A global analysis of nearshore and submarine springs: spatial distribution, controlling factors, and probability of presence.

Coastal springs act as bi-directionally preferential flow paths between coastal aquifers and oceans. While these springs can supply coastal ecosystems with nutrients, they also present vulnerabilities such as contamination and seawater intrusion. Despite their significance, substantial knowledge gaps exist regarding coastal springs due to their complex hydrogeological nature.

Multi-decadal analysis of water resources and agricultural change in a Mediterranean semiarid irrigated piedmont under water scarcity and human interaction.

Mediterranean piedmonts are an important hydro-agricultural systems. They constitute the junction between the mountains, where the streamflow is generated, and the surrounding plains, where the water is used. In Morocco, these traditional systems extend largely along the High Atlas Mountains.