Due to global warming and local anthropogenic pressures, sustainable groundwater
resource exploitation in coastal cities is increasingly threatened. For example, the fifth …

Groundwater is one of the main resources for social-ecological systems. As part of the total
water cycle and deeply connected with land use, groundwater management faces many …

Intense urbanisation in many coastal areas has led to intensification of groundwater
consumption, while reducing permeable areas and increasing the frequency and magnitude …

Evapotranspiration (ET) is a fundamental phenomenon within terrestrial system processes
that involves water on land and in the atmosphere. ET is one of the main components of …

Few studies have used crustal displacements sensed by the Global Positioning System
(GPS) to assess the terrestrial water storage (TWS), which causes loadings. Furthermore, no …

There is a shortage of sediment-routing monitoring worldwide, despite its relevance to
environmental processes. In drylands, where water resources are more vulnerable to the …

The increasing need of sustainable technologies to produce domestic water in metropoles of
developing countries faces socioenvironmental problems such as contamination …

Rural communities in Mexico and other countries with limited economic resources require a
low-cost measurement system for the piezometric level and temperature of groundwater for …

In rapidly growing southern metropolises, climatic, anthropogenic and demographic
pressures combined with centralized network deficiencies, favor individual initiatives to …

The Brazilian semiarid region (BSAR) is affected by the high precipitation variability and
severe drought events over time, promoting recurrent water scarcity. The water supply in the …