The Ordovician strata in Northern Tarim host extensively developed carbonate karst reservoirs that contain abundant hydrocarbon resources. However, owing to extreme burial depths, pronounced heterogeneity, and limited seismic resolution within the Tarim Basin, the diagenetic fluid types and their specific influences on...
Understanding the factors controlling groundwater mineralization is essential for the sustainable management of water resources in semi-arid environments. This study investigates the hydrogeochemical functioning of the Chemora Plain aquifer (northeastern Algeria), where a Cretaceous structural ridge divides the alluvia...
Groundwaters of the Lower–Middle Cambrian Litvintsevskaya suite aquifer within the study area, located in the northeastern part of the Upper Lena artesian basin, are used for water supply in reservoir pressure maintenance systems during oil field development. The relevance of the study is driven by the need to understa...
This study aims to identify and explore new potential sites of groundwater resources using geophysical methods, and to demarcate the depth to the saltwater-freshwater interface. Kilwa Kisiwani Island is geologically covered mostly by Neogene and Quaternary alluvial sediments, sand and gravel. The geophysical techniques...
The Kaiping–Baiyun Western Sag in the Pearl River Mouth Basin is a key area for deepwater petroleum exploration in China. However, due to complex tectonic changes and limited well coverage, the differential formation mechanisms and multi‐scale controlling factors of source rocks in rift basins remain unclarified. Thi...
Guaranteeing year-round access to safe, sustainable drinking water is a major challenge for many northern communities in Canada. This study offers the first hydrochemical and isotopic analysis of the Kuuguluk River and its river talik, in Salluit, Nunavik (Québec, Canada), based on water samples collected during a...
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