Prediction of the movement of contaminants in groundwater systems through the use of
models has been given increased emphasis in recent years because of the growing trend …

Although much progress has been made toward the mathematical description of saltwater-
freshwater relationships in groundwater systems since the late 19th century, the advective …

The seawater encroachment in a coastal aquifer is studied by means of a mathematical
model. In some aquifers the dispersion amalgamates the encroaching seawater and the …

This paper summarizes the hydrogeology of the thick carbonate-evaporite sequence that
extends from land surface to the oil horizons at depths of about 11,500 feet below sea level …

Sustainable management of water resources is quickly increasing in importance on a global
scale. An important piece of the puzzle is the characterization of marine water and …

The Galerkin‐finite element method can be used to simulate the two‐dimensional movement
of the saltwater front in the Cutler area of the Biscayne aquifer near Miami, Florida. The …

Saltwater intrusion is a potential threat to the potable water supply in Broward County (fig. 1)
and surrounding areas along the southeastern coast of Florida. This complicates the …

Groundwater is considered the main source of water in many coastal areas. The increase of
water demands increases the abstraction from aquifers which has resulted in lowering water …

The distribution of fresh groundwater in Bermuda reflects the lateral partitioning of the
saturated zone into two sectors: a band of low-permeability limestones (Paget Formation) …

South of the Cutler Drain Canal, coastal lowlands prevent the water table from rising high
enough to drive measurable quantities of ground water to Biscayne Bay. Annual variations …