Recharge and dynamics of the Tamanrasset alluvial aquifer (Algerian Sahara)

Abstract 18 O, 2 H). Monthly monitoring of groundwater level in around thirty wells was complemented by automatic recorders with hourly time steps since March 2016 in three wells, along a 600 m transect perpendicular to the wadi bed. The slow response of the water table is visible only two months after the first flood; its maximum rise was 1 m in 2016. Isotopic analyses of rainwater on a daily time scale, of the wadi water on a 1 h time scale during runoff and of groundwater (two complete campaigns in the dry and wet seasons and a specific monitoring of the transect every month) have provided additional information on surface-groundwater transfer.

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Language
Englisch

Bibliographic citation
Recharge and dynamics of the Tamanrasset alluvial aquifer (Algerian Sahara) ; volume:385 ; year:2024 ; pages:345-349 ; extent:5
Proceedings of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences / International Association of Hydrological Sciences ; 385 (2024), 345-349 (gesamt 5)

Creator
Hadj-Said, Samia
Zeddouri, Aziez
Taupin, Jean-Denis
Patris, Nicolas
Leduc, Christian

DOI
10.5194/piahs-385-345-2024
URN
urn:nbn:de:101:1-2404250434298.014523912319
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  • Hadj-Said, Samia
  • Zeddouri, Aziez
  • Taupin, Jean-Denis
  • Patris, Nicolas
  • Leduc, Christian

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