Morphological and Hydrogeological Controls of Groundwater Flows and Water Age Distribution in Mountain Aquifers and Streams

Mountains are an essential source of the terrestrial component of the hydrological cycle, supplying high‐quality water to river networks and floodplain aquifers, especially during droughts. Traditionally, mountain hydrology has focused on shallow processes, overlooking the significance of deep‐seate...

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Published in:	Water resources research 2024-11, Vol.60 (11), p.n/a
Main Authors:	Betterle, A., Bellin, A.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Age composition Age structure Aquifer permeability Aquifers Base flow Catchments climate Climate change climate change impact on groundwater Climate effects Climate variability Creeks & streams Deep water Drainage Drainage patterns Drought Environmental factors Floodplains Formations Geological surveys Geology Geomorphology Groundwater Groundwater flow Groundwater recharge Groundwater table Human populations Hydraulic conductivity Hydrogeology Hydrologic cycle Hydrologic surveys Hydrological cycle Hydrology Moisture content Morphology mountain aquifers Mountain regions Mountains Numerical simulations Parameter identification Parameter sensitivity Permeability Probability distribution functions residence time river base flow River networks Rivers Rock Rocks Shallow water Storage conditions Surface drainage Topography water age Water budget Water content Water flow Water quality Water resources Water storage Water table Watersheds
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