Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8907810 | Polar Science | 2018 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
The groundwater is poorly mineralized, representing chloride-sulfate-bicarbonate-sodium and chloride-bicarbonate-sodium-calcium types. Studies on hydrochemical indicators show a small range of the effect of animal ecosystems on the waters; no effects of organic matter have been identified in the study area. Results of hydrogeochemical studies of waters and observations of groundwater levels in the summer season indicate groundwater recharge in a shallow groundwater circulation system, lateral inflow direction from land toward the seashore, and a low rate of rainwater infiltration. Groundwater drainage occurs through evapotranspiration and water runoff to the sea.
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Authors
Ewa Krogulec, Tomasz Krogulec, Jerzy MaÅecki, PaweÅ Pietrzykowski, PaweÅ Dobak,