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Transboundary problems associated with groundwater exploitation near the Russian-Estonian state boundary: Case study of the Lomonosovskii-Voronkovskii aquifer

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Hydrogeological information for the territories of the Republic of Estonia, Leningrad province, and northern Pskov province of the Russian Federation is generalized. A unified groundwater flow model was developed for the Lomonosov-Voronkovskii aquifer, including its Estonian part is developed. The methodological approaches for solving transboundary problems as applied to groundwater are determined. The results of studying transboundary hydrodynamic interaction in Lomonosov-Voronkovskii aquifer in the Russian-Estonian boundary area are given. The direction of undisturbed groundwater flow is determined, and changes caused by the exploitation of the aquifer are assessed.

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Original Russian Text © A.V. Mironova, E.V. Mol’skii, V.G. Rumynin, 2006, published in Vodnye Resursy, 2006, Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 423–432.

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Mironova, A.V., Mol’skii, E.V. & Rumynin, V.G. Transboundary problems associated with groundwater exploitation near the Russian-Estonian state boundary: Case study of the Lomonosovskii-Voronkovskii aquifer. Water Resour 33, 386–395 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1134/S009780780604004X

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