A monitoring system is a platform where level and quality records that describe groundwater resources are generated, made available and evaluated. These records are consistent, representative and long lasting. Managing the aquifer to local or regional level is required in order to have environmental managers with easy access for comprehensive, representative and reliable information.
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Read MoreContinue exploitation of groundwater in arid climates generates extreme scenarios of groundwater flow and storage. As pumping rate increase, inflows from recharge, storage and seawater increase. With time, seawater is introduced into the aquifer, reaching its wells and affecting water quality.
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