aim at preserving and
improving the groundwater status. Groundwater bodies are classified as being or not being …

Increasing urbanization, landscape conversion, and resource consumption represent the
most important, visible and irreversible human-induced actions on Earth. As a consequence …

A multidisciplinary approach was developed to estimate urban groundwater vulnerability to
contamination combining hydrogeology, hydrogeochemistry, subterranean …

Abstract Study region Marchfeld region (Austria) Study focus A multi-method and multi-scale
assessment of the intrinsic groundwater vulnerability to generic pollutants was carried out. At …

Hard-rock catchments are considered to be source of valuable water resources for water
supply to inhabitants and ecosystems. The present work aims to develop a groundwater …