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Hydrogeological and Environmental Investigations in Karst Systems

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  • © 2015

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Editors:
  1. Bartolomé Andreo

    1. Department of Geology and Centre of Hydrogeology, University of Málaga (CEHIUMA), Málaga, Spain

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  2. Francisco Carrasco

    1. Department of Geology and Centre of Hydrogeology, University of Málaga (CEHIUMA), Málaga, Spain

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  3. Juan José Durán

    1. Investigación&Prospectiva Geocientífica, Spanish Geological Survey (IGME), Madrid, Spain

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  4. Pablo Jiménez

    1. Department of Geology and Centre of Hydrogeology, University of Málaga (CEHIUMA), Málaga, Spain

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  5. James W. LaMoreaux

    1. PELA, Tuscaloosa, USA

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  • Strong focus on sustainable water management
  • Each chapter contains exercises and practical activities
  • Based on UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Part of the book series: Environmental Earth Sciences (EESCI, volume 1)

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Table of contents (70 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxv
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  2. Comparative Study of the Physicochemical Response of Two Karst Systems During Contrasting Flood Events in the French Jura Mountains

    • C. Cholet, M. Steinmann, J.-B. Charlier, S. Denimal
    Pages 1-9

  3. Spatial and Temporal Hydrodynamic Variations of Flow in the Karst Vadose Zone (Rustrel, France) in Function of Depth and Fracturing Density

    • A. Barbel-Perineau, C. Emblanch, C. Danquigny
    Pages 11-18

  4. Characterization of the Functionality of Karstic Systems Based on the Study of the SIc–Pco2 Relation

    • S. Minvielle, N. Peyraube, R. Lastennet, A. Denis
    Pages 19-26

  5. Contribution of Hydrogeological Time Series Statistical Analysis to the Study of Karst Unsaturated Zone (Rustrel, France)

    • C. Ollivier, C. Danquigny, N. Mazzilli, A. Barbel-Perineau
    Pages 27-33

  6. Transmissive and Capacitive Behavior of the Unsaturated Zone in Devonian Limestones, Implications for the Functioning of the Epikarstic Aquifer: An Introduction

    • A. Poulain, G. Rochez, I. Bonniver, V. Hallet
    Pages 35-43

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

    • S. D. Carrière, K. Chalikakis, C. Danquigny, R. Clément, C. Emblanch
    Pages 45-55

  8. 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)

    • M. Mudarra, B. Andreo
    Pages 57-65

  9. 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)

    • C. Guardiola-Albert, S. Martos-Rosillo, J. J. Durán, E. Pardo-Igúzquiza, P. A. Robledo-Ardila, J. A. Luque Espinar
    Pages 67-74

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

    • E. Pardo-Igúzquiza, J. J. Durán, P. A. Robledo-Ardila, J. A. Luque-Espinar, A. Pedrera, C. Guardiola-Albert et al.
    Pages 75-82

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

    • K. Espinoza, M. Marina, J. H. Fortuna, F. Altamirano
    Pages 83-90

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

    • S. Martos-Rosillo, A. González-Ramón, P. Jiménez, J.J. Durán, B. Andreo, E. Mancera-Molero
    Pages 91-102

  13. Recharge Processes of Karst Massifs: Examples from Southern Italy

    • F. Fiorillo, M. Pagnozzi
    Pages 103-111

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

    • L. Duran, M. Fournier, N. Massei, J.-P. Dupont
    Pages 113-122

  15. A Computer Method for Separating Hard to Separate Dye Tracers

    • P.-A. Schnegg
    Pages 123-130

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

    • M. Sinreich, A. Pochon
    Pages 131-137

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

    • C. C. Bicalho, M. Berbert-Born, E. Silva-Filho
    Pages 139-146

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

    • J.-M. Mudry, F. Degiorgi, E. Lucot, P.-M. Badot
    Pages 147-151

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

    • B. A. Smith, B. B. Hunt, A. G. Andrews, J. A. Watson, M. O. Gary, D. A. Wierman et al.
    Pages 153-161

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

    • J. A. Barberá, B. Andreo
    Pages 163-169
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WATER RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT provides a detailed introduction to the full range of advanced, multidisciplinary techniques used in the study of water resources from understanding individual aquifers to the protection and management of water in a sustainable way, compatible with the preservation of the environment. Based on a masters course from UNESCO’s International Hydrological Program, this textbook is accompanied by color figures and graphics, illustrating clearly the content of the text and showing real examples from the field. Each chapter also contains a list of exercises and practical activities as well as case studies.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Department of Geology and Centre of Hydrogeology, University of Málaga (CEHIUMA), Málaga, Spain

    Bartolomé Andreo, Francisco Carrasco, Pablo Jiménez

  • Investigación&Prospectiva Geocientífica, Spanish Geological Survey (IGME), Madrid, Spain

    Juan José Durán

  • PELA, Tuscaloosa, USA

    James W. LaMoreaux

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