Partially Penetrating Lake-Aquifer Interaction in a Laboratory-scale Tidal Setting
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Date
2021-03-29
Authors
Jazayeri, Amir
Werner, Adrian
Cartwright, Nick
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Publisher
Flinders University
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CC-BY (Creative Commons - Attribution)
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Flinders University
Abstract
Freshwater lakes close to the coast are important ecotones with strong functional dependency on ocean forces. Tides are likely to create dynamic lake-groundwater interactions, which have not been previously assessed for partially penetrating lakes. This study investigates tidal lake-groundwater interaction in a laboratory-scale aquifer cross-section with and without the existence of a partially penetrating lake. The experimental observations were reproduced by numerical models to allow for an in-depth evaluation of the experiments beyond those provided by direct measurements.
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Keywords
Groundwater tides, Laboratory experiments, Lake-groundwater interaction, Variably saturated model
Citation
Jazayeri, A., Werner, A., & Cartwright, N. (2021). Partially Penetrating Lake-Aquifer Interaction in a Laboratory-scale Tidal Setting (Version 1) [Data set]. Flinders University. https://doi.org/10.25957/JH11-EV16