Sentence examples for aquifer up from inspiring English sources

The geographical logging reported the presence of fresh water aquifer up to 42 m depth and then from 210 to 244 m depth.

"So why don't we use that storage money to pay a fraction of the cost and get farmers to fill that aquifer up to the extent possible?" Cameron, for one, sees the obligation to replenish the groundwater reserves that keep fields green even through drought as more than a matter of money.

For this reason DHEs are mainly used in superficial geothermal aquifers (up to 30 m depth), usually with liquid-phase water at temperatures greater than 60°C.

We found that recharge is highest in the younger productive aquifers (up to 20% of long-term mean annual rainfall) and lowest in the Permian units (∼1% of long-term mean annual rainfall).

In summer, groundwater is produced from the storage aquifer, heated up with excess energy, and reinjected into the aquifer.

Across the globe, reports reveal huge areas in crisis today as reservoirs and aquifers dry up.

While Dr. Famiglietti says he wants no part of water politics, he acknowledged that this might be hard to avoid, given that his role is to make sure the best data about groundwater is available, harvesting and disseminating all of the information he can about the Earth's water supply as aquifers dry up and shortages loom.

But even if it starts raining buckets tomorrow, and the reservoirs and aquifers fill up to bursting, L.A. is still a big growing city in the desert with a water problem.

In many areas, it would take years of significant rain to bring underground aquifers up to healthy levels, Mr. Cocklin said.

The US geological service in a recent report said that the aquifer could contain up to 30 billion cubic metres of water "improving the livelihoods of the nearly one million people living in this water-scarce area, most of whom live in poverty".

The results show that shallow aquifer can store up to 6,800 m3/pixel of groundwater volume, whereas most of the areas in deep aquifer can store only less than 1,000 m3/pixel (Fig. 5).