The present study aims to thoroughly review GWL depletion monitoring studies completed
between 2000 and 2023 based on data-driven models and GIS approaches from a global …

A feed forward neural network was used to estimate Groundwater levels in the Faridabad
District of Haryana. A sigmoid transfer function was utilized to train a Levenberg–Marquardt …

Urban flooding poses significant threats to human lives and urban development worldwide,
while the impact of climate change on urban flooding remains unclear. To systematically …

Growing demands in arid regions have increased groundwater vulnerabilities necessitating
appropriate modeling and management strategies to understand and sustain aquifer system …

Groundwater level (GWL) varies periodically or non‐periodically with various factors
including precipitation, river stage (RS) change, sea level, and dewatering activities. In this …

Methods for the estimation of groundwater level (GWL) are often based on knowledge-and
data-based approaches, which are largely affected by the representativeness of input …

Hydraulic conductivity is an important geological and geotechnical characteristic, necessary
for flow-related problems and underground construction. In many countries, databases for …

Although categorised as “safe” in respect of ground water development and management,
the state of Assam in northeast India is found to possess the “highest depleting potential” of …

In this study, the effect of fluctuating groundwater level (GWL) on the settlement of footing
foundation placed on sand was investigated based on the results obtained from centrifuge …

Forecasting the depth of groundwater in arid and semiarid areas is a great challenge
because these areas are complex hydrogeological environments and the observational data …