Original Papers
30 September 2014
Vol. 3 No. 3 (2014)
https://doi.org/10.7343/as-080-14-0106

Demonstrating managed aquifer recharge as a solution for climate change adaptation: results from Gabardine project and asemwaterNet coordination action in the Algarve region (Portugal)

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Managed aquifer recharge, Climate change adaptation, River bed infiltration experiments, Geophysical assessment, Campina de Faro aquifer
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João Paulo Lobo Ferreira
lferreira@lnec.pt
LNEC Principal Research Officer LNEC/DIR, Lisbon, Portugal.
Teresa E. Leitão
LNEC/DHA/NRE Senior Research Officer with Habilitation, Lisbon, Portugal.
In the Algarve southern Portugal region, Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) research activities have been developed to provide not only water surplus storage in aquifers during wet years, focusing in the Querença-Silves aquifer (FP6 ASEMWATERNet Coordination Action), but also groundwater quality rehabilitation in the Campina de Faro aquifer (FP6 Gabardine Project). Following MAR research potentialities in southern Portugal, this paper describes the objectives, conceptual demonstration, background and capabilities of one of the selected Circum-Mediterranean pilot sites (in Portugal) that will be researched in the new FP7-ENV-2013-WATER-INNO-DEMO MARSOL project, which started Dec. 1st, 2013. In the Algarve pilot site, several case-study areas will be located in the Querença-Silves aquifer and in the Campina de Faro aquifer.

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Demonstrating managed aquifer recharge as a solution for climate change adaptation: results from Gabardine project and asemwaterNet coordination action in the Algarve region (Portugal). (2014). Acque Sotterranee - Italian Journal of Groundwater, 3(3). https://doi.org/10.7343/as-080-14-0106

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