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Exploration of the Formation Mechanism of Underground Brine Based on Hydrodynamic Environment Analysis Using Grain-Size Data of One Drilling Core

Qiao Su,
Ying Yu,
Mingjun Chen,
Tengfei Fu,
Wenzhe Lyu and
Wenquan Liu

J. Mar. Sci. Eng.2024, 12(12), 2122;https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse12122122

21 November 2024

The Laizhou Bay area in China harbors a significant amount of Quaternary brine resources, which have been gradually depleted due to intensive long-term exploitation. It is widely accepted that underground Quaternary brine in Laizhou Bay originates fr...

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Correlation Analysis between Land-Use/Cover Change and Coastal Subsidence in the Yellow River Delta, China: Reviewing the Past and Prospecting the Future

Yi Zhang,
Yilin Liu,
Xinyuan Zhang,
Haijun Huang,
Keyu Qin,
Zechao Bai and
Xinghua Zhou

Remote Sens.2021, 13(22), 4563;https://doi.org/10.3390/rs13224563

13 November 2021

In recent years, noticeable subsidence depressions have occurred along the coastal zone of the Yellow River Delta. Consistent with these changes, dramatic human modifications within the coastal zone stand out, and the coastline is altered from an und...

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Experimental Study on the Pore Structure Evolution of Sandstone Under Brine Erosion

Kang Peng,
Tao Wu,
Kun Luo,
Song Luo,
Jiaqi Zhou and
Yuanmin Wang

Materials2025, 18(15), 3500;https://doi.org/10.3390/ma18153500

25 July 2025

The mechanical properties of sandstone, a common building material, are influenced by a variety of factors. In the coastal areas of China, groundwater has gradually become salinized into brine, which inevitably alters the original microstructure of r...

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Study on the Variation in Coastal Groundwater Levels under High-Intensity Brine Extraction Conditions

Qiao Su,
Ying Yu,
Lin Yang,
Bo Chen,
Tengfei Fu,
Wenquan Liu,
Guangquan Chen and
Wenzhe Lyu

Sustainability2023, 15(23), 16199;https://doi.org/10.3390/su152316199

22 November 2023

The excessive exploitation of groundwater is becoming a serious global issue. Different from other regions, groundwater extraction in coastal areas usually stops and moves inland after causing seawater intrusion. The abundant salt fields in the Laizh...

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Modeling the Effects of Underground Brine Extraction on Shallow Groundwater Flow and Oilfield Fluid Leakage Pathways in the Yellow River Delta

Jingang Zhao,
Xin Yuan,
Hu He,
Gangzhu Li,
Qiong Zhang,
Qiyun Wang,
Zhenqi Gu,
Chenxu Guan and
Guoliang Cao

Water2025, 17(13), 1943;https://doi.org/10.3390/w17131943

28 June 2025

The distribution of fresh and salty groundwater is a critical factor affecting the coastal wetlands. However, the dynamics of groundwater flow and salinity in river deltas remain unclear due to complex hydrological settings and impacts of human activ...

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Assessing Subsidence and Coastal Inundation in the Yellow River Delta Using TS-InSAR and Active Inundation Algorithm

Shubo Zhang,
Beibei Chen,
Huili Gong,
Dexin Meng,
Xincheng Wang,
Chaofan Zhou,
Kunchao Lei,
Haigang Wang,
Fengxin Kang and
Yabin Yang

Remote Sens.2025, 17(17), 2942;https://doi.org/10.3390/rs17172942

24 August 2025

The extensive distribution of quaternary sediments and the extraction of underground resources in the Yellow River Delta (YRD) have resulted in significant land subsidence, which accelerates relative sea level (RSL) rise and heightens the risk of coa...

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