Abstract In this paper, hydrogeological studies on aquifers which recharge some Umbria-Marche ridge springs, emerging in the southern Adriatic side of Sibillini Mountains are analysed. The main springs are Capodacqua, Pescara and Foce; other shallow, local springs, emerging at 600-1500 meters above sea level, represent the infiltration altitude of rain waters. All the springs were monitored for a period of about three years, with a regular collection of data (temperature, electrical conductivity, etc.) and sampling for chemical and isotopic analysis. Capodacqua, Pescara and Foce feed the aqueduct network of the Ascoli Piceno province.
SPRING MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF GROUNDWATER CIRCULATION IN THE SIBILLINI MOUNTAINS AQUIFERS (ADRIATIC SIDE OF CENTRAL APENNINE, ITALY) / Nanni, Torquato; Vivalda, PAOLA MARIA; Marcellini, Mirco. - 2006:(2006), pp. 197-200. (Intervento presentato al convegno 8TH CONFERENCE ON LIMESTONE HYDROGEOLOGY tenutosi a Neuchatel, Switzerland nel September 21-23, 2006).
SPRING MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF GROUNDWATER CIRCULATION IN THE SIBILLINI MOUNTAINS AQUIFERS (ADRIATIC SIDE OF CENTRAL APENNINE, ITALY)
NANNI, TORQUATO;VIVALDA, PAOLA MARIA;MARCELLINI, MIRCO
2006-01-01
Abstract
Abstract In this paper, hydrogeological studies on aquifers which recharge some Umbria-Marche ridge springs, emerging in the southern Adriatic side of Sibillini Mountains are analysed. The main springs are Capodacqua, Pescara and Foce; other shallow, local springs, emerging at 600-1500 meters above sea level, represent the infiltration altitude of rain waters. All the springs were monitored for a period of about three years, with a regular collection of data (temperature, electrical conductivity, etc.) and sampling for chemical and isotopic analysis. Capodacqua, Pescara and Foce feed the aqueduct network of the Ascoli Piceno province.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
