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Groundwater renewable resources in karst areas, the case of the Kleśnica River basin (Sudety Mountains, Poland)
2016
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The karst-fractured medium constitutes a considerable groundwater capacity, as shown on the example of the Kleśnica River basin. The paleozoic crystalline limestones in the research area are good collectors of the groundwater. The Kleśnica River basin, one of the largest crystalline limestone lens, is situated in the Sudety Mountains. Groundwater renewable resources were distinguished with the use of hydrological methods, on the basis of hydrometric measurements of the flow discharge of the
doi:10.1515/georec-2016-0003
fatcat:47m4twlu6rf4rph5zd2f7kxesy