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6. Comparison of Multicriteria Decision-Making Techniques for Groundwater Recharge Potential Zonation: Case Study of the Willochra Basin, South Australia A. Ahmed et al.
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9. Soil water infiltration under thickening unsaturated zone: patterns, mechanisms, and quantitative formula K. Liu et al.
10. Rising threats to groundwater recharge: Adaptive strategies for the Sahel under climate change F. Granata & F. Di Nunno
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14. Estimation of groundwater recharge from groundwater level fluctuations and baseflow rates around Mount Meru, Tanzania G. Bennett et al.
15. Evaluating potential groundwater recharge in the unsteady state for deep-rooted afforestation in deep loess deposits G. Chen et al.
16. Developing a new method for future groundwater potentiality mapping under climate change in Bisha watershed, Saudi Arabia J. Mallick et al.
17. A comprehensive overview of groundwater salinization and recharge processes in a semi-arid coastal aquifer (Essaouira, Morocco) M. Ouarani et al.
18. Quantitative partitioning of temporal origin of transpiration into pre- and post-plantation under deep-rooted vegetation on the Loess Plateau of China G. Chen et al.
19. Hydrological processes and water quality in arid regions of Central Asia: insights from stable isotopes and hydrochemistry of precipitation, river water, and groundwater L. Wang et al.
20. Spatiotemporally non-stationary evolution of groundwater levels in Poyang Lake Basin driven by meteorological and hydrological factors Y. Liu et al.
21. Linking evapotranspiration seasonal cycles to the water balance of headwater catchments with contrasting land uses A. Peixoto Neto et al.
22. Reconstructing atmospheric chloride deposition using chloride-tritium tracers stored in the thick loess deposits Y. Huang et al.
23. Region-scale estimation of potential groundwater recharge in soft and hard rock formations through a distributed water balance in the area of influence of the tropical dry forest in the Cauca River canyon, Antioquia, Colombia B. Bastidas et al.
24. Application of a Hybrid CNN-LSTM Model for Groundwater Level Forecasting in Arid Regions: A Case Study from the Tailan River Basin S. Hu et al.
25. Deep Learning-Based Predictive Framework for Groundwater Level Forecast in Arid Irrigated Areas W. Liu et al.
26. An Expedited Procedure to Highlight Rapid Recharge Processes by Means of Nitrate Pollution Dynamics in the Northern Italy Plain D. Rapti & G. Martinelli
27. Forecasting the human and climate impacts on groundwater resources in the irrigated agricultural region of North China Plain H. Chen et al.
28. Trend Analyses of Percolation of Atmospheric Precipitation Due to Climate Change: Case Study in Lithuania L. Tripolskaja & A. Kazlauskaitė-Jadzevičė
29. Uncertainties in physical and tracer methods in actual groundwater recharge estimation in the thick loess deposits of China W. Wang et al.
30. Steigende Grundwasserspiegel als Herausforderung für zukünftiges Grundwassermanagement in alpinen Tälern T. Kessler et al.
31. The watertable fluctuation method of recharge estimation: A review A. Becke et al.
32. CMBEAR: Python‐Based Recharge Estimator Using the Chloride Mass Balance Method in Australia D. Irvine & I. Cartwright
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34. Improving the water table fluctuation method to estimate groundwater recharge below thick vadose zones J. Sun et al.
35. Mapping the spatial variability of hydrogen and oxygen isotopic compositions in Chinese lake water: Patterns and drivers H. Liu et al.
36. Groundwater recharge in typical geomorphic landscapes and different land use types on the loess plateau, China P. Chen et al.
37. Integrated assessment of groundwater quality in the Grootfontein aquifer, North West Province, South Africa, using hydro-chemical GIS E. Leburu et al.