Groundwater quantitative status assessment for River Basin Management Plan 2015-2021 in Slovenia

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  • Mišo Andjelov
  • Peter Frantar
  • Zlatko Mikulič
  • Urška Pavlič
  • Vlado Savić
  • Petra Souvent
  • Jože Uhan

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https://doi.org/10.5474/geologija.2016.012

Abstract

The improved methodological approach of the groundwater quantitative status assessment in Slovenia and the results of the assessment period 2010-2013, taking into account the new reference thirty-year period 1981- 2010, are presented. Within the assessment period quantitative status in all shallow alluvial aquifers of 21 groundwater bodies in Slovenia is assessed as good, with a medium to high level of confidence. Groundwater quantitative status assessment methodology considers the processes of the whole hydrological cycle and the results of groundwater recharge modelling. The methodology incorporates the concept of sustainable groundwater use to preserve the quantities not causing environmental and other harm (unacceptable environmental and other consequences). Legislative baseline for assessing the impacts of groundwater abstraction on renewable and available quantities of groundwater introduces new methodology by abandoning obsolete mining concept of "calculation of groundwater reserves".

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Andjelov, M., Frantar, P., Mikulič, Z., Pavlič, U., Savić, V., Souvent, P., & Uhan, J. (2016). Groundwater quantitative status assessment for River Basin Management Plan 2015-2021 in Slovenia. Geologija, 59(2), 205–219. https://doi.org/10.5474/geologija.2016.012

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