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Ground Water

Ground Water is a journal indexed in SJR in Water Science and Technology and Computers in Earth Sciences with an H index of 113. It has an SJR impact factor of 0,773 and it has a best quartile of Q1. It is published in English. It has an SJR impact factor of 0,773.

Ground Water focuses its scope in these topics and keywords: seepage, groundwater, monitoring, convection, samplinganalysis, testsconfusion, investigation, fieldobserved, measurement, controversy, ...

ISSN: 0017-467X

Editorial: Wiley-Blackwell

Category: Water Science and Technology

Indexation: verifiedScopus / SJR verifiedWeb of Science

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0,773 Q1

H-index 113

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SJR Impact

0,773

H-index

113

Docs (year)

Docs 3y

277

Total refs

3966

Cites 3y

583

Citable 3y

214

Cites/Doc 2y

1.98

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45.59

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Best articles by citations

Anomalous Fresh Water Lens Morphology on a Strip Barrier Island

Water Resource Implications of 18O and 2H Distributions in a Basalt Aquifer System

Complexity vs. Simplicity: Groundwater Model Ranking Using Information Criteria

Comparison of Parameter Estimation Design Criteria Using a Solute Transport Model with Matrix Diffusion

Comparison of Neutron Moisture Gauges and a Neutron Tool for Use in Monitoring Wells

Comparison of Approaches for Predicting Solute Transport: Sandbox Experiments

Change in Field Turbidity and Trace Element Concentrations During Well Purging

Carbon Biogeochemistry of Ground Water, Guiyang, Southwest China

Automated Calibration of a Contaminant Transport Model for a Shallow Sand Aquifer

Artificial Tracer Techniques for the Determination of the Structure of Conduit Aquifers

Arsenic in Glacial Aquifers: Sources and Geochemical Controls

Application of Flowmeter and Depth-Dependent Water Quality Data for Improved Production Well Construction

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Analytical Models of Steady-State Plumes Undergoing Sequential First-Order Degradation

Analytical Mass Leaching Model for Contaminated Soil and Soil Stabilized Waste

Analytic Modeling of Impermeable and Resistant Barriers

Analysis of Solute Transport in Flow Fields Influenced by Preferential Flowpaths at the Decimeter Scale

An Approach to the Field Study of Hydraulic Gradients in Variable-Salinity Ground Water

Age of Irrigation Water in Ground Water from the Eastern Snake River Plain Aquifer, South-Central Idaho

A Three-Dimensional Mixing Cell Solute Transport Model and Its Application

A Field Study of Nonequilibrium and Facilitated Transport of Cd in an Alluvial Gravel Aquifer

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