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Karst Without Boundaries conference presentations
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Groundwater drainage monitoring and karst terrain analysis using Spontaneous Potential (SP) in Anina Mining Area (Banat Mountains, Romania). Preliminary study.
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Solute Transport Variability in Alpine Karst Aquifers under Different Flow Conditions
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Detailed insights in karst conduit networks from in-cave tracer tests, Blautopf spring, Swabian Alb, Germany
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The World Karst Aquifer Mapping Project – WOKAM
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What can we learn from ‘failed’ groundwater tracing experiments in karst?
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Numeric Modeling of Well Capture Zones in Karst Aquifers
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Karstic groundwater in Hungarian-Slovakian transboundary groundwater bodies under the scope of “ENWAT” and “TRANSENERGY” EU projects
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Delineation of a karst catchment area using several methods – an example of plitvice lakes catchment
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Optimal water management – prerquisite for regional socio-economic development in Karst
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TDA-Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis: Legal and Institutional Framework and Policy
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No limits, no boundaries: a view of Karst as the typical trans-boundary environment
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Protection and sustainable utilization of groundwater resources in the Republic of Croatia
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Poster: Characterization of Hydrogeologic Conditions of Transboundary Groundwater Body Karavanke in Slovenia
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Preliminary characterization of the Karst Groundwater Flow of Suva Planina Mountain (Eastern Serbia)
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Environmental impact indicators in systematic monitoring of karst aquifer – Dinaric Karst case example
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Classical dinaric karst aquifer – an overview of its past and future
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Groundwater Management of Karst Aquifers in South Australia
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Issues related to sanitary seawater quality monitoring in the impact zone of coastal karst springs – example from Rijeka Bay
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Integrating outcrop fracture data and pressure transient data for constructing local scale flow models of the fractured and karstic Lez aquifer, Southern France
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Poster: Groundwater quality of spring Krka in groundwater body Dolenjski Kras (Slovenia)
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A TDA is an assessment and prioritisation of transboundary water related issues of concern . It uses the best available verified scientific and technical information to examine the state of the environment and the root causes for its degradation. The analysis is carried out in a cross sectoral manner, focusing on transboundary problems without ignoring national concerns and priorities.
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