Monitoring for groundwater management in (semi-)arid regions : a contribution to the International Hydrological Programme within Project M.1-1b (IHP-IV)

Introduction / H.A.J. Van Lanen -- Framework for groundwater monitoring in (semi-)arid regions / H.A.J. Van Lanen and J.J. Carrillo-Rivera -- Backgroundmonitoring R.B. Bradford and J. Vrba -- Specific monitoring / J.W. Lloyd -- Monitoring tools and type of recording / C.J. Otto -- Geostatistical procedures foranalysing spatial variability and optimizing collection of monitoring data / A.Stein -- Geohydrological information management systems / T.T. Kuipers -- Optimization of hydrograph network stations in a hard rock setting in Maharashtra State (India) / N. Kittu and A.V.S. Anand --Monitoring an over-exploited aquifer inIndia / K.R. Rushton -- Monitoring of exploited aquifers resulting in subsidence. Example : Mexico City / J.J. Carrillo-Rivera -- Vadose zone monitoring strategy to protect aquifers from contamination / D.B. Stephens -- Monitoring salt water intrusion : some imperatives and an example : Kavaratti Island (India) / C.P.Gupta and V.V.S. Gurunadha Rao -- Monitoring of groundwater in fluoride