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1. New methodology to investigate potential contaminant mass fluxes at the stream–aquifer interface by combining integral pumping tests and streambed temperatures E. Kalbus et al.
2. Experimental investigation of the thermal time‐series method for surface water‐groundwater interactions G. Rau et al.
3. A review of preferential water flow in soil science Y. Zhang et al.
4. Changes in shallow groundwater levels and hydrochemistry according to depositional environment, river water level and groundwater pumping in the riversides E. Cha
5. Application of a contaminant mass balance method at an old landfill to assess the impact on water resources N. Thomsen et al.
6. Upscaling lacustrine groundwater discharge rates by fiber-optic distributed temperature sensing T. Blume et al.
7. Seasonal variation and release of soluble reactive phosphorus in an agricultural upland headwater in central Germany M. Rode et al.
8. Limits on Groundwater‐Surface Water Fluxes Derived from Temperature Time Series: Defining Resolution‐Based Thresholds T. Glose et al.
9. Localization of lacustrine groundwater discharge (LGD) by airborne measurement of thermal infrared radiation J. Lewandowski et al.
10. Upscaling Nitrogen Removal Capacity from Local Hotspots to Low Stream Orders’ Drainage Basins G. Pinay et al.
11. Thermal tracer testing in a sedimentary aquifer: field experiment (Lauswiesen, Germany) and numerical simulation V. Wagner et al.
12. Reactive Tracer Test To Evaluate the Fate of Pharmaceuticals in Rivers U. Kunkel & M. Radke
13. Analysis of stream–aquifer relationships: A comparison between mass balance and Darcy’s law approaches A. Menció et al.
14. Assimilation of temperature and hydraulic gradients for quantifying the spatial variability of streambed hydraulics X. Huang et al.
15. The effects of floods on the temperature of riparian groundwater J. Watson et al.
16. Uncertainty Estimation in One‐Dimensional Heat Transport Model for Heterogeneous Porous Medium C. Chang & H. Yeh
17. A novel method to evaluate the effect of a stream restoration on the spatial pattern of hydraulic connection of stream and groundwater C. Lehr et al.
18. The vertical variability of hyporheic fluxes inferred from riverbed temperature data R. Cranswick et al.
19. Climate Change Simulations Predict Altered Biotic Response in a Thermally Heterogeneous Stream System J. Westhoff et al.
20. Interpreting the cross-sectional flow field in a river bank based on a genetic-algorithm two-dimensional heat-transport method (GA-VS2DH) X. Su et al.
21. From hillslope to stream: methods to investigate subsurface connectivity T. Blume & H. van Meerveld
22. Advances in understanding river‐groundwater interactions P. Brunner et al.
23. A Comparison of Tools and Methods for Estimating Groundwater‐Surface Water Exchange M. Cremeans et al.
24. Catchment-scale assessment of groundwater discharge using ecological, thermal, and hydrochemical surveillance data in the Halton Region, Ontario N. Beckner-Stetson et al.
25. Effects of regional groundwater discharge on transverse hyporheic exchange in compound channels N. Wang et al.
26. Towards improved instrumentation for assessing river-groundwater interactions in a restored river corridor P. Schneider et al.
27. Is the Hyporheic Zone Relevant beyond the Scientific Community? J. Lewandowski et al.
28. Characterization of Diffuse Groundwater Inflows into Streamwater (Part I: Spatial and Temporal Mapping Framework Based on Fiber Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing) H. Le Lay et al.
29. Uncertainty assessment of quantifying spatially concentrated groundwater discharge to small streams by distributed temperature sensing F. Lauer et al.
30. Using heat as a tracer to map and quantify water infiltration and exfiltration along a complex high energy beach face B. Gilfedder et al.
31. A heat pulse technique for the determination of small‐scale flow directions and flow velocities in the streambed of sand‐bed streams J. Lewandowski et al.
32. Implications of Hyporheic Flow on Temperature-Based Estimates of Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions A. Brookfield & E. Sudicky
33. Preliminary assessment of hydraulic connectivity between river water and shallow groundwater and estimation of their transfer rate during dry season in the Shidi River, China P. Li et al.
34. Spatial patterns of groundwater‐lake exchange – implications for acid neutralization processes in an acid mine lake C. Neumann et al.
35. Experimental investigation of the thermal dispersivity term and its significance in the heat transport equation for flow in sediments G. Rau et al.
36. Advancement and perspectives of hyporheic zone hydrology: Technology, theory and environmental implication Z. Wen et al.
37. Groundwater discharge along a channelized Coastal Plain stream D. LaSage et al.
38. Hyporheic flow and transport processes: Mechanisms, models, and biogeochemical implications F. Boano et al.
39. Transient analysis of fluctuations of electrical conductivity as tracer in the stream bed C. Schmidt et al.
40. From streambed temperature measurements to spatial-temporal flux quantification: using the LPML method to study groundwater-surface water interaction C. Anibas et al.
41. Delineating seasonal porewater displacement on a tidal flat in the Bay of Bengal by thermal signature: Implications for submarine groundwater discharge P. Debnath et al.
42. Comparing the groundwater contribution in two groundwater-fed streams using a combination of methods M. Middleton et al.
43. Analysis of riverbed temperatures to determine the geometry of subsurface water flow around in-stream geomorphological structures M. Munz et al.
44. Suitability of temperature, hydraulic heads, and acesulfame to quantify wastewater‐related fluxes in the hyporheic and riparian zone I. Engelhardt et al.
45. River-aquifer exchange fluxes under monsoonal climate conditions S. Bartsch et al.
46. Groundwater dependence of coastal lagoons: The case of La Pletera salt marshes (NE Catalonia) A. Menció et al.
47. A review on groundwater–surface water interaction highlighting the significance of streambed and aquifer properties on the exchanging flux M. Tripathi et al.
48. Flux dynamics at the groundwater-surface water interface in a tropical catchment H. Vu et al.
49. A review on using heat as a tool for studying groundwater–surface water interactions J. Ren et al.
50. Analytical methods that use natural heat as a tracer to quantify surface water–groundwater exchange, evaluated using field temperature records G. Rau et al.
51. Differences in methods of quantifying the vertical hyporheic flow for streambank flow field C. Lu et al.
52. Salinity and temperature profiling for the submarine groundwater discharge simulations: Quantification through heat and solute transport model C. Bhagat et al.
53. Evaluation and field-scale application of an analytical method to quantify groundwater discharge using mapped streambed temperatures C. Schmidt et al.
54. Wie Flussbett-Temperaturdaten zur Ermittlung der Aquifer-Heterogenität beitragen können E. Kalbus et al.
55. Identifying, characterizing and predicting spatial patterns of lacustrine groundwater discharge C. Tecklenburg & T. Blume
56. Coupled 3-D stream flow and hyporheic flow model under varying stream and ambient groundwater flow conditions in a pool-riffle system N. Trauth et al.
57. Determining groundwater‐surface water exchange from temperature‐time series: Combining a local polynomial method with a maximum likelihood estimator G. Vandersteen et al.
58. Transient or steady‐state? Using vertical temperature profiles to quantify groundwater–surface water exchange C. Anibas et al.
59. Characterization of a managed aquifer recharge system using multiple tracers C. Moeck et al.
60. An evaluation of analytical stream to groundwater exchange models: a comparison of gross exchanges based on different spatial flow distribution assumptions M. Exner-Kittridge et al.
61. Simulating the effects of geologic heterogeneity and transient boundary conditions on streambed temperatures — Implications for temperature-based water flux calculations C. Schornberg et al.
62. Use of heat‐based vertical fluxes to approximate total flux in simple channels M. Shanafield et al.
63. Uncertainties in vertical groundwater fluxes from 1‐D steady state heat transport analyses caused by heterogeneity, multidimensional flow, and climate change D. Irvine et al.
64. Validation of an analytical model of groundwater velocity based on laboratory test and numerical simulation J. Ren et al.
65. Vertically Integrated Hydraulic Conductivity: A New Parameter for Groundwater‐Surface Water Analysis T. Glose et al.
66. Electrical and hydraulic vertical variability in channel sediments and its effects on streamflow depletion due to groundwater extraction X. Chen et al.
67. Influence of aquifer and streambed heterogeneity on the distribution of groundwater discharge E. Kalbus et al.
68. Hyporheic Zone in Urban Streams: A Review and Opportunities for Enhancing Water Quality and Improving Aquatic Habitat by Active Management J. Lawrence et al.
69. Using solute and heat tracers for aquifer characterization in a strongly heterogeneous alluvial aquifer T. Sarris et al.
70. A multi-method approach to quantify groundwater/surface water-interactions in the semi-arid Hailiutu River basin, northwest China Z. Yang et al.
71. Model Choice Impacts the Quantification of Seasonal Hyporheic Exchange Depths and Fluxes L. Schmitgen et al.
72. Auswirkung einer künstlichen Hochwasserwelle auf den fließgewässernahen Grundwasserleiter S. Banzhaf & T. Scheytt
73. A simple thermal mapping method for seasonal spatial patterns of groundwater–surface water interaction C. Anibas et al.
74. Thermal skin effect of pipes in streambeds and its implications on groundwater flux estimation using diurnal temperature signals M. Cardenas
75. Evaluating the Potential of Quarry Lakes for Supplemental Irrigation G. Ravazzani et al.
76. The effect of sediment thermal conductivity on vertical groundwater flux estimates E. Sebok & S. Müller
77. Characterizing streambed water fluxes using temperature and head data on multiple spatial scales in Munsan stream, South Korea Y. Hyun et al.
78. Autonomous distributed temperature sensing for long-term heated applications in remote areas A. Kurth et al.
79. Continental hydrosystem modelling: the concept of nested stream–aquifer interfaces N. Flipo et al.
80. Breakthrough of attenuating contaminant plumes in pumping wells: Analytical model and implications for integral pumping tests M. Bayer‐Raich et al.
81. A review of methods for measuring groundwater–surface water exchange in braided rivers K. Coluccio & L. Morgan
82. Sand box experiments to evaluate the influence of subsurface temperature probe design on temperature based water flux calculation M. Munz et al.
83. Multi-method evaluation of groundwater-surface water interactions and chloride transport in an urban tributary in southern Ontario, Canada C. Mackie et al.
84. Dynamic streambed fluxes during rainfall‐runoff events S. Karan et al.
85. Ambient groundwater flow diminishes nitrate processing in the hyporheic zone of streams M. Azizian et al.
86. Untersuchung der Flusswasserinfiltration in voralpinen Schottern mittels Zeitreihenanalyse T. Vogt et al.
87. Diurnal variations in dissolved organic matter and ammonium uptake in six open-canopy streams L. Johnson & J. Tank
88. Advancing measurements and representations of subsurface heterogeneity and dynamic processes: towards 4D hydrogeology T. Hermans et al.
89. Theory, tools, and multidisciplinary applications for tracing groundwater fluxes from temperature profiles B. Kurylyk et al.
90. Buffered, lagged, or cooled? Disentangling hyporheic influences on temperature cycles in stream channels A. Arrigoni et al.
91. Habitat characteristics of the hyporheic zone in a mountain streambed: a case study of the upper mountainous river in China Y. Zhang
92. Field Experiments of Hyporheic Flow Affected by a Clay Lens C. Yao et al.
93. Monitoring and Modelling Interactions between the Montagna dei Fiori Aquifer and the Castellano Stream (Central Apennines, Italy) A. Tazioli et al.
94. Uncertainty in 1D Heat‐Flow Analysis to Estimate Groundwater Discharge to a Stream G. Ferguson & V. Bense
95. Seasonal to Decadal Variability in Focused Groundwater and Contaminant Discharge along a Channelized Stream G. Tripathi et al.
96. A hierarchical approach on groundwater-surface water interaction in wetlands along the upper Biebrza River, Poland C. Anibas et al.
97. A quantitative study of changing groundwater-surface water interactions of a large reservoir due to impoundment based on hydrochemistry and isotope characteristics Z. Ziwen et al.
98. Management of aquifer and dam reservoir quantitative-qualitative interaction S. Mousavizadeh et al.
99. Importance of stream infiltration data for modelling surface water–groundwater interactions J. Batlle-Aguilar et al.
100. The Significance of Vertical and Lateral Groundwater–Surface Water Exchange Fluxes in Riverbeds and Riverbanks: Comparing 1D Analytical Flux Estimates with 3D Groundwater Modelling G. Ghysels et al.
101. Seasonal hyporheic temperature dynamics over riffle bedforms D. Hannah et al.
102. Predicting algal blooms: Are we overlooking groundwater? A. Brookfield et al.
103. Spatiotemporal analysis of bacterial biomass and activity to understand surface and groundwater interactions in a highly dynamic riverbank filtration system I. van Driezum et al.
104. Estimation of groundwater contribution to Lake Basaka in different hydrologic years using conceptual netgroundwater flux model M. Dinka
105. Mesocosm experiments reveal the direction of groundwater–surface water exchange alters the hyporheic refuge capacity under warming scenarios S. Folegot et al.
106. Recent advances in stream and river temperature research B. Webb et al.
107. Identifying stream-aquifer exchange by temperature gradient in a Guarani Aquifer system outcrop zone E. Wendland et al.
108. Impacts of nonideal field conditions on vertical water velocity estimates from streambed temperature time series L. Lautz
109. Heat tracing of riparian seepage: laboratory experiments and 2D numerical modeling J. Ren et al.
110. A 3D analysis algorithm to improve interpretation of heat pulse sensor results for the determination of small-scale flow directions and velocities in the hyporheic zone L. Angermann et al.
111. Lacustrine groundwater discharge: Combined determination of volumes and spatial patterns K. Meinikmann et al.
112. Impact of hydrodynamics (ex- and infiltration) on the microbially controlled phosphorus mobility in running water sediments of a cultivated northeast German wetland S. Maassen & D. Balla
113. Heat tracing to determine spatial patterns of hyporheic exchange across a river transect C. Lu et al.
114. Influence of water flux and redox conditions on chlorobenzene concentrations in a contaminated streambed C. Schmidt et al.
115. Nonlinear effects of locally heterogeneous hydraulic conductivity fields on regional stream–aquifer exchanges J. Zhu et al.
116. How does the groundwater influence the water balance of a lowland lake? A field study from Lake Stechlin, north-eastern Germany F. Pöschke et al.
117. Groundwater‐surface water exchange as key control for instream and groundwater nitrate concentrations along a first‐order agricultural stream O. Jimenez‐Fernandez et al.
118. Measuring methods for groundwater – surface water interactions: a review E. Kalbus et al.
119. Investigating riparian groundwater flow close to a losing river using diurnal temperature oscillations at high vertical resolution T. Vogt et al.
120. Groundwater–surface water interaction in Denmark C. Duque et al.
121. Schadstoffmassenströme zwischen Grundwasser, Flussbettsedimenten und Oberflächenwasser am regional kontaminierten Standort Bitterfeld C. Schmidt et al.
122. Delineating the Drainage Structure and Sources of Groundwater Flux for Lake Basaka, Central Rift Valley Region of Ethiopia M. Dinka
123. Identifying spatial variability of groundwater discharge in a wetland stream using a distributed temperature sensor C. Lowry et al.
124. Joint assimilation of piezometric heads and groundwater temperatures for improved modeling of river-aquifer interactions W. Kurtz et al.
125. The Role of Management of Stream–Riparian Zones on Subsurface–Surface Flow Components M. Steiness et al.
126. Effects of climate change on the life stages of stream‐dwelling brown trout (Salmo trutta Linnaeus, 1758) at the rear edge of their native distribution range J. Santiago et al.
127. Nonuniform Groundwater Discharge across a Streambed: Heat as a Tracer J. Jensen & P. Engesgaard