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Development of saltwater intrusion model in coastal aquifers
Saltwater intrusion is a major challenge for the management of drinking water supply in the coastal regions. It is the most common and wide spread contamination problem in aquifers around the world due to increasing coastal population. The best means to understand, predict, and ameliorate saltwater
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