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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"surface water-groundwater exchange"”.

  1. Characterization of Pre and Post Re-Naturalized Surface Water/Groundwater Exchange, Jocko River, Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana

    … Characterization of Pre and Post Re-Naturalized Surface Water/Groundwater Exchange, Jocko River, Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana. Chair: Dr. William Woessner Construction of flood protection levees in the 1950’s resulted in channel incision of 2200 ft of the Jocko River. Resulting floodplain …

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  2. Characterization of Pre and Post Re-Naturalized Surface Water/Groundwater Exchange, Jocko River, Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana

    … Characterization of Pre and Post Re-Naturalized Surface Water/Groundwater Exchange, Jocko River, Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana. Chair: Dr. William Woessner Construction of flood protection levees in the 1950’s resulted in channel incision of 2200 ft of the Jocko River. Resulting floodplain …

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  3. Evaluating surface watergroundwater interactions in floodplains using SWAT+ and gwflow

    … and ecologic services. Within floodplains, surface water-groundwater exchange plays an important role in facilitating biogeochemical processing and can have a strong influence on hydrology through infiltration or discharge of water. These functions can be difficult to assess due to the …

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  4. Comparing Reach Scale Hyporheic Exchange and Denitrification Induced by Instream Restoration Structures and Natural Streambed Morphology

    A common water quality issue is an excess of nutrients which can lead to problems such as eutrophication. Stream restoration is one method by which improvements in water quality may be attempted. One strategy is increasing hyporheic zone flow at baseflow by addition of instream structures. The …

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  5. Complementary Effects of In-Stream Structures and Inset Floodplains on Solute Retention

    … suggests stream restoration to improve water quality. �Solute retention in off channel storage zones such as hyporheic zones and floodplains is typically necessary for significant reaction to occur. �Yet the effects of two common restoration techniques, in stream structures and inset …

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  6. Surface Water and Groundwater Hydraulics, Exchange, and Transport During Simulated Overbank Floods Along a Third-Order Stream in Southwest Virginia

    … removal, yet rigorous field evaluations of surface and groundwater flows during overbank floods are rare. We conducted five sets of experimental floods to mimic floodplain reconnection. Experimental floods entailed pumping stream water onto an existing floodplain swale, and were conducted …

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  7. Controls on Mixing and Non-Mixing Dependent Denitrification in River Hyporheic Zones

    … human actions have led to negative impacts on surface water (SW) and groundwater (GW) quality, and it is important to better understand denitrification processes in aquatic systems. The hyporheic zone has unique biogeochemical conditions, and is known to attenuate contaminants originating from …

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  8. Effect of Unsteady Surface Water Hydraulics on Mixing-Dependent Hyporheic Denitrification in Riverbed Dunes

    … from human activities negatively affects surface water (SW) quality. The hyporheic zone, where SW and groundwater interact, possesses unique biogeochemical conditions that can attenuate contaminants (e.g., denitrification), including mixing-dependent reactions that require components from …

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  9. Impact of climate variability and human activities on water resources.

    … which the global driving forces (climate change, groundwater dynamics, etc.) and human activities (land-use/land-cover changes, dam construction, etc.) interact and affect the hydrological regime in some selected basins in the semi-arid region of southeastern Spain. To conduct a comprehensive …

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