Groundwater is a valuable natural resource for drinking, domestic, livestock use, and
irrigation, especially in arid and semi-arid regions like the Garmiyan belt in Kurdistan region …

The karst aquifers of India are an indispensable source of water to millions of people but the
current globalization and climate change have altered the hydrological and other processes …

Ordovician carbonates in the central and southern Halahatang area of the Tarim Basin host
highly productive hydrocarbon reservoirs. Previous studies suggest that the Yingshan and …

The aquifer systems in the Errachidia basin, located to the south of the High Atlas limestone,
are constituted by three superimposed and exploitable aquifers (Senonian, Turonian, and …

Karst groundwater is particularly vulnerable to contamination. Long-term hydrochemistry
auto-monitoring combined with laboratory analyses has shown that the chemograph …

About 3% of India's total land surface is occupied by carbonate rocks which are mostly
karstified and constitute a significant source of groundwater. The groundwater drawn from …

Karst terrains and their specific landforms, such as sinkholes and caves, have been
thoroughly studied from the second half of the nineteenth century. However, karst genesis …

Discovering underground water resources remains a vital and inevitable method for
optimizing consumption and also maintaining existing resources, not only in the world in …

In subtropical karst area, small wetlands are widely distributed owing to the well-developed
karst and the high degree of groundwater-surface water interaction. However, detailed …

Stochastic optimization is an important tool employed to manage salt intrusion and
increased freshwater production in coastal aquifers by estimating the optimum well locations …