The Groundwater Project

Isotopes

Using Isotopes for Hydrogeology

Stable Isotope Hydrology

The stable isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen in the water molecule can provide insights into the movement of water that chemistry and physical methods (water levels, etcetera) sometimes cannot. Whether in the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere or geosphere, stable isotope compositions can be used to trace flows of water, sometimes quantitatively. These flows include the key

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Introduction to Isotopes and Environmental Tracers as Indicators of Groundwater Flow

This book addresses the use of environmental tracers and environmental isotopes for identifying groundwater sources and quantifying rates of groundwater recharge, discharge, flow, and mixing. Its goal is to present the application of the techniques in a form that can be readily understood and appreciated by groundwater professionals who do not have a background in

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