Ground water resources of atolls, already minimal due to the small surface area and low elevation of the islands, are also subject to recurring, and sometimes devastating, droughts. As ground water resources become the sole fresh water source when rain catchment supplies are exhausted, it is critical to assess current groundwater resources and predict their depletion during drought conditions. ...

The article deals with the classification of alternative water resources in terms of potential risks which is the prerequisite for incorporating these water resources to the emergency plans. The classification is based on the quantification of risks resulting from possible damage, disruption or total destruction of water resource caused by natural and anthropogenic hazards, assessment of water ...

Soil erosion is a widespread problem causing the deterioration of both land and water resources. The water quality and quantity “Q and Q” connection is vital for sustainable water resources development and management. The prime objective of the research work is to quantify suspended sediment concentrations in surface waters by means of ALOS and ASTER satellite data. In this research work multis...

The contamination of 15 ground water resources of a selected region earmarked for the emergency supply of population has been monitored. The resources have been selected on the basis of previous assessment of natural conditions and the exploitation of territory in their surroundings and infiltration area. Two resources out of 15 have been excluded from further exploitation, because they have no...

by William M. Alley1, Lisa Beutler2, Michael E. Campana3, Sharon B. Megdal4, and John C. Tracy5 1Corresponding author: National Ground Water Association, 4731 Winona Ave., San Diego, CA 92115; 619-922-2544; [email protected] 2MWH Americas, 3301 C Street, Suite 1900, Sacramento, CA 95816. 3Technical Director, American Water Resources Association, P.O. Box 1626, Middleburg, VA 20118. 4University of...