Seawater intrusion (SWI) stands as a significant challenge impacting coastal aquifers
worldwide. The emergence of SWI is a natural phenomenon owing to the density difference …

Managing fragile island freshwater resources requires identifying pumping strategies that
trade off the financial cost of groundwater supply against controlling the seawater intrusion …

Surrogate modelling has been used successfully to alleviate the computational burden that
results from high-fidelity numerical models of seawater intrusion in simulation-optimization …

A proper management of fresh groundwater lenses in small islands is required in order to
avoid or at least limit uncontrolled saltwater intrusion and guarantee the availability of the …

In coastal zones, a major objective of groundwater management is often to determine
sustainable pumping rates which avoid well salinization. Understanding how model and …

Groundwater flow and particle tracking models are critical tools to simulate the natural
system, contaminant fate and transport, and effects of remediation. Constrained optimization …

Subsurface air barrier, owing to readily accessible and sufficiently clean of injected air, is a
more attractive alternative for mitigating seawater intrusion (SWI) in arid and semi-arid …

A quantitative and qualitative estimation of groundwater resources is a challenge for water
management worldwide. In the specific case of the carbonate karstified aquifer, the high …

In this paper, we review the derivation of the Gauss–Levenberg–Marquardt (GLM) algorithm
and its extension to ensemble parameter estimation. We explore the use of graphical …

Island freshwater lenses are often subjected to pumping to support the freshwater needs of
isolated communities. Investigations of the lens extent commonly involve the application of …