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1. Occurrence and fate of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in an urban aquifer located at the Besòs River Delta (Spain) C. Sáez et al.
2. Quantification of water and sewage leakages from urban infrastructure into a shallow aquifer in East Ukraine Y. Vystavna et al.
3. Urban hydrogeology in Indonesia: A highlight from Jakarta R. Lubis
4. Advances in Urban Groundwater and Sustainable Water Resources Management and Planning: Insights for Improved Designs with Nature, Hazards, and Society H. Chaminé et al.
5. Groundwater in Urban Areas B. Hibbs
6. Review: The influence of global change on Europe’s water cycle and groundwater recharge T. Riedel & T. Weber
7. Quantification of proportions of different water sources in a mining operation L. Scheiber et al.
8. Occurrence, Data-Based Modelling and Risk Assessment of Emerging Contaminants in an Alluvial Aquifer Polluted by River Recharge F. Labad et al.
9. Interpretation of hydrogeochemistry of the Upper Freshwater Molasse (Obere Süßwassermolasse) in the Munich area (Bavaria, Germany) using multivariate analysis and three-dimensional geological modelling A. Kiecak et al.
10. Coupling groundwater GIS mapping and geovisualisation techniques in urban hydrogeomorphology: focus on methodology L. Freitas et al.
11. Impact of urbanization on groundwater recharge rates in Dübendorf, Switzerland M. Minnig et al.
12. Assessing groundwater recharge of a shallow aquifer in an urbanized area C. Manara et al.
13. Assessment of urbanization impact on groundwater resources in Hanoi, Vietnam V. Tam & T. Nga
14. Quantifying urban groundwater complexity: A high parameterization modelling approach K. Hayley & E. White
15. Global perspectives on groundwater infiltration to sewer networks: A threat to urban sustainability N. Zeydalinejad et al.
16. Estimating Recharge From Recirculated Groundwater With Dissolved Gases: An End‐Member Mixing Analysis P. Cook & S. Dogramaci
17. Sustainable urban water management: Evaluating two pilot-scale advanced decentralized treatment systems for removal of organic contaminants of emerging concern in reclaimed groundwater M. Abenza et al.
18. Recharge and redox processes drive urban groundwater quality in Vienna’s shallow aquifers E. Kaminsky et al.
19. Alterations to groundwater recharge due to anthropogenic landscape change D. Han et al.
20. Urban groundwater quality: a comprehensive survey of emerging pollutants below a medium-sized European city T. Riedel et al.
21. Using mixing model to interpret the water sources and ratios in an under-sea mine H. Gu et al.
22. Sources of Contaminants of Emerging Concern in Groundwater of Barcelona Urban Area D. Schmidlin et al.
23. Aquifer recharge estimation and its origins in intensive irrigated agriculture M. Polo Molina et al.
24. Groundwater Complexity in Urban Catchments: Shenzhen, Southern China M. Lancia et al.
25. Components of urban ground water recharge in Bengaluru, India V. V & P. Ramachandran
26. Exploring waterborne viruses in groundwater: Quantification and Virome characterization via passive sampling and targeted enrichment sequencing C. Mejías-Molina et al.
27. Impact of floodwaters on vertical water fluxes in the deep vadose zone of an alluvial aquifer in a semi-arid region M. Boughanmi et al.
28. Coupling of a distributed hydrological model with an urban storm water model for impact analysis of forced infiltration J. Kidmose et al.
29. Assessment of Causes and Effects of Groundwater Level Change in an Urban Area (Warsaw, Poland) E. Krogulec et al.
30. Recharge source identification using isotope analysis and groundwater flow modeling for Puri city in India P. Nayak et al.
31. Contaminants of emerging concern in the urban aquifers of Barcelona: Do they hamper the use of groundwater? O. Nikolenko et al.
32. A comparative analysis of different physically based modeling approaches to predict the fate of sewer leaks and their effects on urban aquifer recharge and contamination A. D’Aniello et al.
33. Multi-tracing of recharge seasonality and contamination in groundwater: A tool for urban water resource management Y. Vystavna et al.
34. Utility trenches: sinks or barriers? Modeling the fate of leaked water in a crowded subsurface A. D'Aniello et al.
35. Impact of urban geology on model simulations of shallow groundwater levels and flow paths A. LaBianca et al.
36. Hydrochemical Assessment of Surfacewater and Groundwater Quality at Bank Infiltration Site M. Shamsuddin et al.
37. Identifying groundwater end members by spatio-temporal isotopic and hydrogeochemical records J. Pérez-Quezadas et al.
38. An improved method of recharge sources analysis and its application in an unconfined aquifer Y. Huang et al.
39. Evaluation of aquifer recharge and vulnerability in an alluvial lowland using environmental tracers M. Filippini et al.
40. Antibiotic resistome in groundwater and its association with mountain springs and river F. Huang et al.
41. Mixing of groundwaters with uncertain end-members: case study in the Tepalcingo-Axochiapan aquifer, Mexico E. Morales-Casique
42. An integrated approach to estimate the mixing ratios in a karst system under different hydrogeological conditions A. Behrouj-Peely et al.
43. Occurrence of pathogens in the river–groundwater interface in a losing river stretch (Besòs River Delta, Spain) A. Jurado et al.
44. A geological model for the management of subsurface data in the urban environment of Barcelona and surrounding area E. Vázquez-Suñé et al.
45. Impacts of urbanization on groundwater hydrodynamics and hydrochemistry of the Toluca Valley aquifer (Mexico) M. Martín del Campo et al.
46. A study on groundwater recharge in the Anyanghe River alluvial fan, North China Plain, based on hydrochemistry, stable isotopes and tritium X. Huang et al.
47. Inferring sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in sediments from the western Taiwan Strait through end-member mixing analysis T. Li et al.
48. An analytical approach for urban groundwater transit time distributions accounting for the effect of stormwater infiltration system M. Jing et al.
49. Quantification of Urban Groundwater Recharge: A Case Study of Rapidly Urbanizing Guwahati City, India J. Dutta et al.
50. Application of Hydrochemical Parameters as Tool for Sustainable Management of Water Supply Network N. Novotni-Horčička et al.
51. Assessment of sustainability of groundwater in urban areas (Porto, NW Portugal): a GIS mapping approach to evaluate vulnerability, infiltration and recharge L. Freitas et al.
52. Hydrochemical apportioning of irrigation groundwater sources in an alluvial aquifer L. Scheiber et al.
53. Evaluation of Groundwater Resources in Minor Plio-Pleistocene Arenaceous Aquifers in Central Italy D. Di Curzio et al.
54. Coupling isotope hydrology, geochemical tracers and emerging compounds to evaluate mixing processes and groundwater dependence of a highly anthropized coastal hydrosystem M. Erostate et al.
55. Identifying sources and environmental risks of emerging mobile organic pollutants in the urban groundwater of Barcelona (Spain) F. Labad et al.
56. Geological Hazards of Housing Development of a Pliocene Terrace Land Plot in the City of Rostov-on-Don A. Gridnevsky
57. Pharmaceuticals as indictors of sewage-influenced groundwater B. Müller et al.
58. LC–MS analysis of polar and highly polar organic pollutants in Barcelona urban groundwater using orthogonal LC separation modes F. Labad & S. Pérez
59. Influence of releases from a fresh water reservoir on the hydrochemistry of the Tinto River (SW Spain) C. Cánovas et al.
60. Environmental isotopes as indicators of groundwater recharge, residence times and salinity in a coastal urban redevelopment precinct in Australia E. Hepburn et al.
61. Weekly variations of discharge and groundwater quality caused by intermittent water supply in an urbanized karst catchment F. Grimmeisen et al.
62. Using 3D geological modelling and geochemical mixing models to characterise alluvial aquifer recharge sources in the upper Condamine River catchment, Queensland, Australia J. Martinez et al.
63. Effect of underground structures on groundwater residence time distributions in confined aquifers M. Jing et al.
64. A novel analytical model for the transit time distributions in urban groundwater systems M. Jing et al.
65. Leaking pipes and the urban karst: a pipe scale numerical investigation on water leaks flow paths in the subsurface A. D'Aniello et al.
66. Identification and quantification of chemical reactions in a coastal aquifer to assess submarine groundwater discharge composition T. Goyetche et al.
67. Delineating groundwater contamination risks in southern coastal metropoles through implementation of geochemical and socio-environmental data in decision-tree and geographical information system G. Bertrand et al.
68. Evaluation of the source and mechanisms of groundwater recharge for the southern sections of the western Afar rift margin and associated rift floor D. Gidafie et al.
69. Behaviour and Fate of Anthropogenic Gadolinium in Groundwater: Insights from Batch Experiments and Measured Concentrations in the Besòs River Delta (NE Spain) E. Pujades-Garnes et al.
70. Potential and limits of stable isotopes (δ18O and δD) to detect parasitic water in sewers of oceanic climate cities K. De Bondt et al.
71. Prioritising sewersheds based on groundwater infiltration probability: A geospatial approach N. Zeydalinejad et al.
72. Hydrochemical and isotopic characterization of the hydrological budget of a MAB Reserve: Mar Chiquita lagoon, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina M. Glok Galli et al.
73. Occurrence, data-based modelling, and risk assessment of emerging contaminants in an alluvial aquifer polluted by river recharge F. Labad et al.
74. Tracing sources of stormflow and groundwater recharge in an urban, semi-arid watershed using stable isotopes S. Wallace et al.
75. Applied multivariate statistical analysis as a tool for assessing groundwater reactions in the Niebla-Posadas aquifer, Spain L. Scheiber et al.
76. Integrating urban water fluxes and moving beyond impervious surface cover: A review C. Oswald et al.
77. Use of geochemical and mathematical models for the determination of mixing ratios in groundwater from municipal wells, Madison, Wisconsin, USA H. Ezzeldin & J. Bahr
78. Regional-scale identification of groundwater-surface water interaction using hydrochemistry and multivariate statistical methods, Wairarapa Valley, New Zealand M. Guggenmos et al.
79. Isotopic constraints on water source mixing, network leakage and contamination in an urban groundwater system F. Grimmeisen et al.
80. Groundwater Recharge Assessment Using Multi Component Analysis: Case Study at the NW Edge of the Varaždin Alluvial Aquifer, Croatia I. Karlović et al.
81. Impact of urbanization on groundwater recharge: altered recharge rates and water cycle dynamics for Arusha, Tanzania E. Kiflay et al.
82. Hydrochemistry, multidimensional statistics, and rock mechanics investigations for Sanshandao Gold Mine, China H. Gu et al.
83. Coupled effects of observation and parameter uncertainty on urban groundwater infrastructure decisions M. Mautner et al.
84. A comparison of deterministic and stochastic approaches for regional scale inverse modeling on the Mar del Plata aquifer M. Pool et al.
85. Hydrogeochemical signatures and human impact: A comprehensive analysis of groundwater quality on the semi-arid island of Curaçao M. Wit et al.
86. Groundwater Level Dynamics in Bengaluru City, India M. Sekhar et al.
87. Assessment of Water Sources and Mixing of Groundwater in a Coastal Mine: The Sanshandao Gold Mine, China H. Gu et al.
88. A global-scale dataset of direct natural groundwater recharge rates: A review of variables, processes and relationships C. Moeck et al.
89. Recharge and residence times of groundwater in hyper arid areas: The confined aquifer of Calama, Loa River Basin, Atacama Desert, Chile C. Herrera et al.
90. Mapping of Groundwater Recharge Zones in Hard Rock Aquifer through Analytic Hierarchy Process in Geospatial Platform D. Subramani et al.
91. Development and Evaluation of a Saturated Zone Module in an Integrated Urban Hydrological Model Y. Li et al.
92. Coupled groundwater hydrodynamic and pollution transport modelling using Cellular Automata approach M. Milašinović et al.
93. Quantification of groundwater recharge in urban environments I. Tubau et al.
94. Groundwater Mass Balance in Urbanized Areas Estimated by a Groundwater Flow Model Based on a 3D Hydrostratigraphical Model: the Case Study of the Eastern Plain of Naples (Italy) D. Ducci & M. Sellerino
95. Occurrence, fate, and risk of the organic pollutants of the surface water watch List in European groundwaters: a review A. Jurado et al.
96. Occurrence and Health Risks of Organic Micropollutants in Tap Water in Dalian Y. Cai et al.
97. Current research in urban hydrogeology – A review M. Schirmer et al.
98. Review: Urban groundwater issues and resource management, and their roles in the resilience of cities F. La Vigna
99. The effects of submarine groundwater discharge and the Bonnet Carré Spillway on nutrient dynamics in the western Mississippi Sound A. Moody et al.
100. Estimation of Groundwater Recharge from the Rainfall and Irrigation in an Arid Environment Using Inverse Modeling Approach and RS H. Ebrahimi et al.
101. Unravelling groundwater and surface water sources in the Esteros del Iberá Wetland Area: An isotopic approach L. Ortega et al.
102. D-InSAR monitoring of ground deformation related to the dewatering of construction sites. A case study of Glòries Square, Barcelona J. Botey i Bassols et al.
103. Natural vs. artificial groundwater recharge, quantification through inverse modeling H. Hashemi et al.