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1. Groundwater salinity mapping of the Belgian coastal zone to improve local freshwater storage availability

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Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, Vandenbohede, Alexander, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, and Vandenbohede, Alexander

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In the European TOPSOIL project, countries around the North Sea are searching for solutions for climate related threats. They explore the possibilities of using the topsoil layer to solve current and future water challenges. The main objective is to improve the climate resilience of the water management of the topsoil and shallow aquifers in the North Sea region. TOPSOIL is supported by the Interreg VB North Sea Region program in line with priority 3 of the program: 'Sustainable North Sea Region, protecting against climate change and preserving the environment'. The Belgian part of this project, called FRESHEM for GO-FRESH Vlaanderen ('FREsh Salt groundwater distribution by Helicopter ElectroMagnetic survey for Geohydrological Opportunities FRESH water supply'), focuses on mapping the salinity distribution of groundwater using airborne electromagnetics and aims to look into a number of measures that could increase the availability of freshwater for agriculture in the polder area. Two pilot projects will evaluate the possibilities for freshwater storage and aims to specify what measures can be taken to achieve this. Together with the other water users and water managers, The Flanders Environment Agency wants to prepare a plan for the realization of one or more pilot projects that can improve the availability of freshwater.

Published
2018

2. Groundwater salinity mapping of the Belgian coastal zone to improve local freshwater storage availability

Author

Hydrologie, Landscape functioning, Geocomputation and Hydrology, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, Vandenbohede, Alexander, Hydrologie, Landscape functioning, Geocomputation and Hydrology, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, and Vandenbohede, Alexander

Published
2018

3. Groundwater salinity mapping of the Belgian coastal zone to improve local freshwater storage availability

Author

Hydrologie, Landscape functioning, Geocomputation and Hydrology, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, Vandenbohede, Alexander, Hydrologie, Landscape functioning, Geocomputation and Hydrology, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, and Vandenbohede, Alexander

Published
2018

4. Groundwater salinity mapping of the Belgian coastal zone to improve local freshwater storage availability

Author

Hydrologie, Landscape functioning, Geocomputation and Hydrology, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, Vandenbohede, Alexander, Hydrologie, Landscape functioning, Geocomputation and Hydrology, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, De Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, and Vandenbohede, Alexander

Published
2018

5. Groundwater salinity mapping of the Belgian coastal zone to improve local freshwater storage availability

Author

Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, de Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, Vandenbohede, Alexander, Vandevelde, Dieter, Van Baaren, Esther, Delsman, Joost, Karaoulis, Marios, Oude Essink, Gualbert, de Louw, Perry, Vermaas, Tommer, Pauw, Pieter, De Kleine, Marco, Thofte, Sara, Teilmann, Rasmus, Walraevens, Kristine, Van Camp, Marc, Dominique, Huits, Dabekaussen, Willem, Gunnink, Jan, and Vandenbohede, Alexander

Abstract

In the European TOPSOIL project, countries around the North Sea are searching for solutions for climate related threats. They explore the possibilities of using the topsoil layer to solve current and future water challenges. The main objective is to improve the climate resilience of the water management of the topsoil and shallow aquifers in the North Sea region. TOPSOIL is supported by the Interreg VB North Sea Region program in line with priority 3 of the program: 'Sustainable North Sea Region, protecting against climate change and preserving the environment'. The Belgian part of this project, called FRESHEM for GO-FRESH Vlaanderen ('FREsh Salt groundwater distribution by Helicopter ElectroMagnetic survey for Geohydrological Opportunities FRESH water supply'), focuses on mapping the salinity distribution of groundwater using airborne electromagnetics and aims to look into a number of measures that could increase the availability of freshwater for agriculture in the polder area. Two pilot projects will evaluate the possibilities for freshwater storage and aims to specify what measures can be taken to achieve this. Together with the other water users and water managers, The Flanders Environment Agency wants to prepare a plan for the realization of one or more pilot projects that can improve the availability of freshwater.

Published
2018

6. Groundwater recharge and flow in a small mountain catchment in northern Ethiopia

Author

Walraevens, Kristine, Vandecasteele, Ine, Martens, Kristine, Nyssen, Jan, Moeyersons, Jan, Gebreyohannes, Tesfamichael, De Smedt, Florence, Poesen, Jean, Deckers, Jozef, van Camp, Marc, Walraevens, Kristine, Vandecasteele, Ine, Martens, Kristine, Nyssen, Jan, Moeyersons, Jan, Gebreyohannes, Tesfamichael, De Smedt, Florence, Poesen, Jean, Deckers, Jozef, and van Camp, Marc

Abstract

The hydrodynamic behaviour of a sloped phreatic aquifer in the Tigray Highlands in northern Ethiopia is described. The aquifer is situated in the soils of a plateau on top of a basalt sequence and lies on steep slopes; the latter lead to hydraulic gradients that can cause high discharge fluxes. Distinct wet and dry seasons characterize the climate of the Tigray Highlands and recharge is absent during the dry season. Because of the fertile vertisols that have developed, the plateau is heavily cultivated and thus has great local economic, and hence social, importance. Water for land irrigation is almost exclusively delivered by rainfall, which is largely restricted to the period June-September. During the dry season, the water table drops dramatically and the aquifer drains nearly completely, under the strong gravity-driven, sustained discharges. This study strives to give insights into recharge and discharge mechanisms of the aquifer, in order to improve the effectiveness of the implemented water conservation measures. Copyright © 2009 IAHS Press., SCOPUS: ar.j, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2009

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