Climate Variability and Change—Hydrological Impacts (Proceedings of the Fifth FRIEND World Conference held at Havana, Cuba, November 2006), IAHS Publ. 308, 2006, 596–600.


 

Application of hydrogeochemical modelling to the characterization and water quality control of coastal karst aquifers

 

J. R. Fagundo Castillo1, P. González Hernández1, J. Fagundo Sierra1, M. Suárez Muñoz1, C. Melián Rodríguez1 & E. Alvarez Varela2

 

1 National Center of Natural and Traditional Medicine (CENAMENT), Ave 243 ·#19815. Fontanar. Ciudad de la Habana, Código Postal 19250, Cuba

 juanrfag@infomed.sld.cu

2 National Center for Scientific Research (CNIC), Ave 25 esq. 158. Playa. Ciudad de la Habana, Código Postal 6412, Cuba

 

Abstract A set of computer systems (HIDROGEOQUIM, SAMA, GEOQUIM, BATOMET, SACAN, SIMUciN, MODELAGUA and TEMADAT) for hydrochemical data processing with the aim of character­izing and controlling water quality, and simulating the water–rock interaction process, are detailed. Examples of their application to karst costal aquifers are discussed.

 

key words  hydrogeochemical models; water quality; karst costal aquifers