RESERVOIR project was mentioned in the acknowledgements of a new publication
RESERVOIR project was mentioned in the acknowledgements of a new publication
Next; is the link to a paper that have bee...
Read More"Sustainable management of groundwater by earth observation technologies"
RESERVOIR project is dealing with many research topics; the understanding of the hydrogeological properties, their spatial heterogeneous distribution and their changes in the time in the targeted areas. The implementing numerical groundwater flow and geomechanical models to forecast the future response of aquifer systems to stresses, including those related to climate changes. And finally it will present good knowledge and understanding of the current groundwater users (tourism vs. agriculture). RESERVOIR aims to provide new products and services for a sustainable groundwater management model to be developed and tested in four water-stressed Mediterranean pilot sites and then be applicable in other regions via an interdisciplinary approach. |
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RESERVOIR project will deal with distinct research topics: 1. Understanding the hydrogeological properties, their spatial heterogeneous distribution and their changes in the time. 2. Implementing numerical groundwater flow and geomechanical models to forecast the future response of aquifer systems to stresses, including those related to climate changes. 3. Good knowledge and understanding of the current groundwater users (tourism vs agriculture). |
To achieve RESERVOIR objectives, the project includes the following activities:
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RESERVOIR project was mentioned in the acknowledgements of a new publication
Next; is the link to a paper that have bee...
Read MoreRESERVOIR project partners had met in Izmir, Turkey
Participants discussed the progress of the project and focus on the...
Read MoreThe first results of the RESERVOIR project were presented on June 21, in the session "Water resources management, valuing and r...
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