Original paper
Role of a groundwater–lake interface in controlling seepage of water and nitrate
Abstract
The effects of the hydraulic characteristics of a groundwater–lake interface on discharge and nitrate loading to a lake were investigated. The interface is defined as the zone separating the adjacent aquifer (10’s of m) and the lake bed (10’s of cm) itself. The study combines field data using several tracers (water, oxygen isotopes, and nitrate) and numerical modeling. The hydraulic head distribution, a nitrate plume and seepage rates were...
Paper Details
Title
Role of a groundwater–lake interface in controlling seepage of water and nitrate
Published Date
Sep 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
517
Pages
791 - 802
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