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Changes in Ground Water?Surface Water Interaction in the Santa Ana River Caused by Independent Water Resources Management Activities

by Mark J. Wildermuth,
Timothy F. Moore,
Traci Stewart,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: North American Water and Environment Congress & Destructive Water

Abstract:

For the past 18 years, ground water artificially-stored in the Chino Basin, has been managed as a zero-interest bank account. Recent water resources management studies show that losses of artificially-stored ground water will occur with increasing magnitude as agricultural land is converted to urban uses. This paper describes the loss mechanism, ramifications of the loss, and concludes with recommendations to manage artificially-stored ground water in the Chino Basin.

Subject Headings: Water resources | Groundwater management | Water management | Urban and regional development | Resource management | Land use | Basins | California | United States

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