Evolución de la geometría de la interfase agua dulce-agua de mar en un acuífero costero sometido a un intenso bombeo de agua de mar

  1. Sara Jorreto 1
  2. Fernando Sola 1
  3. Ángela Vallejos 1
  4. Francisco Sánchez Martos 1
  5. Juan Gisbert 1
  6. Luis Molina 1
  7. Juan Pedro Rigol 1
  8. Antonio Pulido-Bosch 1
  1. 1 Universidad de Almería, España
Journal:
Geogaceta

ISSN: 0213-683X

Year of publication: 2017

Issue Title: Comunicaciones presentadas en la LXII Sesión Científica / Guadalupe, 25 de Mayo de 2017

Issue: 62

Pages: 87-90

Type: Article

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Abstract

The evolution of the geometry of freshwater-seawater interface in the coastal detrital aquifer of Andarax river delta (Almeria) has been studied. There, 19 boreholes for abstracting seawater below the interface are supplying a desalination plant. Before starting the pumping, the interface showed a typical geometry for these conditions, although once the pumping started the geometry changed remarkably provoking a generalized refreshing upstream of these boreholes. These results confirm the validity of the seawater abstractions in coastal aquifers as barriers to avoid marine intrusion.

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