Project 2529

Comparison of Alternative Methods for Recharge of a Deep Aquifer

Research Investment

$316,266

Completion Year

2003

Completed

Principal Investigator

William Hahn

Project Manager

Christopher J Rayburn

Contractor

AECOM

Research Impact

Determines the feasibility of two different methods of surface/near surface recharge for an aquifer system where depth of the water table is over 350 feet and suitable storage volume is available. Tailored Collaboration partner: El Paso Water Utilities. Published in 2003.

Resources

Subscriber

Comparison of Alternative Methods for Recharge of a Deep Aquifer

Report

DRPT-90962F

06/01/2003

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Comparison of Alternative Methods for Recharge of a Deep Aquifer

Research Impact

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CalVal Phase 1 Technical Survey: Evaluating Treatment Credits and Compliance Pathways for Indirect Potable Reuse in California

CalVal Phase 1 Technical Survey: Evaluating Treatment Credits and Compliance Pathways for Indirect Potable Reuse in California

Comparison of Alternative Methods for Recharge of a Deep Aquifer

Research Impact

Resources

Comparison of Alternative Methods for Recharge of a Deep Aquifer

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