Aquifer Storage and Recovery: Can an Updated Inventory Predict Future System Success?

Authors

Frederick Bloetscher, Florida Atlantic University
Chi Ho Sham
Samuel J. Ratick, Clark University

Document Type

Article

Abstract

Aquifer storage and recovery, or ASR, is used to provide a stored water source where water supplies are unreliable or to address future demand. A 2013 inventory of ASR systems was updated in 2019 to evaluate project parameters and determine which variables are best at predicting the success of future ASR projects. With a time frame of June 2013 through October 2019, the revised inventory and analysis included data on new ASR sites and existing sites whose status had changed.

Publication Title

Journal - American Water Works Association

Publication Date

10-1-2020

Volume

112

Issue

10

First Page

48

Last Page

55

ISSN

0003-150X

DOI

10.1002/awwa.1594

Keywords

aquifer, aquifer storage and recovery, inventory, treatment plants, water demand, water supply, water treatment

Repository Citation

Bloetscher, Frederick; Sham, Chi Ho; and Ratick, Samuel J., "Aquifer Storage and Recovery: Can an Updated Inventory Predict Future System Success?" (2020). Sustainability and Social Justice. 449.
https://commons.clarku.edu/faculty_idce/449