Hydrogeological and Environmental Investigations in Karst Systems

Feasibility and Limits of Electrical Resistivity Tomography to Monitor Water Infiltration Through Karst Medium During a Rainy Event

Seiten 45-55

Carrière, S. D. (et al.)

Role of the Soil-Epikarst-Unsaturated Zone in the Hydrogeological Functioning of Karst Aquifers. The Case of the Sierra Gorda de Villanueva del Trabuco Aquifer (Southern Spain)

Seiten 57-65

Mudarra, M. (et al.)

Significance of Preferential Infiltration Areas for Groundwater Recharge Rate Estimated with APLIS in the Mountain Karst Aquifer System of Sierra de las Nieves (Southern Spain)

Seiten 67-74

Guardiola-Albert, C. (et al.)

A Method for Automatic Detection and Delineation of Karst Depressions and Hills

Seiten 75-82

Pardo-Igúzquiza, E. (et al.)

Comparison of the APLIS and Modified-APLIS Methods to Estimate the Recharge in Fractured Karst Aquifer, Amazonas, Peru

Seiten 83-90

Espinoza, K. (et al.)

Synthesis of Groundwater Recharge of Carbonate Aquifers in the Betic Cordillera (Southern Spain)

Seiten 91-102

Martos-Rosillo, S. (et al.)

Recharge Processes of Karst Massifs: Examples from Southern Italy

Seiten 103-111

Fiorillo, F. (et al.)

Use of Tracing Tests to Study the Impact of Boundary Conditions on the Transfer Function of Karstic Aquifers

Seiten 113-122

Duran, L. (et al.)

A Computer Method for Separating Hard to Separate Dye Tracers

Seiten 123-130

Schnegg, P.-A.

Standardized Approach for Conducting Tracing Tests in Order to Validate and Refine Vulnerability Mapping Criteria

Seiten 131-137

Sinreich, M. (et al.)

Hydrogeological Characterization of Karst Tributaries of the San Franciscan Depression, River Corrente, West Bahia, Brazil

Seiten 139-146

Bicalho, C. C. (et al.)

Middle Term Evolution of Water Chemistry in a Karst River: Example from the Loue River (Jura Mountains, Eastern France)

Seiten 147-151

Mudry, J.-M. (et al.)

Hydrologic Influences of the Blanco River on the Trinity and Edwards Aquifers, Central Texas, USA

Seiten 153-161

Smith, B. A. (et al.)

Chemical, Thermal and Isotopic Evidences of Water Mixing in the Discharge Area of Torrox Karst Spring (Southern Spain)

Seiten 163-169

Barberá, J. A. (et al.)

Characterization of Carbonate Aquifers (Sierra de Grazalema, S Spain) by Means of Hydrodynamic and Hydrochemical Tools

Seiten 171-180

Sánchez, D. (et al.)

In Situ Study of Hydrochemical Response of a Fractured-Layered Carbonate Regional Aquifer: Comparative Analyses of Natural Infiltration and Artificial Leakage of a Large Dam Lake (Vouglans, Jura, France)

Seiten 181-190

Bertrand, C. (et al.)

Spatiotemporal Variations of Soil CO2 in Chenqi, Puding, SW China: The Effects of Weather and LUCC

Seiten 191-205

Yang, R. (et al.)

Characterization and Dynamics of Two Karst Springs in a Soil-Covered Karst Area, Lagoa Santa, Southeastern Brazil

Seiten 207-218

Pessoa, P. F. P. (et al.)

The Karst Hydrostructure of the Mount Canin (Julian Alps, Italy and Slovenia)

Seiten 219-226

Zini, L. (et al.)

Analysis of Groundwater Pathways by High Temporal Resolution Water Temperature Logging in the Castleton Karst, Derbyshire, England

Seiten 227-235

Gunn, J.

Oxygen Isotope Composition Snapshot of Spring Waters in a Karstified Plateau

Seiten 237-244

Malík, P. (et al.)

Groundwater Isotopic Characterization in Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park (Northern Spain)

Seiten 245-253

Lambán, L. J. (et al.)

Methodological Procedure for Evaluating Storage Reserves in Carbonate Aquifers Subjected to Groundwater Mining: The Solana Aquifer (Alicante, SE Spain)

Seiten 255-262

Ruiz-Constán, A. (et al.)

Structural Characterization of a Karstic Aquifer Based on Gravity and Magnetics: Los Chotos-Sazadilla-Los Nacimientos (Jaén, SE Spain)

Seiten 263-270

Ruiz-Constán, A. (et al.)

Fractal Modeling and Estimation of Karst Conduit Porosity

Seiten 271-276

Pardo-Igúzquiza, E. (et al.)

Integral Porosity Estimation of the Sierra de Las Nieves Karst Aquifer (Málaga, Spain)

Seiten 277-283

Pardo-Igúzquiza, E. (et al.)

A Three-Dimensional Karst Aquifer Model: The Sierra de Las Nieves Case (Málaga, Spain)

Seiten 285-291

Pardo-Igúzquiza, E. (et al.)

How Karst Areas Amplify or Attenuate River Flood Peaks? A Response Using a Diffusive Wave Model with Lateral Flows

Seiten 293-301

Charlier, J.-B. (et al.)

Comparison Between Hydrodynamic Simulation and Available Data in a Karst Coastal Aquifer: The Case of Almyros Spring, Crete Island, Greece

Seiten 303-311

Archontelis, A. (et al.)

Assessing Freshwater Resources in Coastal Karstic Aquifer Using a Lumped Model: The Port-Miou Brackish Spring (SE France)

Seiten 313-321

Arfib, B. (et al.)

Groundwater Flow Modeling in a Karst Area, Blau Valley, Germany

Seiten 323-329

Neukum, C. (et al.)

Multi-scale Assessment of Hydrodynamic Properties in a Karst Aquifer (Lez, France)

Seiten 331-338

Dausse, A. (et al.)

KARSTMOD: A Generic Modular Reservoir Model Dedicated to Spring Discharge Modeling and Hydrodynamic Analysis in Karst

Seiten 339-344

Jourde, H. (et al.)

Relating Land Surface Information and Model Parameters for a Karst System in Southern Spain

Seiten 345-352

Hartmann, A. (et al.)

Neural Networks Model as Transparent Box: Toward Extraction of Proxies to Better Assess Karst/River Interactions (Coulazou Catchment, South of France)

Seiten 353-360

Kong-A-Siou, L. (et al.)

Neural Networks for Karst Spring Management. Case of the Lez Spring (Southern France)

Seiten 361-369

Kong-A-Siou, L. (et al.)

Nonlinear System Engineering Techniques Applied to the Fuenmayor Karst Spring, Huesca (Spain)

Seiten 371-378

Cuchí, J. A. (et al.)

Controlling Factors of Wormhole Growth in Karst Aquifers

Seiten 379-385

Cabeza, Y. (et al.)

An Example of Karst Catchment Delineation for Prioritizing the Protection of an Intact Natural Area

Seiten 387-396

Ristic Vakanjac, V. (et al.)

Assessment of Groundwater Vulnerability in Croatian Karstic Aquifer in Jadro and Žrnovnica Springs Catchment Area

Seiten 397-405

Loborec, J. (et al.)

Extension of DRASTIC Approach for Dynamic Vulnerability Assessment in Fissured Area: Application to the Angad Aquifer (Morocco)

Seiten 407-414

Amharref, M. (et al.)

Validation of Vulnerability Assessment Using Time Series Analysis—the Case of the Korentan Spring, SW Slovenia

Seiten 415-424

Kovačič, G. (et al.)

Safeguard Zones and Activities Permitted Cartography: Application in Carbonate Aquifers of Southern of Spain

Seiten 425-432

Jiménez-Madrid, A. (et al.)

Assessment of Groundwater Contamination in Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico) by Geostatistical Analysis

Seiten 433-439

Alcaraz, R. (et al.)

An Emblematic Case of Pollution of Wells and Karst Springs Supplying the City of Ragusa (South-Eastern Sicily)

Seiten 441-448

Ruggieri, R.

Attenuation of Bacteriological Contaminants in Karstic Siphons and Relative Barrier Purifiers: Case Examples from Carpathian Karst in Serbia

Seiten 449-456

Vasić, L. (et al.)

Impact of a Tunnel on a Karst Aquifer: Application on the Brunnmühle Springs (Bernese Jura, Switzerland)

Seiten 457-463

Malard, A. (et al.)

Hydrogeological Risks of Mining in Mountainous Karstic Terrain: Lessons Learned in the Peruvian Andes

Seiten 465-475

Evans, D.

Karstic Hydrogeology of the Uchucchacua Underground Mine (Perú) and Its Interaction with Surface Waters

Seiten 477-485

Apaza-Idme, D. (et al.)

Caves and Mining in Brazil: The Dilemma of Cave Preservation Within a Mining Context

Seiten 487-496

Auler, A. S. (et al.)

Definition of Microclimatic Conditions in a Karst Cavity: Rull Cave (Alicante, Spain)

Seiten 497-503

Pla, C. (et al.)

Natural Ventilation of Karstic Caves: New Data on the Nerja Cave (Malaga, S of Spain)

Seiten 505-511

Liñán, C. (et al.)

Environmental Study of Cave Waters: A Case Study in Las Herrerías Cave (Llanes, Spain)

Seiten 513-521

Meléndez, M. (et al.)

Climate-Driven Changes on Storage and Sink of Carbon Dioxide in Subsurface Atmosphere of Karst Terrains

Seiten 523-531

Fernández-Cortés, A. (et al.)

A Field Analog of CO2-Closed Conditions in a Karstified Carbonate Aquifer (Nerja Cave Experimental Site, South Spain)

Seiten 533-542

Benavente, J. (et al.)

Terrestrial Laser Scanning for 3D Cave Reconstruction: Support for Geomorphological Analyses and Geoheritage Enjoyment and Use

Seiten 543-550

Marsico, A. (et al.)

A Laser Technique for Capturing Cross Sections in Dry and Underwater Caves

Seiten 551-558

Schiller, A. (et al.)

Climate Variability During the Middle-Late Pleistocene Based on Stalagmite from Órganos Cave (Sierra de Camorra, Southern Spain)

Seiten 559-567

Jiménez de Cisneros, C. (et al.)

Trace Elements in Speleothems as Indicators of Past Climate and Karst Hydrochemistry: A Case Study from Kaite Cave (N Spain)

Seiten 569-577

Cruz, J. A. (et al.)

Variations in Trace Elements of Drip Waters in Kaite Cave (N Spain): Significance in Terms of Present and Past Processes in the Karst System

Seiten 579-587

Turrero, M. J. (et al.)

Striped Karren on Snake Mountain above Kunming (Yunnan, China)

Seiten 589-597

Knez, M. (et al.)

Influence of the Rivers on Speleogenesis Combining KARSYS Approach and Cave Levels. Picos de Europa, Spain

Seiten 599-607

Ballesteros, D. (et al.)

Geodiversity of a Tropical Karst Zone in South-East Mexico

Seiten 609-618

Fragoso-Servón, P. (et al.)

Geoheritage and Geodiversity Evaluation of Endokarst Landscapes: The Picos de Europa National Park, North Spain

Seiten 619-627

Ballesteros, D. (et al.)

Hydrogeochemical and Isotopic Characterization of Karstic Endorheic Estaña Lakes (Huesca, Spain)

Seiten 629-638

Pérez Bielsa, C. (et al.)