The Complex Hydrogeological Study of a Transboundary Aquifer Between Hungary and Romania.

Szűcs, Péter and Madarász, Tamás and Lénárt, László and Drobot, R. and Miciuna, M. (2009) The Complex Hydrogeological Study of a Transboundary Aquifer Between Hungary and Romania. In: 11th International Conference on Mining, Petroleum and Metallurgical Engineering (MPM11), 2009.03.15-2009.03.19, Sharm El Sheikh.

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Abstract

In the framework of a NATO Science for Peace project involving three scientific partners, complex hydrogeological investigation and groundwater modeling of a regional transboundary aquifer between Hungary and Romania were carried out between 2000 and 2004. In order to achieve the sustainable water management of the investigated internationally shared aquifer, the main tasks of the international project were: − Development of a common data-base, − Additional field measurements, − Common interpretation of the geological and hydrogeological settings, − Creating the conceptual flow model of the transboundary aquifer, − Regional and local scale groundwater modeling using the MODFLOW, − Model simulation of different scenarios for water management purposes, − Transport modeling on local scales in order to solve contamination problems, − Review of the main results obtained from the transboundary approach in the view of the European Water Framework Directive.

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