Concepts for the sustainable management of multi-scale flow systems: the groundwater system within the Laufen Basin, Switzerland
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Concepts for the sustainable management of multi-scale flow systems: the groundwater system within the Laufen Basin, Switzerland / Huggenberger, P. ; Epting, J. ; Scheidler, S.
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| 520 | |a Many groundwater systems consist of multi-scale aquifer units. The exchange processes and rates between these aquifer units are complex. In order to manage such complex systems, a subdivision into different catchments, sub-catchments or groundwater bodies as manageable units is required. The sustainable management of water resources requires a comprehensive view of water-quality and water-quantity aspects not only for water supply issues, but generally also for flood protection and riverine ecosystem functions. Such transformations require an improved understanding of recharge and exchange processes between different aquifer units as well as aquifer-surface water interaction-processes at different spatiotemporal scales. The main objective of this study is to illustrate concepts by defining the geometry and scales of different aquifer units within a sedimentary basin. The Laufen Basin in the Jura Mountains represents a sub-catchment of the River Birs (Switzerland). Its structure is characterized by a pronounced local relief and a series of aquifer units which are typical for many complex groundwater systems in front of mountain chains such as the alpine foreland and the Jura Mountains of Central Europe. A combination of different concepts is required to understand multi-scale flow systems and to describe the various hydrogeological processes. Three concepts are proposed for the Laufen Basin, including: (1) a regional flow-system analysis, based on the concept of hierarchical groundwater flow systems; (2) the river-corridor concept for understanding aquifer-surface water interaction processes; and (3) the calculation of the dynamic vulnerability index and the aquifer base gradient approach for karst flow and fractured flow systems. | ||
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| 700 | 1 | |a Epting, Jannis | |
| 700 | 1 | |a Scheidler, Stefan | |
| 700 | 1 | |a Huggenberger, Peter |d 1955-2024 |0 (DE-588)1132621720 | |
| 773 | 0 | |t Environmental earth sciences |d Heidelberg : Springer |g yr:2013 |g no:69 | |
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| 991 | |a fdbbs Institution: Universität Basel. Faculty of Science. Departement Umweltwissenschaften. Geologisch-Paläontologisches Institut. Applied Geology (Huggenberger) |5 IZ UBS/17.01.2014 CONV |9 LOCAL |9 (41SLSP_UBS)9962121700105504 | ||
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Concepts for the sustainable management of multi-scale flow systems: the groundwater system within the Laufen Basin, Switzerland / Huggenberger, P. ; Epting, J. ; Scheidler, S.
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Many groundwater systems consist of multi-scale aquifer units. The exchange processes and rates between these aquifer units are complex. In order to manage such complex systems, a subdivision into different catchments, sub-catchments or groundwater bodies as manageable units is required. The sustainable management of water resources requires a comprehensive view of water-quality and water-quantity aspects not only for water supply issues, but generally also for flood protection and riverine ecosystem functions. Such transformations require an improved understanding of recharge and exchange processes between different aquifer units as well as aquifer-surface water interaction-processes at different spatiotemporal scales. The main objective of this study is to illustrate concepts by defining the geometry and scales of different aquifer units within a sedimentary basin. The Laufen Basin in the Jura Mountains represents a sub-catchment of the River Birs (Switzerland). Its structure is characterized by a pronounced local relief and a series of aquifer units which are typical for many complex groundwater systems in front of mountain chains such as the alpine foreland and the Jura Mountains of Central Europe. A combination of different concepts is required to understand multi-scale flow systems and to describe the various hydrogeological processes. Three concepts are proposed for the Laufen Basin, including: (1) a regional flow-system analysis, based on the concept of hierarchical groundwater flow systems; (2) the river-corridor concept for understanding aquifer-surface water interaction processes; and (3) the calculation of the dynamic vulnerability index and the aquifer base gradient approach for karst flow and fractured flow systems.
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Hydrogeologie der Nordwestschweiz, Grundwasser; ubs-A115
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