Submarine Groundwater Discharge into the Venice Lagoon: Its Magnitude and Implications

Autor: J. Rapaglia (1), E. Garcia-Solsona (2), J. Garcia-Orellana (2), H. Bokuniewicz (1), L. Zaggia (3), F. Collavini (3), P. Masque (2), G.M. Zuppi (4), J.K.Cochren (1), A. Beck (1)

Publikováno v: ICCE-2006 30th International Conference on Coastal Engineering, pp. 138, San Diego, California, USA, 2-8 September 2006
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The first set of submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) measurements was made in the Venice Lagoon. The Venice Lagoon is a 550 km2 shallow water body (average depth of 100 em), which is connected to the Adriatic Sea by three inlets. It sits atop a ser

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