Population growth, economic development, and dietary changes have drastically increased
the demand for food and water. The resulting expansion of irrigated agriculture into semi …

Population growth and rapid industrialization have imposed excessive demand for
groundwater in Pacific Island countries (PICs). To meet this demand, over pumping of …

A complete treatment of the theory and practice of groundwater engineering, The Handbook
of Groundwater Engineering, Second Edition provides a current and detailed review of how …

Integrated modeling of basin‐and plume‐scale processes induced by full‐scale deployment
of CO2 storage was applied to the Mt. Simon Aquifer in the Illinois Basin. A three …

Aquifer salinization has recently increased significantly due to human activity and has
caused irreparable environmental and economic effects. In this research, a new method is …

The classic Ghyben‐Herzberg estimate of the depth of the freshwater‐saltwater interface
together with the Dupuit approximation is a useful tool for developing analytical solutions to …

The proper management of coastal aquifers commonly requires an understanding of the
behaviour of saltwater plumes underlying production wells. The current understanding of …

Time fluctuations of groundwater flux are known to affect solute transport and thus the width
and penetration of seawater intrusion. Yet, most theoretical and laboratory studies of the …

The development and flow dynamics of freshwater lenses are investigated by physical
experiments on a laboratory scale. Using an acrylic glass box and a combination of different …

Population growth, urbanization and intensification of irrigated agriculture in the world's
deltas boost the demand for fresh water, with extensive groundwater extraction as a result …