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    Assessing Groundwater Vulnerability: DRASTIC and DRASTIC-Like Methods: A Review

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    Groundwater vulnerability studies are sources of essential information for the management of water resources, aiming at the water quality preservation. Different methodologies for estimating the groundwater vulnerability, in general, or of the karst aquifer, in particular, are known. Among them, DRASTIC is one of the most popular due to its performance and easy-to-use applicability. In this article, we review DRASTIC and some DRASTIC-like methods introduced by different scientists, emphasizing their applications, advantages, and drawbacks.

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    Assessing Groundwater Vulnerability: DRASTIC and DRASTIC-Like Methods: A Review

    New search for: Alina Barbulescu

    Groundwater vulnerability studies are sources of essential information for the management of water resources, aiming at the water quality preservation. Different methodologies for estimating the groundwater vulnerability, in general, or of the karst aquifer, in particular, are known. Among them, DRASTIC is one of the most popular due to its performance and easy-to-use applicability. In this article, we review DRASTIC and some DRASTIC-like methods introduced by different scientists, emphasizing their applications, advantages, and drawbacks.

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    Assessing Groundwater Vulnerability: DRASTIC and DRASTIC-Like Methods: A Review

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    Groundwater vulnerability studies are sources of essential information for the management of water resources, aiming at the water quality preservation. Different methodologies for estimating the groundwater vulnerability, in general, or of the karst aquifer, in particular, are known. Among them, DRASTIC is one of the most popular due to its performance and easy-to-use applicability. In this article, we review DRASTIC and some DRASTIC-like methods introduced by different scientists, emphasizing their applications, advantages, and drawbacks.

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    Title:

    Assessing Groundwater Vulnerability: DRASTIC and DRASTIC-Like Methods: A Review

    Contributors:

    Alina Barbulescu (author)

    Published in:

    Water, Vol 12, Iss 5, p 1356 (2020)

    Publication date:

    2020

    ISSN:

    2073-4441

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.3390/w12051356

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    Unknown

    Keywords:

    aquifer , DRASTIC , index , groundwater , vulnerability , Hydraulic engineering , TC1-978 , Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes , TD201-500

    Metadata by DOAJ is licensed under ​CC BY-SA 1.0

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