Modelling an induced thermal plume with data from electrical resistivity tomography and distributed temperature sensing: a case study in northeast Italy

Autor: Cultrera M.[1], Boaga J.[1], Di Sipio E.[2], Dalla Santa G.[1], De Seta M.[1], Galgaro A.[1

Publikováno v: Hydrogeology journal 26 (2018): 837–851. doi:10.1007/s10040-017-1700-3
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Groundwater tracer tests are often used to improve aquifer characterization, but they present several disadvantages, such as the need to pour solutions or dyes into the aquifer system and alteration of the water’s chemical properties. Thus, tracers

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