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Sustainability of Groundwater Resources and its Indicators Author / Editor: Bruce W. Webb, Ricardo Hirata, Eduardo Kruse & Jaroslav Vrba Publication Number: 302 ISBN Number: 978-1-901502-43-0 Year: 2006 Pages: 220 + xii Price: £45.00 Description Contents Groundwater indicators are based on monitoring and assessment programmes and are helpful for several reasons, e.g. they may be used to identify the state of the groundwater system, both in terms of its quantity and quality, and its evaluation over time and space; they also facilitate communication between policy makers and the general public. Indicators should be selected and developed which provide information on the threat to groundwater systems from the point of view of societal and ecological needs Contents for Sustainability of Groundwater Resources and its Indicators Title Pages File Sustainability of Groundwater Resources and its Indicators - Bruce W. Webb et al. Bruce W. Webb, Ricardo Hirata, Eduardo Kruse & Jaroslav Vrba Editors   Preface of Volume 302 Bruce Webb v-viii Groundwater resources sustainability indicators; groundwater - Jaroslav Vrba et al. Jaroslav Vrba, Ricardo Hirata, Jan Girman, Naim Haie, Annukka Lipponen, Tushaar Shah & Bil 3-9 Using sustainability indicators as a basis for classifying groundwater in South Africa - Roger Parsons & Johan Wentzel Roger Parsons & Johan Wentzel 10-20 Indicators and indexes of groundwater quality sustainability - Anna Belousova Anna Belousova 21-28 Development of groundwater sustainability indicators - Zhi-Qiang Wang & Qiang Wu Zhi-Qiang Wang & Qiang Wu 29-34 Ukrainian hydro-economic complex under conditions of sustainable development - N. S. Ognianik et al. N. S. Ognianik, N. K. Paramonova, E. N. Shpak & R. B. Gavriluk 35-42 Groundwater sustainability indicators for the Brahmaputra basin in the northeastern region of India - U. C. Sharma & Vikas Sharma U. C. Sharma & Vikas Sharma 43-50 Using models to manage systems subject to sustainability indicators - Mary C. Hill Mary C. Hill 53-58 Groundwater flow model of the Lower San Pedro River basin for the sustainability of riparian habitats - Jonathan Whittier & Thomas Maddock, III Jonathan Whittier & Thomas Maddock, III 59-66 Fluxes, numerical models and sustainability of groundwater resources - Maciek W. Lubczynski Maciek W. Lubczynski 67-77 Using computer systems to predict the changes in groundwater elevations due to recharge from rainwater harvesting - Abdulghani A. Hasan & Anass M. M. Rasheed Abdulghani A. Hasan & Anass M. M. Rasheed 78-88 Water table fluctuations: an indicator of hydrological behaviour in the northwest region of Buenos Aires Province (Argentina) - Eduardo Kruse et al. Eduardo Kruse, Juan Alberto Forte Lay & Jose Luis Aiello 91-97 Regional groundwater drought mapping for sustainable management - M. Krishnaveni et al. M. Krishnaveni, G. Ravikumar & K. Karunakaran 98-105 A study of surface water and groundwater using isotopes in Huaishahe basin in Beijing, China - Liu Xiangchao et al. Liu Xiangchao, Xia Jun, Song Xianfang, Yu Jingjie,Tang Changyuan & Zhan Chesheng 106-114 Alluvial aquifer indicators for small-scale irrigation in northeast Brazil - Rae Mackay et al. Rae Mackay, Abelardo Montenegro, Suzana Montenegro & Jan Van Wonderen 117-125 Using performance indicators for the analysis of water use in the Mendoza irrigated area - J. A. Morabito et al. J. A. Morabito, E. P. Querner & D. Tozzi 126-133 Hydrological processes within an intensively cultivated alluvial plain in an arid environment - Qiuhong Tang et al. Qiuhong Tang, Heping Hu & Taikan Oki 134-144 Using geoinformatics to estimate nitrate leaching to groundwater in the Azraq basin in Jordan due to human activities - Serwan M. J. Baban et al. Serwan M. J. Baban, Ian Foster & Rida Al-Adamat 147-157 Analysis of NO3-N pollution with a distributed groundwater quality model - Hiroaki Somura et al. Hiroaki Somura, Akira Goto, Hiroyuki Matsui, Elhassan Ali Musa & Masakazu Mizutani 158-171 Role of water quality and groundwater fluctuations as precursors in sustainable development and management of groundwater resources - P. Rajendra Prasad et al. P. Rajendra Prasad, C. Subba Rao & N. V. B. S. S. Prasad 172-183 Groundwater resources assessment at a local scale: monitoring of industrial effluents in a wetland - Marta Paris et al. Marta Paris, Monica D´Elia, Marcela Perez & Ofelia Tujchneider 184-192 Assessment of saline-freshwater interface structure in the Indian coastal delta complexes - Indugula Radhakrishna Indugula Radhakrishna 193-202

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