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Groundwater management in a coastal aquifer in Krishna River Delta – A paper in Current Science

This paper in Current Science deals with groundwater management in a coastal aquifer in Krishna river delta of Andhra Pradesh. Groundwater conditions in the multi-aquifer system in the delta, were studied through an integrated approach using hydrochemical, hydrogeological and isotopic techniques. This study was taken up because of the reported seawater intrusion into the groundwater system of this agriculturally rich region.

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Vijayawada, AP, India
Latitude: 16.506174, Longitude: 80.648015

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Stream aquifer interaction in a multi-layered system – A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

In the present report a mathematical model has been developed for the study of stream aquifer interaction in multilayered system viz. a three-aquifer system, in which aquifers are separated by aquitards, considering varying stream-stage and vertical flow through aquitards. The model enables the computation of rates of recharge to the upper aquifer and exchanges of flow among aquifers along with the spatial and temporal distributions of piezometric heads in the aquifers.Read More

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Analysis of flow to a multi-aquifer well - A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

In this study, unsteady flow towards a fully penetrating well screened in both the aquifers of a two-aquifer system separated by an aquitard has been analyzed using numerical approach. Existence of multi-aquifer systems is common in a sedimentary basin.Read More

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