Sentence examples for depth groundwater from inspiring English sources

As a result, there is increasing trust to the depth groundwater resource as an option, safe, and consistent water source.

The stratigraphic log (Fig 2b) would support the latter assumption, since at 4 m to 6 m depth, groundwater occurs in pure peat layer of 2 m thickness.

Important factor that determines the concentration of fluoride in groundwater is availability and the solubility of F minerals, pH, temperature, anion exchange capacity of aquifer materials, type of geological materials and residence time, porosity, structures, depth, groundwater age, the concentration of carbonates and bicarbonates in the water (Apambire et al. 1997; Kim and Jeong 2005).

The concentration of the youngest fraction, C1, was simulated with a dispersion model with a mean age that was tested over the range from 18 to 25 years, which is based on the range of mean ages of young groundwater in shallow and intermediate depth groundwater (Bexfield et al. 2012).

If storage of deep groundwater at intermediate depths did not occur, then the combined fractions of young and native, intermediate depth groundwater (total intermediate fraction) should be similar to the contribution of groundwater at intermediate depths measured by the flowmeter, which was about 65%.

To date, groundwater data for the increasingly populated island of Sumatra are non-existent in the international literature and this study thus provides a basis for future in-depth groundwater studies.

The data include locations of the wells, well depths, groundwater depths (m), and hydraulic conductivities (m/s).

The red arrows (from groundwater depths distribution) and green arrows (from resistivity outputs) are the expected directions to the areas of shallow depths, groundwater recharging or accumulation and flowing.