Effects of a Gravel Pit Lake on Groundwater Hydrodynamic
Janja Vrzel,
Hans Kupfersberger,
Carlos Andres Rivera Villarreyes
et al.
Abstract:In Europe, 1132 Mt of sand and gravel were mined in 2019, which causes major changes to the hydrogeological cycle. Such changes may lead to significantly raised or lowered groundwater levels. Therefore, the aggregate sector has to ensure that impacts on existing environmental and water infrastructures are kept to a minimum in the post-mining phase. Such risk assessments are often made by empirical methods, which are based on assumptions that do not meet real aquifer conditions. To investigate this effect, pred… Show more
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