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1. Modelling saltwater intrusion processes and development of a multi-objective strategy for management of coastal aquifers utilizing planned artificial freshwater recharge A. Lal & B. Datta
2. A hydrogeological-based multi-criteria method for assessing the vulnerability of coastal aquifers to saltwater intrusion F. Azizi et al.
3. Effect of focus flood water spreading on recharge in semi-arid climate: case of water spreading weirs in Burkina Faso F. Kabore et al.
4. Use of Multidisciplinary Approaches for Groundwater Recharge Mechanism Characterization in Basement Aquifers: Case of Sanon Experimental Catchment in Burkina Faso M. Kafando et al.
5. Groundwater Level Prediction through GMS Software – Case Study of Karvan Area, Iran M. Bayat et al.
6. Water resources availability, sustainability and challenges in the GCC countries: An overview M. Sherif et al.
7. Percolation pond as a method of managed aquifer recharge in a coastal saline aquifer: A case study on the criteria for site selection and its impacts R. Christy & E. Lakshmanan
8. Assessment of Artificial Recharge Dams and Improvement of Their Groundwater-Recharge Capacity J. Mohammadzadeh-Habili & D. Khalili
9. Field Experimental Study on the Infiltration and Clogging Processes at Aksu Research Site, Kazakhstan V. Mirlas et al.
10. Transient Recharge Estimability Through Field‐Scale Groundwater Model Calibration M. Knowling & A. Werner
11. Coupled modeling approach to assess climate change impacts on groundwater recharge and adaptation in arid areas H. Hashemi et al.
12. Climate vs. Human Impact: Quantitative and Qualitative Assessment of Streamflow Variation H. Kazemi et al.
13. Assessment of Managed Aquifer Recharge through Modeling—A Review J. Ringleb et al.
14. Mathematical model of artificial groundwater recharge R. Bhadula et al.
15. Long-term improvement of agricultural vegetation by floodwater spreading in the Gareh Bygone Plain, Iran. In the pursuit of human security, is artificial recharge of groundwater more lucrative than selling oil? S. Mesbah et al.
16. Water Resources Management Through Flood Spreading Project Suitability Mapping Using Frequency Ratio, k-nearest Neighbours, and Random Forest Algorithms S. Naghibi et al.
17. The Impact of Land Use on Water Resources in the Gulf Cooperation Council Region B. Helal et al.
18. Dust source susceptibility in the lower Mesopotamian floodplain of Iraq A. Al-Hemoud et al.
19. Estimability of recharge through groundwater model calibration: Insights from a field-scale steady-state example M. Knowling & A. Werner
20. Water Harvesting and Groundwater Recharge: A Comprehensive Review and Synthesis of Current Practices H. Gebreslassie et al.
21. Impacts of water supply leakage and inter-basin water transfer on groundwater dynamics in Greater Jakarta W. Seizarwati et al.
22. Improved framework model to allocate optimal rainwater harvesting sites in small watersheds for agro-forestry uses D. Terêncio et al.
23. A Review of Managed Aquifer Recharge Potential in the Middle East and North Africa Region with Examples from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates M. Sherif et al.
24. Climate Change and the Future of Water Management in Iran H. Hashemi
25. Hydrogeochemical characterization and CO2 consumption in the Maqu catchment of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau by multiple hydrogeochemical methods M. Li et al.
26. Artificial recharge by floodwater spreading estimated by water balances and groundwater modelling in arid Iran H. Hashemi et al.
27. Artificial recharge efficiency assessment by soil water balance and modelling approaches in a multi-layered vadose zone in a dry region M. Pakparvar et al.
28. Managing coastal aquifer salinity risks: Strategies for balance, recharge, and crop adaptation A. Motevalli et al.
29. Evaluation of Artificial Recharge on Groundwater Using MODFLOW Model (Case Study: Gotvand Plain-Iran) M. Chitsazan & A. Movahedian
30. Estimating uncertainty of mean water table depth in the contiguous United States using highly parameterized linear inverse method J. Jiao
31. Managed groundwater recharge at the farm scale in pre-Saharan Morocco Y. Khardi et al.
32. Estimation of Groundwater Recharge from the Rainfall and Irrigation in an Arid Environment Using Inverse Modeling Approach and RS H. Ebrahimi et al.
33. Efficiency of Artificial Groundwater Recharge, Quantification Through Conceptual Modelling M. Zammouri & N. Brini
34. Assessing data-scarce contaminated groundwater sites surrounding petrochemical industries I. Radelyuk et al.
35. Comprehensive multifaceted analysis for unveiling the driving factors of groundwater decline S. Shahnazi et al.
36. Groundwater Augmentation through the Site Selection of Floodwater Spreading Using a Data Mining Approach (Case study: Mashhad Plain, Iran) S. Naghibi et al.
37. Assessing the success of floodwater spreading projects using a fuzzy approach A. Mostafaei et al.
38. A review on implementing managed aquifer recharge in the Middle East and North Africa region: methods, progress and challenges S. Ajjur & H. Baalousha
39. Conjunctive use of floodwater harvesting for managed aquifer recharge and irrigation on a date farm in Morocco Y. Khardi et al.
40. Groundwater monitoring for assessing artificial recharge in the Mediterranean coastal aquifer of Korba (Northeastern Tunisia) F. Jarraya-Horriche et al.
41. Integrated modelling of potential recharge in small recharge ponds S. Ali & N. Ghosh
42. Assessment of groundwater recharge influenced by floodwater spreading: an integrated approach with limited accessible data M. Pakparvar et al.
43. Transmissivity Identification by Combination of CVFEM and Genetic Algorithm: Application to the Coastal Aquifer H. Smaoui et al.
44. Simulation of regional groundwater levels in arid regions using interpretable machine learning models Q. Liu et al.
45. SPATE IRRIGATION OF BARLEY THROUGH FLOODWATER HARVESTING IN THE GAREH-BYGONE PLAIN, IRAN G. Ghahari et al.
46. An integrated approach for choosing suitable pumping strategies for a semi-arid region in Jordan using a groundwater model coupled with analytical hierarchy techniques J. Alkhatib et al.
47. Application of extreme gradient boosting and parallel random forest algorithms for assessing groundwater spring potential using DEM-derived factors S. Naghibi et al.
48. Water resources management considering groundwater instability affected by climate change scenarios P. Ashofteh et al.
49. Determination of artificial recharge location using analytic hierarchy process and Dempster–Shafer theory M. Mokarram et al.
50. Why we should revitalize indigenous water harvesting systems: Lessons learned M. Aklan et al.
51. Evaluating the impacts of anthropogenic, climate, and land use changes on streamflow H. Ruigar et al.