Predicting hydrologic behavior at regional scales requires heterogeneous data that are often
prohibitively expensive to acquire on the ground. As a result, satellite‐based remote sensing …

The hydrodynamic properties of the weathered‐fractured layer of a hard‐rock pilot
watershed in a granitic terrain are characterized using hydraulic tests at different scales. The …

Ophiolites are found all over the world: from the Alps to the Himalayas, in Cuba, Papua-New
Guinea, New Caledonia, Newfoundland, etc. They are composed of hard rocks—basalt …

A dedicated field site was developed and a suite of experiments were conducted in the
Sierra Nevada foothills, near the town of Raymond, CA to develop and test a multi …

Fractured-rock aquifers display spatially and temporally variable hydraulic conductivity
generally attributed to variable fracture intensity and connectivity. Empirical evidence …

Assessment of potential groundwater recharge sites and sustainable water resource
management in semi-arid crystalline rock terrain is a challenging task. Globally, analysis of …

Geological lineaments or'geolineaments', irrespective of their hydrological nature, are
generally treated as a single class, and density of geolineaments is considered as a key …

Filter analysis of lineaments in Precambrian metamorphic rocks was used to delineate
fracture-correlated lineaments and hydraulically significant fractures. The unfiltered analysis …

Addressing the geologic significance of lineaments and their correlation with joints/fractures
is still unclear. The present study attempts to analyse the lineament swarms developed in a …

Identification of hydraulically potential lineaments directly from lineament map required for
studies of groundwater resource development in crystalline metamorphosed rock terrain …