Catchment Properties Shape Seasonal Variation in Groundwater‐Surface Water Interaction—Geogenic Silica as a Proxy for Hydrological Turnover Induced Mixing
Lars Bäthke,
Tobias Schuetz
Abstract:The cumulative and bidirectional groundwater‐surface water (GW‐SW) interaction along a stream is defined as hydrological turnover (HT) influencing solute transport and source water composition. However, HT proves to be highly variable, producing spatial exchange patterns influenced by local groundwater, geology, and topography. Hence, identifying factors controlling HT poses a challenge. We studied spatiotemporal HT variability at two reaches of a third order tributary of the river Mosel, Germany. Additionally… Show more
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