Vol. 120 No. 2 (2009)

Articles

• [en] Successful application of Managed Aquifer Recharge in the improvement of the water resources management of semi-arid regions: Examples from Arizona and the Southwestern U.S.A.

  M. R. Lluria

  111-120

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• [en] Water recycling via managed aquifer recharge in Australia

  P. Dillon

  121-130

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• [en] Successful implementation of ASR in basalt-hosted aquifers in the Pacific Northwest of the United States

  L. Eaton, J. Melady, T. Tolan

  131-156

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• [es] Recharge dams construction plan proposal for the Alicante province (Spain)

  L. M. C. Rodríguez Hernández, L. Solís García-Barbón, M. Máximo Marín, M. Fernández Mejuto, V. M. Castillo Sánchez, J. A. Hernández Bravo

  157-168

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• [es] Turbidity and suspended solids in the runoff susceptible of use for the artificial recharge of the deep granular aquifer subjacent to the town of San Luis de Potosí (Mexico)

  J. M. Murillo

  169-184

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• [en] Silt and gas accumulation beneath an artificial recharge spreading basin, Southwestern Utah, U.S.A.

  V. M. Heilweil, D. Kip Solomon, Gema Ortiz

  185-196

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• [es] Possibilities for artificial recharge in Crestatx aquifer (Mallorca) using water surpluses from Ufanes de Gabellí springs

  J. A. de la Orden, J. M. Murillo, Catalina Sesmero, Oscar Blasco

  197-214

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• [es] Proposal for the detection and correction of impacts produced by clogging processes in the Cubeta de Santiuste artificial recharge facilities (Segovia, Spain)

  E. Fernández Escalante, J. M. García, M. J. Minaya

  215-234

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• [es] Seawater intrusion barrier and artificial recharge in the deltaic Llobregat aquifer (Barcelona, Spain)

  F. Ortuño Gobern, J.M. Niñerola Pla, J.L. Armenter Ferrando, J. Molinero Huguet

  235-250

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• [es] Analysis of water availability from Son Real and Binicaubell torrents (Mallorca-Spain) for use in the artificial recharge of the La Marineta aquifer

  J. M. Murillo, J. A. de la Orden, C. J. Gavilán

  251-268

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• [en] Artificial recharge of the Windhoek aquifer, Namibia: Water quality considerations

  G. Tredoux, B. van der Merwe, I. Peters

  269-278

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• [es] Legal aspects of artificial recharge of groundwater: current situation and challenges

  M. Sastre Beceiro

  279-288

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• [es] The artificial recharge as supply support town. Experiences in the province of Jaén

  A. González-Ramón, C. Martín-Montañés, J. Gollonet, S. Martos-Rosillo, J.C. Rubio-Campos

  289-304

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• [es] The artificial recharge as a tool for the water resources management: case of the aquifer recharge system of Geneva (Switzerland)

  G. de los Cobos

  305-310

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• [en] Managed aquifer recharge by using spreading basin methods on alluvial fans: a general overview of the situation in Japan

  N. Hida

  311-320

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