Ausgabe 2/2003
Inhalt (14 Artikel)
Report
Land subsidence caused by groundwater exploitation in Suzhou City, China
Chongxi Chen, Shunping Pei, Jiu Jiao
Paper
Groundwater in Nigeria – a millennium experience – distribution, practice, problems and solutions
Christopher N. Akujieze, S. Coker, G. Oteze
Paper
Chlorine-36 in groundwater of the United States: empirical data
Stanley N. Davis, Stephen Moysey, DeWayne L. Cecil, Marek Zreda
Paper
A thick lens of fresh groundwater in the southern Lihue Basin, Kauai, Hawaii, USA
Scot K. Izuka, Stephen B. Gingerich
Paper
Surface water/groundwater interaction in the Piora Aquifer, Switzerland: evidence from dye tracing tests
Martin H. Otz, Heinz K. Otz, Ines Otz, Donald I. Siegel
Paper
Cretaceous aquifers in North Carolina: analysis of safe yield based on historical data
Ralph C. Heath, Richard K. Spruill
Paper
Temporal variations in the depth-specific hydrochemistry and sewage-related microbiology of an urban sandstone aquifer, Nottingham, United Kingdom
A. A. Cronin, R. G. Taylor, K. L. Powell, M. H. Barrett, S. A. Trowsdale, D. N. Lerner
Reply to comment by Kick Hemker on "Evaluation of a pumping test of the Snake River Plain aquifer using an axial-flow numerical model"
Gary S. Johnson, Donna M. Cosgrove, David B. Frederick
Technical Note
A RAM-economizing domain decomposition technique for regional high-resolution groundwater simulation
W. Gräsle, W. Kessels
Comment and Reply
Response to comments on an article entitled 'A geochemical survey of spring water from the main Ethiopian rift valley, southern Ethiopia: implications for well-head protection' by McKenzie et al., Hydrogeology Journal (2001) 9:265–272
Jeffrey M. McKenzie, Donald I. Siegel, D. Jonathan McKenzie
Editor's Message
The role of field camp in an evolving geoscience curriculum in the United States
Frederick D. Day-Lewis