Towed sensors and hydrodynamic model evidence the need to include submarine in coastal lagoons water balance, the Mar Menor example (SE Spain)

The use of radionuclide tracers to determine the submarine groundwater discharges has been used widely but in areas highly anthropized as the Mar Menor surface water tributaries can carry high concentration of Radon, making very difficult to distinguish the radionuclide origin. In this paper a combined approach was applied in the Mar Menor, a towed system was designed to enable the continuous measurement of Radon and Nitrate and a hydrodynamic model was used to establish the influence areas of the surface discharge to the lagoon. The areas were Radon was detected and was out from the area located with the model could be establish as a submarine groundwater discharge point.

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López Castejón F. Baudron P. Gilabert J. Cockenpot S. Mayer A. Radakovitch O. García Aróstegui J.L. Leduc C. y Claude C. Towed sensors and hydrodynamic model evidence the need to include submarine in coastal lagoons water balance the Mar Menor example (SE Spain). SARTI, 2015.

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Date of creation 2024-11-05
Date of last revision 2025-01-19
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Name of the dataset creator López Castejón, F., Baudron, P., Gilabert, J., Cockenpot, S., Mayer, A., Radakovitch, O., García Aróstegui, J.L., Leduc, C. y Claude, C.
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