Groundwater residence time and paleorecharge conditions in the deep confined aquifers of the coastal watershed, South-East Tanzania
Authors:
- Said S. BakariSBSaid S. Bakari
- Per AagaardPAPer Aagaard
- Rolf D. VogtRVRolf D. Vogt
- Fridtjov RudenFRFridtjov Ruden
- Matthias S. BrennwaldMBMatthias S. Brennwald
- Ingar JohansenIJIngar Johansen
- Steinar GulliksenSGSteinar Gulliksen
- 1 October 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Hydrology
- Vol. 466-467, 127-140
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