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Edgar Ricardo Monroy-Vargas

Pilot University of Colombia, Bogota Colombia

Biography

Dr. Edgar Ricardo Monroy Vargas is currently working as Research Professor of Civil Engineering at Pilot University of Colombia, Bogota Colombia. He has done Doctorate in Engineering from National University of Rosario, Rosario, Argentina. His research interests are Civil Engineering, Environment, Hydrogeology, Technology, Science.
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Conceptual Approach of a Hydrogeological Model for Aquifers in Conflict Zones in Colombia

Groundwater has always been used as an alternative supply to surface water. Normally, the volume of water stored in the aquifers is very large, compared to the recharge flow, this implies that the dwelling time of groundwater in aquifers is much higher than that of surface water in its reservoir (rivers and lakes). The aquifer in Puerto Boyacá... Read More»

Edgar Ricardo Monroy-Vargas

Research Article: J Earth Sci Clim Change

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7617.1000429

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