Water and Environment News, Issue 22, May 2007 | IAEA

This isotope hydrology atlas focuses on projects in IAEA Member States in the Asia and Pacific region, where environmental isotopes were used to assess water

aquifers are getting depleted and hydraulic gradients have altered favouring induced infiltration from the contaminated surface water and seawater intrusion. The

This overall effort originally grew from a project sponsored by the Scientific Committee on Ocean Research (SCOR) who established a Working Group (112) on SGD. The overall objective

The 3rd Coordination Meeting for the IAEA Technical Cooperation Project (RAF/8/035) on ‘The Use of Environmental Isotopes for Evaluation of Water Resources of the Northwestern

Besides the key role of isotope and geochemical techniques in understanding the flow patterns of the groundwaters, the project has also provided basic information for defining

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The state-of-the-art in isotope techniques and their application to water resources management were reviewed, confi rming that groundwater sustainability issues remain the