(Table 1) Chloride concentrations in water obtained from observation wells on Helgoland Dune, North Sea
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| author | Johannsen, Alfred Seifert, Alfred |
| author_facet | Johannsen, Alfred Seifert, Alfred |
| collection | Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales |
| contents | The hydrogeological conditions are unfavourable for a sufficient supply of drinking-water. The small size of the catchment area, the large hydraulic gradient inside the steep 'Buntsandstein'-cliff and the low geodetic level of the 'Dune Island' and the foreshore at the eastern foot of the cliff do not allow the formation and recharge of a sufficiently exploitable geodetic freshwater dome over the underlying saltwater. This means that until recently the provision of sufficient drinking-water for the island's inhabitants, for its garrison as well as for visiting ships was a problem. This problem has now been solved by the desalination of seawater. |
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| spellingShingle | (Table 1) Chloride concentrations in water obtained from observation wells on Helgoland Dune, North Sea Johannsen, Alfred Seifert, Alfred Bucket, plastic; Chloride; ELEVATION; Elevation 2; German Bight, North Sea; Helgoland__Campaign; Helgoland_Dune1952; Marine Station Helgoland; Sample ID; WB The hydrogeological conditions are unfavourable for a sufficient supply of drinking-water. The small size of the catchment area, the large hydraulic gradient inside the steep 'Buntsandstein'-cliff and the low geodetic level of the 'Dune Island' and the foreshore at the eastern foot of the cliff do not allow the formation and recharge of a sufficiently exploitable geodetic freshwater dome over the underlying saltwater. This means that until recently the provision of sufficient drinking-water for the island's inhabitants, for its garrison as well as for visiting ships was a problem. This problem has now been solved by the desalination of seawater. |
| title | (Table 1) Chloride concentrations in water obtained from observation wells on Helgoland Dune, North Sea |
| topic | Bucket, plastic; Chloride; ELEVATION; Elevation 2; German Bight, North Sea; Helgoland__Campaign; Helgoland_Dune1952; Marine Station Helgoland; Sample ID; WB |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.784694 |