Suitability maps for managed aquifer recharge (MAR) sites hold a strong potential for
integration into sustainable groundwater management plans. An uprising method to identify …

Geothermal exploration involves a high degree of uncertainty and financial risk, and
requires reliable exploration data to constrain development decisions. Geothermal …

Environmental managers are commonly faced with sophisticated decisions, such as
choosing the location of a new facility subject to multiple conflicting criteria. This paper …

With population increase, lack of conventional fresh water resources and uncertainties due
to climate change, there is growing interest in the arid and semi-arid areas to increase …

Flood spreading is a suitable strategy for controlling and benefiting from floods. Selecting
suitable areas for flood spreading and directing the floodwater into permeable formations …

Abstract The southern Central Valley of California is one of the most productive agricultural
regions in the world. Yet, decades of groundwater use beyond sustainable yield have left …

Lack of water resources is a common issue in many countries, especially in the Middle East.
Flood spreading project (FSP) is an artificial recharge technique, which is generally …

Groundwater resources in arid regions play a vital role in meeting water demands; however,
they are facing rapid depletion due to unsustainable exploitation practices, exacerbated by …

Flood spreading is one of the suitable strategies to control and benefit from floods which in
turn improve the groundwater recharge, makes soil more fertile, and increases nutrients in …

Geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing techniques are used as a
decision support system to identify potential soil aquifer treatment (SAT) sites for …