The Origins, Ages and Flow Paths of Groundwater in Tucson Basin: Results of a Study of Multiple Isotope Systems
Eastoe CJ, Gu A, Long A. 2004. The Origins, Ages and Flow Paths of Groundwater in Tucson Basin: Results of a Study of Multiple Isotope Systems. Groundwater Recharge in a Desert Environment: The Southwestern United States. :217-234
Study of groundwater in the Tucson Basin using isotopes. A clear understating of the hydrology and hydrogeochemistry of groundwater is important for understanding and planning of municipal water availability for the growing population of the Tucson area. Study goals included understanding groundwater origin, age and movement.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Eastoe, Christopher; Gu, Ailiang; Long, Austin
- Units
- SAGU
- Keywords
- Basin and Range, groundwater, hydrogeochemistry, hydrology, isotopes, municipal water sources, Santa Cruz River, Tuson, water planning, water recharge