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...depth to Thurber Discontinuity (the transition between the upper and lower aquifers), <math>K</math> = [[hydraulic conductivity]] of the upper aquifer, <math>C Many freshwater aquifers on atolls and small rounded islands take on the form of a Badon Ghyben-Herz ...

...er (2008). "Tide-induced seawater–groundwater circulation in shallow beach aquifers." Journal of Hydrology '''352'''(1): 211-224.</ref> and beach [[hydrodynami ...modeling of subsurface release and fate of benzene and toluene in coastal aquifers subjected to tides." Journal of Hydrology.</ref> ...

...www.geol.lsu.edu/Faculty/Nunn/gl4182/Fetter_Ch4.html | title=Properties of Aquifers | accessdate=6 December 2014}}</ref> ...

.... Delineating the characteristics of saline water intrusion in the coastal aquifers of Tamil Nadu, India by analysing the Dar-Zarrouk parameters. Contributions ...

...hat there are two overlapping reservoirs which interact. In fractured rock aquifers, the rock mass and fractures are often simulated as being two overlapping b [[Category:Aquifers]] ...

...t of antibiotics in surface water and groundwater from different depths of aquifers: A case study at Jianghan Plain, central China |journal=Ecotoxicology and E ...uticals solubility in water affects the mobility of these compounds within aquifers. This feature depends on pharmaceuticals [[Chemical polarity|polarity]], as ...

...d slopes (topography/physiography), geology/hydrogeology (i.e. forests and aquifers can serve as giant sponges that absorb rainfall and slowly release it over ...

...ly injected microorganisms during the [[groundwater recharge|recharge]] of aquifers.<ref>S. F. Simoni, H. Harms, T. N. P. Bosma, A. J. B. Zehnder, Environ. Sci ...

...water bodies, such as [[oceans]], [[lakes]], [[estuaries]], flooded caves, aquifers and some rivers. ...

...er-related [[ecosystem]]s, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes.</noinclude> # quantity of groundwater within aquifers (in situ data) ...

...nvironmental problems in the surrounding areas.<ref name=Noel /> [[Aquifer#Aquifers versus aquitards|Aquitards]] are clay zones that can have such a degree of ...ry from days for shallow gravel [[aquifer]]s to millions of years for deep aquifers with very low values for [[hydraulic conductivity]]. Residence times of wat ...

...if there is natural [[biodegradation]] processes occurring in contaminated aquifers.<ref name="KampbellAnalysis98">{{cite journal |title=Analysis of Dissolved ...

...he cultivations require a great amount of water that is extracted from the aquifers, increasing the water deficit; finally, in the downstream area the positive ...

...que Two-part Macroemulsion Offers New Approach To Cleaning Up Contaminated Aquifers|newspaper=Science Daily|date=24 May 2012}}</ref> ...

...ervatory (CROMO) and found that the microbial communities present in those aquifers use the products of [[Serpentinite|serpentinization]], including formate an ...

...he sprawling overhead environment to form detailed maps of the underground aquifers, collect a variety of biologic, geologic, or chemical samples, and track hy ...

...n of a given colony. Both the thickness of the soil and the arrangement of aquifers are important, as they influence the avoidance of flooding or inundation. T ...

...e source to the agricultural users.<ref name="watercagov-2" /> Groundwater aquifers range in depth and accessibility across the state, and historically have be ...