Sentence examples for groundwater connection from inspiring English sources

The strength of the groundwater connection within WCAs is variable as is the thickness of peat/soil and depth to the lime rock bedrock across the landscape (Scheidt and Kalla 2007).

Meanwhile, further along the eutrophication gradient, water availability is more dynamic, subsidized by a significant groundwater connection (Harvey et al. 2002) with nutrient concentrations gradually reaching background concentrations and species composition and productivity return to oligotrophic conditions corroborated by observed DIC concentrations.

When combined, this confirmed that the activation of shallower groundwater pathways in connection with the spring flood also activated shallower sources of uranium.

Little is known about hydrogeochemical contrasts between low and high As groundwaters and their connection to As mobilization in the Yinchuan Basin.

The 3D model clarified the hydraulic behaviour of the formations, revealed the subsurface hydraulic connection between groundwater and wetlands and displayed the groundwater discharge pattern, as well.

Our aim was to illuminate the connection between groundwater and surface ecosystems by identifying and mapping the distribution of groundwater dependent ecosystems (GDEs) in California.

The soil column was found to absorb large fluctuations in precipitation although its connection to groundwater was very weak.

It defines a reference head combined with a conductance parameter, for example, the rivers or lakes with restricted connection to groundwater.

Modern canals were removed from the hindcast simulation by eliminating their leakage connection to groundwater and the associated regulated surface-water outflows.

Water supply was significantly better near the coast with a broader network of artificial wells and also water holes with connection to groundwater, most of the latter bearing saline but still palatable water for livestock throughout the year.

Here, we report on the application of this method to the U.S. state of California to help illuminate the connection between groundwater and surface ecosystems.