Riverbank Filtration Hydrology

1. Signficance of Hydrologic Aspects on RBF Performance
Jürgen Schubert

2. Evaluating Streambed Forces Impacting the Capacity of Riverbed Filtration Systems
Stephen A. Hubbs

3. Impact of Riverbed Clogging – Colmatation – on Ground Water
Igor Mucha, ?ubomír Banský, Zoltán Hlavatý, Dalibor Rodák

4. New Approaches for Estimating Streambed Infiltration Rates
W. Macheleidt, T. Grischek, W. Nestler

5. Bioclogging in Porous Media: Tracer Studies
Peter Engesgaard, Dorte Seifert, Paulo Herrera

6. Riverbank Filtration in the Netherlands: Well Fields, Clogging and Geochemical Reactions
Pieter J. Stuyfzand, Maria H. A. Juhàsz-Holterman, Willem J. Lange

7. Clogging-Induced Flow and Chemical Transport Simulation in Riverbank Filtration Systems
Chittaranjan Ray, Henning Prommer

8. Use of Aquifer Testing and Groundwater Modeling to Evaluate Aquifer/River Hydraulics at Louisville Water Company, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Dave C. Schafer

9. Changes in Riverbed Hydraulic Conductivity and Specific Capacity at Louisville
Stephen A. Hubbs

10. Experience with Riverbed Clogging Along the Rhine River
Jürgen Schubert

11. Heat as a Ground-water Tracer at the Russian River RBF Facility, Sonoma County, California
Jim Constantz, Grace W. Su, Christine Hatch

12. Monitoring clogging of a RBF-system at the River Enns, Austria
Bernhardt Wett

13. Managing Resources in a European Semi-Arid Environment: Combined use of Surface and Groundwater for Drinking Water Production in the Barcelona Metropolitan Area
Jordi Martín-Alonso

14. Presentation of Data for Factors Signficant to Yield from Several Riverbank Filtration systems in the U.S. and Europe
Tiffany Caldwell

Keywords: Geosciences, Hydrogeology, Civil Engineering