Konstantina Katsanou

Lecturer/ Researcher

IHE Delft Institute for Water Education

Netherlands

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Konstantina Katsanou is a Lecturer and Researcher at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education in the Netherlands. Her recent research focuses on water quality, hydrological processes, and groundwater assessments, as demonstrated in her articles concerning the Upper Yangtze River, groundwater contributions to streamflow, and karst aquifer flow patterns. She also investigates environmental aspects such as lake restoration and the impact of rare earth elements on groundwater resources.

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Tibor Stigter

Senior Lecturer in Hydrogeology and Groundwater Resources

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education

NETHERLANDS

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Jochen Wenninger

Associate Professor of Hydrology & Water Resources

IHE Delft Institute for Water Education

NETHERLANDS

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Miquel Lurling

Associate professor

Wageningen Universiteit

NETHERLANDS

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Articles (10)

Exports of organic matter, phosphorus and nitrogen from Sichuan Basin: A critical region regulating water quality of the Upper Yangtze River, China

Quantifying Groundwater Contributions To Streamflow Using a Multi-method Hydrological Approach

Can high-resolution monitoring provide a better understanding of the hyporheic zone in Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems?

A methodology providing new insights into the flow patterns of karst aquifers: an example from SW Türkiye

Temporal variations of spring hydrochemistry as clues to the karst system behaviour: an example of Louros Catchment

A global assessment of lake restoration in practice: New insights and future perspectives

Assessment of groundwater vulnerability to nitrates using the GIS-based DRASTIC and SI methods: a case study in Zacharo area, Greece

Determination of karst spring characteristics in complex geological setting using MODKARST model: Azmak Spring, SW Turkey

Distribution of rare earth elements in groundwater resources from sedimentary rocks of Eastern Crete, Greece

Ca2+ removal from water by the use of Na-palygorskite for potential water softening

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Tibor Stigter

Jochen Wenninger

Miquel Lurling

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