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Quarterly Notes on Sustainable Water Management - Q01/2015
Groundwater Management









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note The present issue of the Quarterly Notes on Sustainable Water Management (Q01/2015) – Groundwater Management – concentrates exclusively on issues like aquifer replenishment/recharge, energetic as well as geo-political issues of groundwater access and use as well as other effects on groundwater, for example by the mining industry. The key topics addressed by the articles comprise among others:

•    Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR)
•    Forecasting ground water levels
•    Aquifer Protection
•    Combined operation of wind mills and ground water pumping
•    Effects of heat pump systems on groundwater
•    Economic effects of aquifer recharge
•    Managing conflicts in context of aquifer usage

All articles are fully referenced at the end of this issue of the Notes and can be accessed online.
In addition this issue of the Quarterly Notes on Sustainable Water Management  provides a comprehensive status overview on the functional and graphical re-design of the former web-site _kt75 | mirror (http://kt75-mirror.blogspot.com/) and its integration.


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