Combined Effect of Tides and Varying Inland Groundwater Input on Flow and Salinity Distribution in Unconfined Coastal Aquifers

Combined Effect of Tides and Varying Inland Groundwater Input on Flow and Salinity Distribution in Unconfined Coastal Aquifers

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Tides and seasonally varying inland freshwater input, with different fluctuation periods, are important factors affecting flow and salt transport in coastal unconfined aquifers. These processes affect submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) and associated chemical transport to the sea. While the indiv...

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Main Authors: Gibbes, B. (Author), Jin, G. (Author), Kuan, W.K (Author), Li, L. (Author), Robinson, C.E (Author), Xin, P. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Blackwell Publishing Ltd 2019
Subjects:
Aquifers
atmospheric forcing
atmospheric tide
coastal aquifer
Coastal unconfined aquifers
coastal water
coastal water quality
Coastal water quality
Discharge (fluid mechanics)
estuary
experimental study
flow measurement
freshwater input
groundwater
Groundwater resources
groundwater-seawater interaction
Hydrochemistry
Hydrogeology
intertidal environment
Nonlinear interactions
oceanic oscillations
oscillation
salinity
Salinity distributions
Salt water intrusion
saltwater intrusion
seawater
Seawater
spatial distribution
submarine groundwater discharge
Submarine groundwater discharge
Submarines
subterranean environment
subterranean estuary
Subterranean estuary
Tides
unconfined aquifer
Unconfined coastal aquifers
underwater environment
water exchange
water quality
Water quality
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