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  • Climate change and their imapct on karst groundwater

    Milan Đelić, Vesna Ristić Vakanjac (2021)
    In the last 30 years, there have been progressively more dry and rainy years, a reduced presence or even absence of snow cover, an increase in air temperature, large-scale fires, intensified glacier melting, and the like. Climate change certainly has an effect on all areas of economic activity, but its largest impact is on water resources and existing ecosystems. One of the most important water resources is groundwater, on account of which more than 70% of the population of ...
    climate change, aquifers, groundwater regime, vulnerability, karst

  • Transboundary groundwater resources of Serbia - present status and future needs for sustainable management

    Veljko Marinović, Branislav Petrović, Zoran Stevanović (2021)
    Republic of Serbia is located at the crossroads of Southeast and Central Europe and belongs to the Central Balkans. With its 88,360 km2, Serbia is one of the larger countries of the Balkan Peninsula. It borders 8 countries and has at least one transboundary aquifer (TBA) with each of them. According to evaluation conducted for UNECE in 2008, Serbia has a total of 17 TBAs, out of which 15 are shared with one neighboring country, while two aquifers are shared with two or three ...
    međugranične izdani, Srbija, monitoring podzemnih voda, upravljanje podzemnim vodama

  • Transboundary groundwater resource management: needs for monitoring the Cijevna River Basin (Montenegro–Albania)

    Momčilo Blagojević, Zoran Stevanović, Milan Radulović, Veljko Marinović, Branislav Petrović (2020)
    The transboundary Cijevna River Basin shared between Albania and Montenegro has a surface area of 650 km2. It is extremely important for water management, especially in the country of Montenegro which is downstream. Due to the high permeability of both the karst and intergranular aquifers that exist in the basin, the River Cijevna sinks along the length of its riverbed and in summer months it usually dries up completely at the confluence section. Hydrometry surveys undertaken during a drought ...
    Upravljanje međugraničnim vodama, ranjivost podzemnih voda, monitoring mreža, karstne izdani, Albanija, Crna Gora

  • Старење бунара у алувијалним срединама различитог степена оксичности

    Brankica Majkić (2013-09-27)
    Старење бунара настаје као последица процеса корозије и колмирања. Процесекорозије могуће је спречити уградњом филтерских конструкција од материјалаотпорних на корозију. Колмирање може да настане без обзира на врсту материјалаод кога се праве бунарске конструкције, а процесом може бити захваћенаприфилтарска зона па и зона саме водоносне средине. Из тог разлога тезa јеусмеренa на процесе који доводе до колмирања бунара и последицe опадањaкапацитета водозахватних објеката. Полазна хипотеза је да бунари стареразличитом брзином у срединама различитог степена оксичности. Хидрохемијскеи микробиолошке карактеристике подземних ...
    старење бунара, алувијалне издани, степен оксичности средине,колмирање, бунарски талог, локални хидраулички губитак, дозвољене улазнебрзине
    ... stored in alluvial aquifers has been estimated at 43.79 m 3 /s, or 65.23% of all groundwater resources. According to the Serbia’s Water Management Master Plan, the average rate of groundwater from alluvial aquifers is 12.9 m 3 /s. Groundwater withdrawn from alluvial aquifers is the main source ...
    ... Belgrade water wells, can be applied to the other Serbian alluvial water sources and drainage systems. Key words: water well ageing, alluvial aquifers, oxic conditions, clogging, incrustations, local hydraulic loss, permissible entrance velocity. SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINE: GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING ...
    ... докторска дисертација 283 14. vann Beek C.G.E.M (2010): Cause and prevention of clogging of wells abstracting groundwater from unconsolidated aquifers, PhD theses, Vrije Universiteit, p.224 http://dare.ubvu.vu.nl/bitstream/handle/1871/16371/dissertation.pdf;jsessionid=4 DF34B0DA02BE44F16674 ...