Abstract
Water is the main limiting factor for the development of Northern Chile. South of 26{sup o}S, major conflicts are related to the allocation of water and the interaction between surface and shallow groundwater, when used by farmers. The conflict is aggravated due to little knowledge about these interactions. Isotope techniques can add valuable information for the assessment of water interactions and the definition of suitable integrated watershed management strategies. This is pursued in the Limari basin within the ongoing CHI/8/029 project, mainly funded by the IAEA. (author)
Oyarzun, R.;
[1]
Oyarzun, J.;
Maturana, H.;
Jofre, E.;
[2]
Munoz, J. F.;
Ortiz, C.;
[3]
Aguirre, E.;
Marin, S.;
[4]
Kretschmer, N.
[5]
- Departamento Ingenieria de Minas, Universidad de La Serena and Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Zonas Aridas, La Serena (Chile)
- Departamento Ingenieria de Minas, Universidad de La Serena (Chile)
- Departamento de Ingenieria Hidraulica y Ambiental, Pontificia Universidad Catolica (Chile)
- Comision Chilena de Energia Nuclear (Chile)
- Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Zonas Aridas, La Serena (Chile)
Citation Formats
Oyarzun, R., Oyarzun, J., Maturana, H., Jofre, E., Munoz, J. F., Ortiz, C., Aguirre, E., Marin, S., and Kretschmer, N.
Isotopic and Hydrogeochemical Techniques for the Sustainable Management of Water Resources in an Aridwater Shed of Northern Chile.
IAEA: N. p.,
2013.
Web.
Oyarzun, R., Oyarzun, J., Maturana, H., Jofre, E., Munoz, J. F., Ortiz, C., Aguirre, E., Marin, S., & Kretschmer, N.
Isotopic and Hydrogeochemical Techniques for the Sustainable Management of Water Resources in an Aridwater Shed of Northern Chile.
IAEA.
Oyarzun, R., Oyarzun, J., Maturana, H., Jofre, E., Munoz, J. F., Ortiz, C., Aguirre, E., Marin, S., and Kretschmer, N.
2013.
"Isotopic and Hydrogeochemical Techniques for the Sustainable Management of Water Resources in an Aridwater Shed of Northern Chile."
IAEA.
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title = {Isotopic and Hydrogeochemical Techniques for the Sustainable Management of Water Resources in an Aridwater Shed of Northern Chile}
author = {Oyarzun, R., Oyarzun, J., Maturana, H., Jofre, E., Munoz, J. F., Ortiz, C., Aguirre, E., Marin, S., and Kretschmer, N.}
abstractNote = {Water is the main limiting factor for the development of Northern Chile. South of 26{sup o}S, major conflicts are related to the allocation of water and the interaction between surface and shallow groundwater, when used by farmers. The conflict is aggravated due to little knowledge about these interactions. Isotope techniques can add valuable information for the assessment of water interactions and the definition of suitable integrated watershed management strategies. This is pursued in the Limari basin within the ongoing CHI/8/029 project, mainly funded by the IAEA. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2013}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Isotopic and Hydrogeochemical Techniques for the Sustainable Management of Water Resources in an Aridwater Shed of Northern Chile}
author = {Oyarzun, R., Oyarzun, J., Maturana, H., Jofre, E., Munoz, J. F., Ortiz, C., Aguirre, E., Marin, S., and Kretschmer, N.}
abstractNote = {Water is the main limiting factor for the development of Northern Chile. South of 26{sup o}S, major conflicts are related to the allocation of water and the interaction between surface and shallow groundwater, when used by farmers. The conflict is aggravated due to little knowledge about these interactions. Isotope techniques can add valuable information for the assessment of water interactions and the definition of suitable integrated watershed management strategies. This is pursued in the Limari basin within the ongoing CHI/8/029 project, mainly funded by the IAEA. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2013}
month = {Jul}
}