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Applied Groundwater Modelling for Water Resources Management and Protection

This special issue belongs to the section “Hydrology“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Groundwater models are powerful tools for water resources management and protection. With the availability of powerful computers, user-friendly tools, and many open source codes, the usage of models is becoming more popular than ever. Despite their popularity, the development of robust models requires critical elements such as proper conceptualization, appropriate boundaries, and good calibration and validation, among other things. This is often a challenging task due to the complexity of hydrogeological settings and the limited available data.

This Special Issue focuses on the latest developments and applications of flow models for water resources management and protection. We invite you to submit your latest research works on subjects including, but not limited to, the following:

  • Regional modelling studies for complex hydrogeological settings.
  • Groundwater models for catchment management.
  • Modelling transboundary aquifers.
  • Aquifer storage and recovery modelling.
  • Groundwater/surface water interaction.
  • Modelling the impact of climate change on water resources.
  • The use and application of artificial intelligence in groundwater modelling.
  • Model calibration with data scarcity.
  • Modelling saturated/unsaturated flow.

Prof. Dr. Husam Baalousha
Prof. Dr. Christopher Lowry
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • Regional modelling studies for complex hydrogeological setting
  • Groundwater models for catchment management
  • Modelling transboundary aquifers
  • Aquifer storage and recovery modelling
  • Groundwater/surface water interaction
  • Modelling impact of climate change on water resources
  • The use and application of artificial intelligence in groundwater modelling
  • Model calibration with data scarcity
  • Modelling saturated/unsaturated flow

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Water - ISSN 2073-4441