Sentence examples for groundwater stream from inspiring English sources
Strontium isotope analysis of the groundwater, stream water, soil pore water, and soil exchange pool has established that the stream water is a mix of soil water and groundwater.
"If it had stayed dry, then the soil's going to take the first cut of the check, if you will, to get itself saturated before it's going to share that water with groundwater, stream flows and reservoirs".
The high CO2 concentrations typically result from respiration by organisms consuming labile carbon compounds (i.e. a net heterotrophic system); in addition, some water bodies receive CO2-enriched groundwater stream flows.
Since the δ-values of the groundwater, streams, and rivers are not significantly affected by evaporation, the dominant recharge period is likely from the abundant May to June monsoon rains.
The hydrological processes which are affected by such changes include evapotranspiration, infiltration, surface runoff, groundwater flow and stream discharge regime (Natkhin et al. 2015).
Comparison of the scenarios showed that the geometry of meanders greatly affect the spatial distribution of groundwater flow to streams.
Implications for a real stream were then investigated by simulating groundwater flow to a stream at a field site located in Grindsted, Denmark.
To test that hypothesis, the spatial and temporal characteristics of the coupled groundwater-stream water system before and after the restoration were analysed by principal component analyses of time series of groundwater heads and stream water levels.
For this study, we characterized the annual transfers of dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) along the groundwater-stream-river continuum based on DIC concentrations, stable isotope composition and measurements of stream discharges.
Monitoring the hillslope water table, soil moisture and isotopes in precipitation, groundwater and stream flow provided invaluable insight into hillslope – riparian coupling.
Groundwater discharge to streams depends on stream morphology and groundwater flow direction, but are not always well understood.
