2003
DOI: 10.1007/s10040-003-0292-2
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Evaluation of groundwater availability and sustainable extraction rate for the Upper Santiago Valley Aquifer, Chile

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“…(), while urban recharge rates were extracted from the estimations by Muñoz et al. () for the study area. Finally, the effect of urban growth on irrigation rates was considered, as discussed later in the paper.…”
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“…(), while urban recharge rates were extracted from the estimations by Muñoz et al. () for the study area. Finally, the effect of urban growth on irrigation rates was considered, as discussed later in the paper.…”
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“…; Muñoz et al. ; PRC‐Lo Barnechea ). The base of the aquifer is formed by volcanic rocks with sedimentary rocks, and the nonconsolidated materials are fluvial, alluvial, fluvio‐glacial, and gravitational deposits (Wall et al.…”
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“…En general hay concenso en que el movimiento del flujo subterráneo sigue la dirección de los cauces (Figura 2). Respecto del balance hídrico, existen diversos mecanismos de recarga y descarga para el acuífero analizado, sin embargo los estudios coinciden en que la principal fuente de recarga es la infiltración desde el río Mapocho (DGA SIT n°62, 2000;Muñoz et al, 2002;DICTUC, 2003), mientras que la principal descarga ocurre subterráneamente por el límite sur del dominio (Tabla 1).…”
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“…GLOBALLY, urban settlements are facing depletion of water resources due to increasing water demands for the population and industries [1][2][3][4] . Irrigation sector has been under pressure to produce more with lower supplies of water 5,6 .…”
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