Assessment of seawater intrusion vulnerability to Australia's coastal aquifers using a range of technical analyses  

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Marshall, S.K. | Carey, H. | Sundaram, B.

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Coastal aquifers are vulnerable to seawater intrusion, which is a significant issue in Australia. Geoscience Australia and the Nation Centre of Groundwater Research and Training undertook an assessment of Australia's vulnerability to seawater intrusion. The assessment utilised multiple approaches, including a vulnerability factor analysis; typological analysis; mathematical analysis; qualitative and quantitative analysis; and future land surface inundation and population growth analysis. This is presented as an abstract for the 2013 IAH Congress.

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• Report

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• groundwater

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• hydrogeology

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• energy

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• environmental

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• marine

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• Basin Analysis

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2013-01-01T00:00:00

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An abstract based on Companion Reference Guide Report; one technical reports for the National Seawater Intrusion Project.

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