r a 200 .004 esent ad Geoscien ox X, A +1 512 4 kherjee@ Summary Samples of deep groundwater, river water and rainwater were collected for dO and dH analyses from an area of 22,000 km in the arsenic-affected districts of West Bengal, India, in order to examine groundwater recharge. A plot of dO versus dH of groundwater falls subparallel to the constructed local meteoric water line (dH = 7.2 dO ...

In this study, the stable isotope values of oxygen and hydrogen were used to identify the seasonal contribution ratios of precipitation to groundwater recharge in the Hualien River basin of eastern Taiwan. The differences and correlations of isotopes in various water bodies were examined to evaluate the groundwater recharge sources for the Hualian River basin and the interrelations between grou...

Groundwater contamination is a serious problem that is growing in the United States, but its true extent is not known and it is difficult to determine because of the complexities of contaminants, their transformation, and fate in groundwater systems. It is also difficult to predict their movement in groundwater. Since we know that the problem is serious and that our needs for groundwater will g...

Coastal areas are usually the preferred place of habitation for human beings. Anthropogenic activities such as the construction of high-rise buildings and underground transport systems usually require extensive deep foundations and ground engineering works, which may unintentionally modify the coastal groundwater system because the construction materials of foundations are usually of low hydrau...

To better understand the potential toxicity of Se, it is necessary to know the concentration of different Se ionic species (e.g., Se032-and Se042-). The hydride generation atomic absorption spectrophotometry (HGAAS) method of Se analysis cannot separate Se into individual ionic species. Ion chromatography (IC) can determine Se032-and Se042-concentrations simultaneously; however, common anions, ...

Groundwater has been used for domestic and irrigation needs from time immemorial. Yet its nature and occurrence have always possessed a certain mystery because water below the land surface is invisible and relatively inaccessible. The influence of this mystery lingers in some tenets that govern groundwater law. With the birth of modern geology during the late nineteenth century, groundwater sci...

groundwater quality in nour coastal plain in mazandaran province of iran is assessed by measuring physicochemical parameters including total dissolved solid, electrical conductivity, ph, total hardness, major cation and anion compositions and nitrate pollution. for this purpose, fifty groundwater samples were collected in july 2012. the hydrochemical types, ca–hco3 and mg–hco3 dominate in all s...

Surface water and groundwater in the Heihe river basin of China are interconnected and the pattern of water resources exploitation has a direct effect on the interaction of groundwater and surface water, especially on a downstream oasis. A threedimensional groundwater flow simulation model with eight model layers was established to simulate the regional groundwater flow in the multilayered aqui...

Methane (CH4) is only a trace constituent of the atmosphere but an important greenhouse gas. Although groundwater is unlikely to be a major source of atmospheric CH4, its contribution to the CH4 budget of the UK has up to now been poorly characterised. Groundwater CH4 concentrations have been measured on 85 samples from water-supply boreholes and a further eight from other miscellaneous water s...

13 There is increasing interest in using GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) 14 satellite data to remotely monitor groundwater storage variations; however, comparisons with 15 ground-based well data are limited but necessary to validate satellite data processing, 16 especially when the study area is close to or below the GRACE footprint. The Central Valley is a 17 heavily irrigated ...