The use of natural tracers to highlight seawater intrusion in the confined coastal aquifer of the Rhone Delta

Veronique de Montety; Olivier Radakovitch; Christine Vallet-Coulomb; Bernard Blavoux; Daniel Hermitte

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The use of natural tracers to highlight seawater intrusion in the confined coastal aquifer of the Rhone Delta

Veronique de Montety, Olivier Radakovitch, Christine Vallet-Coulomb, Bernard Blavoux et Daniel Hermitte

Proceedings of the...Salt Water Intrusion Meeting, Vol.19, pp.213-220

1st SWIM-SWICA; 19th Salt water intrusion meeting and 3rd Salt water intrusion in coastal aquifers

2006

Résumé

alluvial plains

alluvium aquifers

aquifers

Arles France

Bouches-du-Rhone France

Camargue Delta

chemical composition

chloride ion

chlorine

coastal aquifers

concentration

confined aquifers

deep aquifers

detection

electrical conductivity

Environmental geology

Europe

fluvial features

France

ground water

halogens

Hydrogeology

ions

isotope ratios

isotopes

Mediterranean Sea

O-18/O-16

observation wells

oxygen

reduction

Rhone Delta

Rhone River

salt-water intrusion

solutes

stable isotopes

sulfate ion

tracers

water quality

Western Europe

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Titre: The use of natural tracers to highlight seawater intrusion in the confined coastal aquifer of the Rhone Delta
Créateurs - sans rôle: Veronique de Montety - Universite d'Avignon, Hydrogeology Laboratory Avignon FRA France
Olivier Radakovitch
Christine Vallet-Coulomb
Bernard Blavoux
Daniel Hermitte
Détails de publication: Proceedings of the...Salt Water Intrusion Meeting, Vol.19, pp.213-220
Colloque: 1st SWIM-SWICA; 19th Salt water intrusion meeting and 3rd Salt water intrusion in coastal aquifers
Éditeur: varies
Identifiants: 99136624209311
Unité académique: Géosciences Montpellier - GM
Langue: English
Type de ressource: Journal article