2017
DOI: 10.12681/bgsg.11806
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Granular Aquifer System of West Chalkidiki Area, Region of Central Macedonia, Northern Greece

Abstract: The granular aquifer system of the western Chalkidiki peninsula covers

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“…Chalkidiki peninsula, as already mentioned in Section 5.1, owing to its system of active faults, provides an interesting field for studying ground displacements, related to tectonic activity. Nonetheless, an also noteworthy subsidence phenomenon is identified on the west coasts of Chalkidiki peninsula, which is associated with over-exploitation of groundwater reserves, as reported in N. Panteli (2016); Siarkos and Latinopoulos (2016); Theodossiou (2016); Theodossiou et al (2014); Veranis et al (2016).…”
Section: Changes In the Aquifer System Of Western Chalkidiki Regionmentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…Chalkidiki peninsula, as already mentioned in Section 5.1, owing to its system of active faults, provides an interesting field for studying ground displacements, related to tectonic activity. Nonetheless, an also noteworthy subsidence phenomenon is identified on the west coasts of Chalkidiki peninsula, which is associated with over-exploitation of groundwater reserves, as reported in N. Panteli (2016); Siarkos and Latinopoulos (2016); Theodossiou (2016); Theodossiou et al (2014); Veranis et al (2016).…”
Section: Changes In the Aquifer System Of Western Chalkidiki Regionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Based on piezometric studies carried out in the period , Veranis et al (2016, concluded that a piezometric surface decline is observed in the western part of Chalkidiki peninsula, including the subsiding area (Figure 5.18), which is identified in vertical displacements map (Figure 5.17) of Section 5.3.5, for the time period 2014-2018. Specifically, according to (Veranis et al, 2016), Agios Mammas-Olynthos-Kalyvia are some of the sites, where a piezometric decline is observed for the 2003-2014 time period, due to intense pumping of considerable number irrigation and drinking water boreholes and differences in recharging rate. LOS velocity values and vertical displacements estimated for the 2014-2018 time period, from time-series analysis of Sentinel-1 data indicate subsidence near Olynthos village.…”
Section: Changes In the Aquifer System Of Western Chalkidiki Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%