Contribution of nitrate-nitrogen concentration in groundwater to stream water in an agricultural head watershed.

This study characterized nitrate-nitrogen (NO-N) concentrations in groundwater and stream water in an agricultural head watershed in South Korea and identified the pollution load of NO-N as a result of the groundwater entering streams using field surveys, analyses of chemical constituents, and numerical modeling. The mean NO-N concentration in groundwater was 7.373 mg/L, which is approximately 1.

Groundwater Impacts from the M5.8 Earthquake in Korea as Determined by Integrated Monitoring Systems.

This paper describes the impacts of the M5.8(5.1) Gyeongju earthquakes on groundwater levels using data obtained from a unique coastal monitoring well.

Hydraulic experiments for determination of in-situ hydraulic conductivity of submerged sediments.

A new type of in-situ hydraulic permeameter was developed to determine vertical hydraulic conductivity (VHC) of saturated sediments from hydraulic experiments using Darcy's law. The system allows water to move upward through the porous media filled in the permeameter chamber driven into sediments at water-sediment interface. Darcy flux and hydraulic gradient can be measured using the system, and the VHC can be determined from the relationship between them using Darcy's law.