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PAGEPress Publications Open Access Academic journals Sidebar[Skip] Follow us on Twitter @AS_ITJGW Follow Acque Sotterranee on   READ OUR JOURNALS ON YOUR MOBILE The iOJS app allows users to read their favorite journals into their iPhone/iPad or Android device. Users can browse all the issues and articles published by the journal and download the full articles in PDF. GUIDELINES Download New Guidelines for Authors and Reviewers Acque Sotterranee - Italian Journal of Groundwater pISSN 1828-454X, eISSN 2280-6458 Acque Sotterranee - Italian Journal of Groundwater is one of the oldest European journal dealing with groundwater. Yet in 1984 papers on today widespread subjects, such as groundwater remediation and ground source heat pumps, were published. Since June 2012 Acque Sotterranee got also the name Italian Journal of Groundwater (AS/IT JGW) and it was revamped in a new editorial form, publishing peer-reviewed scientific and technical papers in English or Italian. The journal deals with groundwater resources, drilling technologies and techniques with a specific focus on the Italian regional and socio-economic context and interests in the Mediterranean ad more in general the EU area and its border countries. Its goal is to link the academic world with private and public companies and professionals by presenting up to date scientific and technical papers. Notwithstanding, contributions of authors of other continents are considered crucial. Published papers concern description of hydrogeological systems, water resource management, natural system dependence on groundwater, climate change, drilling and abstraction, contamination hydrogeology, groundwater remediation technologies, hydrogeophysics, agrohydrology, geothermal energy production, socio-economical dependence and anthropogenic impact on groundwater systems, groundwater monitoring and so on. The Journal is Open Access online and in printed format and it is published four-time per year at the end of March, June, September and December. Each number presents: 4/6 scientific or technical papers in Italian and/or English; technical and historical sections (legislation, hydrogeophisics, hydrogeochemistry, modeling, etc.); technical dossier on drilling techniques and water wells. The journal accepts original papers, short notes, reports, book and software reviews. The Editors in Chief maintain and guarantee a short-time response on the editorial decision of the submitted papers (60 days) since the date of receipt. Vol 5, No 1 (2016): AQUA2015 Issue: part 1 The current issue includes papers presented at the 42nd IAH Congress | Hydrogeology: back to the future! held in Rome, September 13-18, 2015 Table of Contents Ahead of Print - Editorial Acque Sotterranee 2.0 Giovanni Pietro Beretta, Iacopo Borsi, Paolo Cerutti, Francesco La Vigna, Rudy Rossetto Ahead of Print - Original Articles Groundwater monitoring in the archaeological site of Ostia Antica (Rome, Italy): first results Lucia Mastrorillo, Roberto Mazza, Paola Tuccimei, Carlo Rosa, Renato Matteucci Occurrence and flow of groundwater in crystalline rocks of Sardinia and Calabria (Italy): an overview of current knowledge Antonella Baiocchi, Francesca Lotti, Vincenzo Piscopo Understanding karst environments by thermo-hygrometric monitoring: preliminary results from the Cesi Mountain karst system (Central Italy) Lucio Di Matteo, Simona Menegon, Augusto Rossi, Stefano Liti Hydrogeological and geochemical overview of the karst aquifers in the Apuan Alps zone (Northwestern Tuscany, Italy) Matia Menichini, Marco Doveri, Leonardo Piccini Ahead of Print - News Column - IAH Italy Towards elections of the new Committee Daniela Ducci, Marco Petitta Ahead of Print - News Column - Geothermal Science Heat as a tracer Matteo Cultrera ©2008-2016. PAGEPress name and logo are property of PAGEPress srl, Italy. VAT: IT02125780185 – Terms of Use – Privacy [Back To Top]