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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"stream depletion"”.
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Hard and soft cap groundwater allocations: a comparison of groundwater pumping restrictions on hydrologic and economic outcomes
… can lead to negative consequences such as stream depletion, seawater intrusion, or land subsidence. An increasing number of groundwater management districts are restricting individual pumping in an effort to limit, or even reverse, such consequences. The nature of groundwater availability …
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Tradable permit systems for a spatially heterogeneous externality: A microparameter approach
… these have assumed that the ability to monitor stream depletion is perfect and the ability to regulate it is continuous. In practice, the ability to monitor either stream depletion or groundwater pumping is limited as it is often politically or financially infeasible to do so. Consequently, …
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Spatial dynamic groundwater regulation to ensure adequate instream flows for salmon
… quantities of water for fish species in nearby streams. Groundwater pumping can lead to a reduction in instream flows of nearby streams in a process known as stream depletion. From an economic standpoint, policies intended to leave adequate quantities of water instream for any purpose should aim …
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Impact of uncertain input on parameter estimation in groundwater model
… more complex model with a partially penetrating stream shows that the stream depletion cannot be used to estimate the transmissivity and the drawdown cannot be used to estimate the riverbed conductivity. The biases of estimated parameters commonly exist and they increase with the increasing …
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Field Investigation of Stream-Aquifer Interactions: A Case Study in Coastal California
… of the dynamic interaction between a stream and an alluvial aquifer at Swanton Pacific Ranch in the Scotts Creek watershed in Santa Cruz County, California. The aquifer is an important source of groundwater for cropland irrigation and for aquatic ecosystem support. The potential for …