Ground water resources in Denmark: Modelling and monitoring

H. J. Henriksen; J. Stockmarr

Ground water resources in Denmark: Modelling and monitoring

H. J. Henriksen
, J. Stockmarr

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3 Citationer (Scopus)

Resumé

Drinking water in Denmark is produced exclusively from ground water. The exploitable resource is greater than the present abstraction but increasing contamination, climate variation and changes in land use may adversely affect the future ground-water resources. Changes in water quality are systematically being registered in the Danish ground-water monitoring programme, described in this paper. Ground-water quality in Denmark is generally good, but locally shallow aquifers are contaminated by nitrate, pesticides, heavy metals and in urban areas by organic micro-pollutants. The National Water Resource Model is under development for use as a tool for the assessment of the size and distribution of the future exploitable ground water resources.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	22_nd International Water Services Congress and Exhibition
Redaktører	P. Nagle
Forlag	International Water Association
Sider	550-557
Antal sider	8
Vol/bind	18
Udgave	1-2
Status	Udgivet - 2000
Begivenhed	22nd International Water Services Congress and Exhibition - Buenos Aires, Braz Varighed: 18 aug. 1999 → 24 sep. 1999

Publikationsserier

Navn	Water Supply: The review journal of the International Water Supply Association
Nummer	1-2
Vol/bind	18
ISSN	0735-1917

Konference

Konference	22nd International Water Services Congress and Exhibition
By	Buenos Aires, Braz
Periode	18/08/99 → 24/09/99

FN’s Verdensmål

Dette resultat bidrager til følgende verdensmål

Verdensmål 13 Klimaindsats
Verdensmål 15 Livet på land

Programområde

Programområde 2: Vandressourcer

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Henriksen, HJ & Stockmarr, J 2000, Ground water resources in Denmark: Modelling and monitoring. i P Nagle (red.), 22_nd International Water Services Congress and Exhibition. 1-2 udg, bind 18, International Water Association, Water Supply: The review journal of the International Water Supply Association, nr. 1-2, bind 18, s. 550-557, 22nd International Water Services Congress and Exhibition, Buenos Aires, Braz, 18/08/99.

Ground water resources in Denmark: Modelling and monitoring. / Henriksen, H. J.; Stockmarr, J.
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Publikation: Bidrag til bog/rapport/konferenceproceedings › Konferenceartikel i proceedings › peer review

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