Final technical day of the CLIGRO project
Last June 21st, the results achieved in the framework of the CLIGRO project were presented in a live seminar. The CLIGRO Project ends this June 3Oth after four years of productive work of technicians and researchers from different research bodies. Among the more than 50 attendees, there were managers and researchers linked to the Doñana Natural Space, the conservation of its biodiversity and water resources management. The CLIGRO team would like to thank the participants for their attendance, as well as for their intervention after the event, which are key to address real scientific transfer.
In the following link you will find the presentations made by the team members:
https://www.igme.es/CLIGRO/ReunionCLIGROPresentacionJunio2021.pdf
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New article in Water Journal
Water journal has recently published the article that is part of Carmen Serrano Hidalgo's PhD and is entitled “Selecting Suitable MODFLOW Packages to Model Pond – Groundwater Relations Using a Regional Model”. The purpose of this work is to simulate the relationship between ponds and large scale regional aquifers. For this, the possibilities offered by MODFLOW LGR-V2 to represent Santa Olalla pond through the refinement of the mesh in the pond’s environment have been analyzed, and the advantages and disadvantages presented by the DRAIN, RIVER and LAKE MODFLOW packages while using MODFLOW LGR-V2.
https://doi.org/
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New CLIGO article in STOTEN
The study presents daily values of inward and outward vapor flux crossing the soil-atmosphere boundary in dependence on meteorological parameters and soil moisture. Measurements of vapor flux, soil moisture and meteorological parameters were evaluated during days without rainfall between 2015 and 2019. Vapor flux data were obtained at 1 min intervals by a precision lysimeter installed in the Doñana National Park, southwest Spain. Meteorological data were measured on-site at 10-min intervals, including temperature, relative humidity, wind velocity and net radiation. After manual and automatic noise elimination of the lysimeter data, time series of a summer and winter period were generated for selected relevant parameters. Furthermore, daily cumulative data of inward and outward vapor flux were calculated for the entire period and analyzed for their control by meteorological parameters and soil moisture. Results show moderate correlations of daily outward vapor flux on the diurnal amplitudes of temperature and humidity whereas daily inward vapor indicates moderate correlations with temperature and soil moisture. A correction coefficient for potential evaporation to estimate actual evaporation was determined based on soil moisture and air temperature.
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access
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https://doi.org/
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New article of CLIGRO in Wetlands
The journal Wetlands has published a new article of the CLIGRO project entitled "Climate Influence Vs. Local Drivers in Surface Water-Groundwater Interactions in Eight Ponds of Doñana National Park (Southern Spain)". In this work, both satellite images and piezometric level series over two decades were analyzed to determine the degree to which the sand-dune ponds of Doñana National Park are affected by both climate change and groundwater abstractions in nearby coastal areas.
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New article by CLIGRO published in Environmental Modelling and Software
The prestigious Environmental Modelling and Software has published a new CLIGRO article entitled ““D-Piper, a modified Piper diagram to represent big sets of hydrochemical analyses”. This article provides a tool designed in Python that allows a spatial-density visualization of a set of points in the Piper classic diagram, as well as their classification according to several statistical methods. Both the article and the software can be accessed through the next link:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1364815221000220. |
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IV Annual meeting of the CLIGRO project
On October 2, 2020, the annual meeting of the CLIGRO project took place in online format. The research and work team released the progress made to date, reviewed the difficulties encountered over the course of the last year and planned the tasks to be carried out until the end of June 2021, when the project will be completed thanks to an extension granted by the Ministry. |
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New article by CLIGRO published in Journal of Hydrology
The prestigious Journal of Hydrology has published a new CLIGRO article entitled “Comparing precision lysimeter rainfall measurements against rain gauges in a coastal dune belt, Spain”. This article reports comparative rainfall measurements by different devices including a precision lysimeter, two tipping bucket rain gauges and one weighing rain gauge. |
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Doctoral thesis defense related to the CLIGRO project CLIGRO
Nuria Naranjo Fernández publicly defended his doctoral thesis on September 14, 2020. This event took place online. The thesis, titled "Interaction Data-Mathematical Model in the Aquifer Almonte-Marismas: A New Challenge" was presented in article compendium format, all included in the results of the CLIGRO project. Directors Carolina Guardiola-Albert (co-IP of CLIGRO, IGME) and Esperanza Montero-González (Complutense University of Madrid), and the entire CLIGRO team congratulate the doctor who received the highest outstanding Cum Laude rating.
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CLIGRO team resumes fieldwork after confinement by Covid19 (May-June 2020)
Data download and lysimeter maintenance tasks were restarted by Fernando Ruiz Bermudo and Claus Kohfahl.
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Antonio Martínez Sánchez de la Nieta also went to another area of the aquifer for data download,
maintenance of piezometric measuring equipment and arch repair.
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New article by CLIGRO published in Water
Water has published a new article entitled “Clustering Groundwater Level Time Series of the Exploited Almonte Marismas in Southwest Spain”. This article is part of the PhD work developed by Nuria Naranjo Fernández. In this work, groundwater level time series were analyzed (GWL) with k-means and time series clustering. Effective groundwater management strategies require a deep characterization of GWL fluctuations. In the following link you can access this article:
https://www.mdpi.com/
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Paper published in the Vadose Zone Journal
The Vadose Zone Journal has published a scientific article in which several members of the CLIGRO project participate. The paper is entitle “Analysis of water vapor adsorption in soils by means of a lysimeter and numerical modeling”. In this work they analyze data from a lysimeter in a sandy dune sediment in southern Spain using Codebright. The analysis explains the fluctuations of the amount of liquid water in the soil.
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Paper published in the Journal of Hydroinformatics
The Journal of Hydroinformatics has recently published the paper headed by the CLIGRO member, Héctor Aguilera. Its title is “Estimating extremely large amounts of missing precipitation data”. This work compares three statistical techniques for filling in large amounts of missing daily precipitation data.In the next link you can access this article:
https://doi.org/
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Paper published in the Journal Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
SERRA (Electronic ISSN 1436-3259) has recently published the paper “Relevance of spatio-temporal rainfall variability regarding groundwater management challenges under global change: case study in Doñana (SW Spain)” (doi 10.1007/s00477-020-01771-7). This publication is part of the PhD work developed by Nuria Naranjo Fernandez. It is possible to get free online access until the first week of March 2020 in the following link:
https://link.springer.com/
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Two Warranty Plan contracts began: new support staff for the CLIGRO team
At the beginning of January 2020, there have been two incorporations to the CLIGRO staff. These trainee contracts are part of the Action Plan for Youth Employment from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. These contracts are a great support for the CLIGRO tasks in its last year.
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Miguel Gonzalez Jimenez - Sede de Madrid
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Ismael Late David - Unidad Territorial de Sevilla
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Presentation of CLIGRO results in the XV
NETWORK RESEARCH JORNADAS OF NATIONAL PARKS
On October 29th, results of CLIGRO project were
presented in the XV NETWORK RESEARCH JORNADAS OF NATIONAL PARKS,
which were held in Doñana on the occasion of its 50th
anniversary.
The National Parks Network Research
Program aims to promote quality research on aspects related to
the biology of species present in the parks and their
conservation, natural systems and ecological processes , either
in the social and cultural context of national parks, thus
contributing effectively to improving scientific knowledge and
the conservation actions of these privileged spaces.
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Representation of the CLIGRO team at the 46th
annual meeting of the International Association of
Hydrogeologists
During September 22-27 several members of the
CLIGRO team have participated in the most important
international congress on groundwater, which this year has been
organized in Málaga by the Spanish group. The conference was
attended by around 800 people from 83 countries of 5 continents.
During the congress, CLIGRO's scientific results
were shared with the rest of the international scientific
community, presenting 5 posters and 2 oral communications, as
well as participating in the rest of social events and
excursions.
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Monitored Vapor flux and groundwater recharge in 2
hydrological years by a precision meteo-lysimeter
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Local meteoric water line of southwest Spain
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Hydrological functioning and anthropogenic influence in
four shalllow ponds by means of daily water balances.
Doñana National Park, southern Spain (years 2016-17 and
2017-18)
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Hydrological changes in representative ponds at Doñana
National Park (DNP) southern Spain, from 1994 to 2015
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Inverse modelling of hydrogeochemical processes analysed
along a flowpath within the Doñana National Park
(Southern Spain)
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Different responses of groundwater levels in Doñana
aquifer through time series clustering
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Changes of the isotopic signatures and hydrochemistry in
the unsaturated zone detected by a precision lysimeter
installed in a dune belt (Doñana National Park,
southwest Spain
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Paper published in the Hydrological Science
Journal
The Hydrological Science Journal, on
behalf of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences
(ISSN 0262-6667), has recently published the paper headed by the
CLIGRO member, Héctor Aguilera. Its title is “Towards flexible
groundwater-level prediction for adaptive water management:
using Facebook’s Prophet forecasting approach”. This work tests
the Prophet procedure, an open-source code released by Facebook,
to predict the groundwater level.
It is possible to get 50 free
online copies in the following link:
https://www.tandfonline.com/
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CLIGRO in the V international congress
Spatial Statistics: Towards Spatial Data Science
Héctor Aguilera Alonso participated in the V
Congress Spatial Statistics, held in Sitges from 10 to 13 July
2019. Hector made an oral presentation of the work "Estimating
extremely large amounts of precipitation missing data". In this
work three imputation methods are compared with daily
precipitation series in 112 meteorological stations located in
Doñana area, with 64% of gaps during the period 1975-2017.
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III Annual meeting of
CLIGRO project
In June 13, 2019 the annual
meeting of the project took place in Seville, where the team
updated the progress made until April 2019. . Fernando Ruiz
Bermudo, Antonio Martínez Sánchez de la Nieta, Claus Kohfahl,
Juan Antonio Luque Espinar, Ana Fernández Ayuso, Miguel
Rodríguez Rodríguez, Héctor Aguilera Alonso, Carmen Serrano
Hidalgo, Javier Heredia Diaz, Nuria Naranjo Fernández, Carolina
Guardiola Albert, Rolf Fonseca, Luis Moreno Merino y Carlos
Mediavilla Laso, presented and discussed the the results
obtained from 2016 to April 2019.
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Field campaign Santa Olalla
pond
4 members of the CLIGRO
project (Claus Kohfahl, Antonio Nicolás Martínez Sánchez de la
Nieta, Fernando Ruíz Bermudo and the PhD student Rolf Fonseca
participated in a hydrochemical sampling campaign carried out on
the days between May 30 and 31, 2019.
During this campaign, the
Santa Olalla Lagoon, the Santa Olalla P1, Santa Olalla P2, Santa
Olalla P3, the Santa Olalla multilevel piezometer 1.2A and 2B
and around the Santa Olalla lagoon with shallow and deep
piezometers were sampled. The registered data of hydraulic head,
humidity, electrical conductivity and temperature as well as the
meteorological data were also downloaded.
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New article published in Groundwater
Groundwater has published a
new article of CLIGRO project. The paper is entitled “Unraveling
the hydrological behavior of a coastal pond in Doñana National
Park (southwest Spain)” DOI:
10.1111/gwat.12906
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contribution has improved the hydrological knowledge of a
coastal pond by means of time series analysis. It is the last
article of the Ph. D. thesis “Surface water-groundwater
interactions in sand dune ponds located in Doñana National Park"
developed in Pablo de Olavide University (Sevilla, Spain) by Ana
Fernández Ayuso and supervised by Prof. Dr. Miguel Rodríguez
Rodríguez and Prof. Dr. José Benavente Herrera.
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New article published in Water
Water has published a new article of CLIGRO project in its special issue "Heterogeneous Aquifer Modeling: Closing the Gap", which guest editor is Prof. Dr. Jaime Gómez-Hernández. Here it is the link to the paper entitled “Applying 3D Geostatistical Simulation to Improve the Groundwater Management Modelling of Sedimentary Aquifers: The Case of Doñana (Southwest Spain)”:
https://www.mdpi.com/
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Paper published in the
Journal Science of Total Environment
Free online access before 23 January 2019
STOTEN (ISSN 0048-9697) has
recently published the paper headed by the CLIGRO IP, Claus
Kohfahl. Its title is “Determining groundwater recharge and
vapor flow in dune sediments using a weighable precision meteo
lysimeter”. It is possible to get free online access until 23
January 2019 in the following link:
https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1YA8eB8ccghUt
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Paper
published in Water Journal by the CLIGRO team in the Pablo de
Olavide University
Water
(ISSN 2073-4441; CODEN: WATEGH) is a peer-reviewed open access
journal on water science and technology, including the ecology
and management of water resources, and is published monthly
online by MDPI. The paper, headed by Dr. Miguel Rodríguez
Rodríguez, studies water temperature, electrical conductivity
and PH in Santa Olalla and Dulce ponds.
https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/10/10/1406
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End
of three contracts of members of the CLIGRO team
During
this year, three temporary contracts of very valuable CLIGRO
members have finished. Thanks to them, many tasks proposed in
the CLIGRO project have been achieved.
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Nuria Naranjo Fernández
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Lidia Molano Leno
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Carmen Serrano Hidalgo
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Acquisition of relevant
scientific-technical equipment related to the subprograma
estatal de infraestructuras de investigación y equipamiento
científico-técnico, with European Regional Development Funds (FEDER)
Last
October 2018, thanks to a project led by Claus Kohfahl, new
funds that will allow to continue and improve CLIGRO research.
The title of the project which has won this grant is
“Improvement of the network for long term monitoring of water
resources recharge in the Doñana Natural Park subjected to
climate change”.
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CLIGRO team members went to the Congreso
Ibérico sobre Agua Subterránea, Medio Ambiente, Salud y
Patrimonio
Several CLIGRO team members went to the
Congreso Ibérico sobre Agua Subterránea, Medio Ambiente, Salud y
Patrimonio, organized by the Spanish Group of the International
Association of Hydrogeologists in Salamanca (Spain) 12-15
November 2018. Miguel Rodríguez-Rodríguez and Ana
Fernández-Ayuso presented the hydraulic model and the trend
analysis in the peridunal lagoon in Doñana. There were also
other subjects not directly related to CLIGRO, as the correct
closure of groundwater wells, an existing problem in Doñana.
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Results from CLIGRO presented in the XIV
Congreso Latinoamericano de Hidrogeología, X Congreso Argentino
de Hidrogeología: El Agua Subterránea: Recurso sin Fronteras and
the VII Seminario Hispano – Latinoamericano Sobre Temas Actuales
de la Hidrología Subterránea: Humedales vinculados al Agua
Subterránea. All of them celebrated in Salta (Argentina) between
the 23 to 26 October 2018
Javier Heredia Díaz, researcher from the
CLIGRO team, presented the work “Estudio de la representación
numérica adecuada de la laguna de Santa Olalla (P.N. de Doñana,
España)”.
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Large representation of CLIGRO in the X
Symposium on water in Andalusia held on 24-27 of October 2018 in
Huelva (Spain)
The team of CLIGRO attended the X Symposium
of water in Andalusia (SIAGA), held in Huelva from 24 to 27 of
October 2018. The SIAGA, unique event of its theme that takes
place in Spain, has been held for 37 years and has a periodic
character.
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MEDIDA DIRECTA DE LOS COMPONENTES DEL BALANCE DE
AGUA DEL SUELO EN SISTEMAS DUNARES CON UN METEO - LISÍMETRO DE
ALTA PRECISIÓN. Kohfahl, C., Molano Leno, L., Martínez Suárez, D.J., Ruiz Bermudo, F., Martínez Sánchez de la Nieta, A.N.,
Vanderlinden, K., Martínez, G., Guardiola - Albert, C., Moreno -
Merino, L., Giráldez, J.D.
ESTUDIO DE LA REORGANIZACIÓN DE LA BATERÍA DE
SONDEOS DE ABASTECIMIENTO PÚBLICO A MATALASCAÑAS PARA
SALVAGUARDAR LOS VALORES NATURALES DEL ENTORNO. Rebollo Baños,
A., Mediavilla Laso, C., Guardiola - Albert, C., Ruiz Bermudo,
F., Naranjo Fernández, N. Fernández de los Santos, N.
EVALUACIÓN DEL INTERCAMBIO DE FLUJOS HÍDRICOS EN
LA LAGUNA DE SANTA OLALLA MEDIANTE EL USO DEL REFINAMIENTO
NUMÉRICO LOCAL (MODFLOW - LGR) Serrano - Hidalgo, C, Heredia,
J., Aguilera - Alonso, H., Naranjo - Fernández, N., Guardiola -
Albert, C., Kohfahl
PROCESAMIENTO DE DATOS BRUTOS GENERADOS POR UN METEO - LISÍMETRO DE ALTA PRECISIÓN SITUADO EN SISTEMA DUNAR DE
DOÑANA Martínez Suárez, D.J., Molano Leno, L., Kohfahl, C.
ESTUDIO DE LAS TENDENCIAS DE LAS PRECIPITACIONES
ASOCIADAS AL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO EN EL SISTEMA ACUÍFERO
ALMONTE-MARISMAS Naranjo - Fernández, N., Guardiola - Albert,
C., Aguilera, H., Montero-González, E., Rodríguez-Rodríguez, M.,
Fernández-Ayuso, A., Ruíz-Bermudo, F.
CARACTERIZACIÓN Y MODELIZACIÓN HIDROQUÍMICA DE
LAS LAGUNAS PERIDUNARES SITUADAS EN LA RESERVA BIOLÓGICA DE DOÑANA (HUELVA, ESPAÑA). Campos-Lendínez, C.; Fernández-Ayuso,
A.; Delgado, J., Rodríguez-Rodríguez, M.
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CLIGRO in the 45th International Congress of the
International Association of Hydrogeologists, IAH, (Daejeon,
South Korea, 9-14 September 2018)
The
co-lead investigator of CLIGRO, Claus Kohfahl, attended the 45th
International Congress of the International Association of
Hydrogeologists, held in Daejeon (South Korea) from 9 to 14
September 2018. He explained the functioning of the lysimeter
and the recent progress made on the quantification of the vapor
flux and the impact of dew on the groundwater recharge with the
presentation entitled "modeling high precision lysimeter data to
quantify steam flux and" the impact of dew on groundwater
recharge".
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Maintenance, downloading and data collection in the
meteo-lysimeter and the Santa Olalla lagoon
Teams of
IGME (Seville unit) and the Pablo de Olavide University come
periodically to hydrochemical sampling, downloading data, soil
sampling, renewing the batteries, infrastructure repairing and
operational controlling of the equipment installed in the
meteo-lysimeter, the Santa Olalla lagoon and its surroundings.
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Measuring in the field
After the meeting of the project, on 16 February the team went to the field to perform the periodical activities of sampling and downloading data.
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Taking soil samples for the tracer test analysis
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Downloading piezometric data
in the vicinities of Santa Olalla lagoon
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Downloading piezometric data
in the center of Santa Olalla lagoon
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Annual meeting of CLIGRO project
In February 15, 2018 the annual meeting of the project took place in Seville, where the team updated the progress made in 2017. Lidia Molano Leno presented the results of new instrumental installation and initial analysis of the lysimeter data tasks. Miguel Rodríguez Rodríguez presented the progress made thanks to the existing equipment in the environment of the lagoon of Santa Olalla. Juan Antonio Luque Espinar showed the results of the spectral analysis of piezometric data. Finally, Guardiola Carolina Albert explained the execution of the tracer test and presented the 3D geological model of the aquifer developed with geostatistical techniques.
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Course
Between 11th and 15th of
December 2017 Nuria Naranjo and Carmen Serrano, member of the
CLIGRO project, improved their technical skills in the Cordoba
University. They followed the course "Unveling soil moisture at
any spatial scale: measuement, monitoring and modeling
techniques".
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CLIGRO project in XIII
Congress of Unsaturated Zone Research, Zaragoza (8 - 10 of
November 2017)
Claus
Kohfahl presented in an oral communication recent results of
high precision measurements of meteorological and soil water
components in the Doñana National Park.
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CLIGRO project in Congress on Groundwater and Global Change in
the Western Mediterranean
Between November 6th and 9th, members of the CLIGRO project
presented their progress by participating in the congress with
three contributions:
- A poster, presented by Nuria Naranjo Fernández, about the
improvements in the hydrogeological MODFLOW model of
Almonte-Marismas aquifer.
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A poster, presented by Héctor Aguilera Alonso, about the
piezometric predictions in Matalascañas (Huelva) using the
Prophet software, commonly used for Facebook for the data
analysis.
- An oral presentation, presented by Lidia Molano Leno,
concerning the advances in the data of the lysimeter of the
coastal dunes of Doñana owned by IGME.
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Tracer test in the vicinity of the meto
lysimeter
October 18 2017, members of the CLIGRO
project carried out a tracer test in the surroundings of the
lysimeter having IGME in Doñana. The test consisted in the
introduction of three tracers harmless to health and environment
(BrK, BrLi, NO3K) in an area of 6 x 3 m2. The injection system
was with a watering can.
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The test will last 18 months, taking monthly soil samples of 2 m. A sample was taken to measure the value of the tracers before the injection of the tracers.
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Field campaign in the lagoon of Santa
Olalla
6 members of the project CLIGRO (Claus
Kohfahl, Antonio Nicolas Martínez Sánchez de la Nieta,
Fernando Ruíz Bermudo, Lidia Molano Leno, Daniel Jesús Martínez
Suárez, and Romy David) participated in a field campaign carried
out between 18-22 September 2017.
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During this campaign, 3 points were equipped
(Santa Olalla P1, Santa Olalla P2, and Santa Olalla P3) in the
surroundings of the lagoon of Santa Olalla with shallow
piezometers. In the piezometers of P2 and P3 level, conductivity
and temperature sensors for continuous recording were installed.
In these points TDR humidity sensors were jointly installed. A
meteorological station was also installed.
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CLIGRO IN THE
17.
GUMPENSTEINER LYSIMETERTAGUNG CONGRESS
Last May 9 2017 Stefan Engelhardt (UMS
company) presented one poster with results from the CLIGRO
Project in the 17. Gumpensteiner Lysimetertagung congress, held
in the Höhere Bundeslehr- und Forschungsanstalt für
Landwirtschaft Raumberg-Gumpenstein Institute (Raumber-Gumpesntein,
Austria), from 9 to 10 May 2017. The poster shows groundwater
recharge estimations computed from lysimeter measurements,
comparing them with the approximation obtained from data taken
with a tipping bucket rain gauge.
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ENSEGID INTERNSHIP IN THE CLIGRO
PROJECT
In early May Romy David joined the
project CLIGRO to carry out an internship in hydrology
and hydrogeology. She is studying in ENSEGID (École
Nationale Supérieure en Environnement, Géoressources et
Ingénierie du Développement Durable, Bordeaux, France).
Romy David will be until September of this year 2017 in
the IGME’s office in Sevilla.
The major tasks that take place
within the CLIGRO project are: participation in
fieldwork and the campaigns of sampling, statistical
evaluation of data of groundwater, organization of data
base, hydraulic modeling and hydrochemistry, data
analysis of isotopes, statistical analysis and
programming.
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CLIGRO PROJECT IN PABLO DE OLAVIDE
UNIVERSITY
On Thursday May 11 2017, in the
framework of the VII seminar series of the Department of
Physical, Chemical and Natural Systems of the Pablo de Olavide University, Miguel Rodríguez Rodríguez, member
of the research team of the CLIGRO Project, , gave the
seminar Andalusian lagoons. Functioning, origin and
degradation.”.
Professor Rodriguez looked at the
important and diverse heritage lagoons in Andalusia. The
variety of geology in this region has influenced, to a
large extent, the existence of very different types of
lagoons: from small glacial accumulations of low
salinity up to extensive and flat hypersaline lagoons
located in the countryside.
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CLIGRO
PROJECT IN GEOLODÍA 17
On Saturday May
6 2017, Miguel Rodríguez Rodríguez, member of the research team
of the CLIGRO Project, participated in the organization and
development of Geolodía 17, in the province of Seville (Spain).
Geolodía is an activity organized by the Geological Society of
Spain that aims to bring to society both geology and the
profession of geologist.
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On this
occasion the endorheic complex of La Lantejuela was visited,
interpreting the geological context, the genesis and the
hydrological functioning of the lagoons.
In the
following link more details can be found:
https://www.upo.es/diario/
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CLIGRO
PROJECT IN EGU 2017
Members of the
CLIGRO project research team participated the past April 2017 in
the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2017, hold in
Vienna (Austria).
A poster presentation analyses the spatiotemporal variability
rainfall and its relation with wetlands hydroperiods with
geostatistical tools.
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IGME
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Telfono + 34 913 495 700
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