Imaging of hydrological processes in a lowland wetland of the Lambourn river, Berkshire, UK (abstract only)

Uhlemann, S.S.; Sorensen, J.P.R.; Chambers, J.E.; Wilkinson, P.B.; Oxby, L.; Gooddy, D.C.; Old, G.H.; Kuras, O.; Meldrum, P.I.

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Imaging of hydrological processes in a lowland wetland of the Lambourn river, Berkshire, UK (abstract only)

Uhlemann, S.S.; Sorensen, J.P.R.; Chambers, J.E.; Wilkinson, P.B.; Oxby, L.; Gooddy, D.C.; Old, G.H. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4713-1070; Kuras, O.; Meldrum, P.I.. 2014 Imaging of hydrological processes in a lowland wetland of the Lambourn river, Berkshire, UK (abstract only). [Other] In: 2nd International Workshop on Geoelectrical Monitoring, Tokyo, Japan, 28-30 May 2014. Geological Survey of Austria. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

The River Lambourn and the associated wetlands comprise some of the least impacted chalk river systems in Britain. The associated lowland wetlands, due to their hydrological characteristics, may form a key conduit for, or barrier to, aqueous fluxes between land, rivers and groundwater. At Boxford, Berkshire, UK, a research site has been monitored for a number of years to establish the degree of groundwater and surface water interaction. Recently, two geoelectric monitoring lines have been added and measurements have been repeated every month.

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