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Flow Directions and Ages of Subsurface Water in a Salt Marsh System Constrained by Isotope Tracing
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2023
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Source: Estuaries and Coasts, 46(6), 1417-1437
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Journal Title:Estuaries and Coasts
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Description:Salt marshes are dynamic hydrologic systems where terrestrial groundwater, terrestrial surface water, and seawater mix due to bi-directional flows and pressure gradients. Due to the counteracting terrestrial and marine forcings that control these environments, we do not comprehensively understand water fluxes in these complex coastal systems. To understand the water sources, flow directions, and velocities in salt marsh porewater, we employed a combination of geochemical tracers and analytical models across a hillslope-to-salt marsh continuum in a salt marsh experiencing daily inundation of estuarine surface water (SW) from tides and mixing of fresh seasonal groundwater.
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Source:Estuaries and Coasts, 46(6), 1417-1437
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ISSN:1559-2723;1559-2731;
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Rights Information:Accepted Manuscript
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