Tidal inflow to aquifers

Tidal influence on BTEX biodegradation in sandy coastal aquifers

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Inverse modeling of coastal aquifers using tidal response and hydraulic tests.

Remediation of contaminated aquifers demands a reliable characterization of hydraulic connectivity patterns. Hydraulic diffusivity is possibly the best indicator of connectivity. It can be derived using the tidal response method (TRM), which is based on fitting observations to a closed-form solution. Unfortunately, the conventional TRM assumes homogeneity. The objective of this study was to ove...

1 Using Gis to Assess Flooding Risk and Detect Changes of Salt Water Inflow in Coastal Micro Tidal Brackish Marsh

Coastal wetlands form an important element of the coastal zone natural environment. This paper presents the use of GIS for detecting changes in salt water inflow and for studying the flooding risk due to sea level rise in a micro tidal Beka brackish marsh on the Polish Baltic Coast. Creating a geodatabase within a GIS makes it possible to carry out broad analyses of complex systems, to which co...

What is "Race-To-The-Bottom" Effect On FDI Inflow?

Job Finding and Inflow to Unemployment : The Case of Iran

In order to analyze the labor market through search and matching theory, we need deep parameters namely, rate of inflow to the unemployment pool and job-finding rate. In other words, these rates are primary parameters of matching function; hence, estimating these parameters is an essential step for the use of search and matching theory in every economy. In this paper, we estimate these rates of...