Effect of Groundwater Extraction and Artificial Recharge on the Geophysical Footprints of Fresh Submarine Groundwater Discharge in the Western Belgian Coastal Area

Effect of Groundwater Extraction and Artificial Recharge on the Geophysical Footprints of Fresh Submarine Groundwater Discharge in the Western Belgian Coastal Area

Human activities, such as managed aquifer recharge (MAR) and groundwater pumping, are influencing the natural groundwater flow in coastal areas. This might induce saltwater intrusion and impact fresh submarine groundwater discharge (FSGD). The use of resistivity methods (electrical resistivity tomog...

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Main Authors: De Latte, S. (Author), Deleersnyder, W. (Author), Hermans, T. (Author), Paepen, M. (Author), Walraevens, K. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
aquifer
Aquifers
Atlantic Ocean
Coastal area
Coastal zones
continuous resistivity profiling
Continuous resistivity profiling
Discharge (fluid mechanics)
Electric conductivity
electrical resistivity tomography
Electrical resistivity tomography
Extraction
extraction method
Fresh submarine groundwater discharges
Fresh Water
geophysical method
Groundwater extraction
groundwater flow
Groundwater flow
Groundwater resources
Inversion models
managed aquifer recharge
Managed aquifer recharges
North Sea
outflow
recharge
Resistivity methods
saline intrusion
Salt water intrusion
Seawater
submarine groundwater discharge
Submarine groundwater discharge
Submarines
tomography
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