Bernard Ladouche

University of Montpellier

France

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Bruno ARFIB

Assistant Professor (Maître de Conférence)

Aix-Marseille University

FRANCE

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Matthieu Fournier

University of Rouen

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Seranne Michel

cnrs & université de montpellier (umr-5299)

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Bernard Ladouche

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Dataset on onshore groundwaters and offshore submarine spring of a Mediterranean karst aquifer during flow reversal and saltwater intrusion

Middle Risle River Critical Zone Observatory: monitoring karst-process evolution and its impact on surface water and on aquatic ecosystems

Characterization of the Isotopic Signature of Effective Rainfall (delta O-18, delta H-2) to Constrain the Groundwater Recharge Zones in a Mediterranean Karst Aquifer

Long-term evolution of a carbonate reservoir submitted to fresh, saline and thermal waters interactions – Jurassic carbonates in the coastal area of the Gulf of Lion margin (southern France)

Long-term evolution of a carbonate reservoir submitted to fresh, saline and thermal waters interactions - Jurassic carbonates in the coastal area of the Gulf of Lion margin (southern France)

A lumped parameter model to evaluate the relevance of excess air as a tracer of exchanged flows between transmissive and capacitive compartments of karst systems

A lumped parameter model to evaluate the relevance of excess air as a tracer of exchanged flows between transmissive and capacitive compartments of karst systems

Analytical solutions for analysing pumping tests near an infinite vertical and anisotropic fault zone based upon unconventional application of well-image theory

Improving hydrogeological understanding through well-test interpretation by diagnostic plot and modelling: a case study in an alluvial aquifer in France

Improving hydrogeological understanding through well-test interpretation by diagnostic plot and modelling: a case study in an alluvial aquifer in France

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Bruno ARFIB

Matthieu Fournier

Seranne Michel

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