Management of regulated water systems has become increasingly complex due to rapid
socio-economic growth and environmental changes in river basins over recent decades …

Abstract Surface–groundwater (SW–GW) interactions constitute a critical proportion of the
surface and groundwater balance especially during dry conditions. Conjunctive …

Riparian zones can provide a protective buffer between streams and adjacent land-based
activities, by removing nitrate from shallow groundwater flowing through them. Catchment …

Several studies on stream-aquifer interactions focus on the local scale. However, the
estimation of stream-aquifer exchanges for a regional river network remains challenging …

Floodplains and their wetlands are extremely important centres of biodiversity due to their
ability to support higher amounts of biomass than surrounding upland areas. This is as a …

Groundwater discharge constitutes a significant proportion of the total flow volume in most
rivers. The exchange flux between surface and groundwater greatly impacts the surface as …

Groundwater responses to tide fluctuations in different hydrogeological situations have been
investigated for many years. Various solutions have been derived using the assumption that …

The extraordinary rise of piezometric surface in aquifers may induce an unexpected
interaction of groundwater with anthropogenic elements known as groundwater inundation …

Seawater intrusion occurs in almost all coastal aquifers that are subject to human pressure.
Its effects could be reduced by avoiding pumping in those wells better hydraulically …

This paper investigates the complex interaction between a river and a saline floodplain in a
semi-arid environment strongly influenced by groundwater lowering using a fully integrated …