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Marta Dendys
Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection, AGH University of Science and Technology, 30 Mickiewicza Al., Kraków 31-155, Poland

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Journal article
Published: 06 April 2020 in Energies
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Health impacts and a decrease in the quality of life caused by air pollution is a major problem worldwide. Krakow is one of the most affected cities in the EU by air pollution mostly caused by burning solid fuels in households’ furnaces. It is considered that the most effective remedies would be adequate spatial planning solutions and application of low-emission sources including renewable energy sources (RES). This article draws from the analysis of the use of RES as a means for reducing harmful emissions in Krakow Functional Area (KrOF). The inventories of renewable energy sources and systems were compiled by the authors as a part of the EU project “Smart Edge—Sustainable Metropolitan Areas and the Role of The Edge City”. Using the data from the inventories, a SWOT analysis has been carried out to identify factors that determine the smart management of the RES potential, particularly the decisions of households on the transition towards RES. The results of the analysis have shown that many actions have been taken at the national, regional, and local levels but the greatest influence bear the solutions initiated and implemented at the communal level. The conclusion is that legislative regulations should be combined with locally tailor-made instruments. The proposed method of analysis can be applied in other metropolitan areas as a diagnostic procedure supporting action planning to solve air-quality problems caused by distributed emission sources.

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Tomasz Jeleński; Marta Dendys; Barbara Tomaszewska; Leszek Pająk; Jeleński Tomasz. The Potential of RES in the Reduction of Air Pollution: The SWOT Analysis of Smart Energy Management Solutions for Krakow Functional Area (KrOF). Energies 2020, 13, 1754 .

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Tomasz Jeleński, Marta Dendys, Barbara Tomaszewska, Leszek Pająk, Jeleński Tomasz. The Potential of RES in the Reduction of Air Pollution: The SWOT Analysis of Smart Energy Management Solutions for Krakow Functional Area (KrOF). Energies. 2020; 13 (7):1754.

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Tomasz Jeleński; Marta Dendys; Barbara Tomaszewska; Leszek Pająk; Jeleński Tomasz. 2020. "The Potential of RES in the Reduction of Air Pollution: The SWOT Analysis of Smart Energy Management Solutions for Krakow Functional Area (KrOF)." Energies 13, no. 7: 1754.

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Published: 11 March 2020 in Energies
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The paper presents a review of the geological and hydrogeological data of the Lower Cretaceous aquifer in the Polish Lowlands and discusses the possibilities for the utilisation of geothermal water resources in existing and new district heating systems. Based on experience related to the use of thermal waters in existing geothermal systems, and using data from the literature, assessments have been made of the energy and environmental effects of the application of low-enthalpy geothermal resources from the Lower Cretaceous aquifer as a source of heat for urban district heating systems. The authors concluded that the implementation of such solutions could result in the production of approximately 4 PJ of geothermal energy annually. To date, these resources have only been developed in three locations—Mszczonów, Uniejów and Poddębice—with the total amount of energy generated annually reaching 100 TJ/year. Similar district heating networks in 120 nearby localities have been also identified. Here, specified geological and hydrogeological conditions enable the extraction of heat from the investigated Lower Cretaceous aquifer, with the aim of using this for heating purposes. To achieve this goal, multiple measures are required, including the following: raising public awareness through appropriate education programmes aimed at the youngest school children; systemic, efficient energy management measures at the central, regional and local levels, and providing financial support and ensuring regulations and laws aimed at improving the development of geothermal resources.

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Leszek Pająk; Barbara Tomaszewska; Wiesław Bujakowski; Bogusław Bielec; Marta Dendys. Review of the Low-Enthalpy Lower Cretaceous Geothermal Energy Resources in Poland as an Environmentally Friendly Source of Heat for Urban District Heating Systems. Energies 2020, 13, 1302 .

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Leszek Pająk, Barbara Tomaszewska, Wiesław Bujakowski, Bogusław Bielec, Marta Dendys. Review of the Low-Enthalpy Lower Cretaceous Geothermal Energy Resources in Poland as an Environmentally Friendly Source of Heat for Urban District Heating Systems. Energies. 2020; 13 (6):1302.

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Leszek Pająk; Barbara Tomaszewska; Wiesław Bujakowski; Bogusław Bielec; Marta Dendys. 2020. "Review of the Low-Enthalpy Lower Cretaceous Geothermal Energy Resources in Poland as an Environmentally Friendly Source of Heat for Urban District Heating Systems." Energies 13, no. 6: 1302.

Journal article
Published: 22 January 2020 in Science of The Total Environment
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The challenge for many communities in Latin America is to find adequate solutions which are feasible given the local economic and technical conditions and which enable them to source water with arsenic concentrations below the WHO guideline value for drinking water (<10 μg/L) of arsenic (As) pollution, suitable for human consumption and the irrigation of crops. Three regions where geothermal fields are present were selected for study out of the several hundred locations in Latin America where the water environment is contaminated with As and where there is a critical water shortage problem. These are Cerro Prieto in Mexico, Momotombo in Nicaragua and Lake Poopó in Bolivia. The paper presents the results of research on the use of low-enthalpy geothermal energy sources and waste heat from geothermal power plants in membrane distillation (MD) processes, which is the only heat-powered membrane technology, in order to obtain potable water and/or water for crop irrigation. It was concluded that MD could be considered as a solution for obtaining water of good quality with a high retention of toxic solutes such as As as well as other different species found in groundwater. In addition, it is not only geothermal energy, but also the geothermal water itself that can be considered as a source of freshwater produced through the MD process, a process which is most suitable to be used in areas where cheap sources of heat are available.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Jochen Bundschuh; Leszek Pająk; Marta Dendys; Valeria Delgado Quezada; Michał Bodzek; Maria Aurora Armienta; Mauricio Ormachea Muñoz; Aleksandra Kasztelewicz. Use of low-enthalpy and waste geothermal energy sources to solve arsenic problems in freshwater production in selected regions of Latin America using a process membrane distillation – Research into model solutions. Science of The Total Environment 2020, 714, 136853 .

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Jochen Bundschuh, Leszek Pająk, Marta Dendys, Valeria Delgado Quezada, Michał Bodzek, Maria Aurora Armienta, Mauricio Ormachea Muñoz, Aleksandra Kasztelewicz. Use of low-enthalpy and waste geothermal energy sources to solve arsenic problems in freshwater production in selected regions of Latin America using a process membrane distillation – Research into model solutions. Science of The Total Environment. 2020; 714 ():136853.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Jochen Bundschuh; Leszek Pająk; Marta Dendys; Valeria Delgado Quezada; Michał Bodzek; Maria Aurora Armienta; Mauricio Ormachea Muñoz; Aleksandra Kasztelewicz. 2020. "Use of low-enthalpy and waste geothermal energy sources to solve arsenic problems in freshwater production in selected regions of Latin America using a process membrane distillation – Research into model solutions." Science of The Total Environment 714, no. : 136853.

Journal article
Published: 01 December 2018 in Geologos
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The Miechów Trough and the central part of the Carpathian Foredeep in southern Poland have a highly complex geological structure and numerous fault zones. These features play a significant role in hydrogeological conditions of the area. In this area drinking water, medicinal groundwater or thermal groundwater occur, so recognition of their circulations is basic for reasonable groundwater management. In this note, a hydrogeological conceptual model, created for the purpose of regional scale mathematical modelling, is presented. This conceptual model illustrates the geology of the hydrogeological system modelled, as well as hydrogeological conditions and characteristics of groundwater circulation, as determined by tectonics. Typical of the research area is the wide diversity of geological and hydrogeological conditions. The Busko-Zdrój area, a region with a long history of exploitation of medicinal groundwater, presents the best example.

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Marta Dendys; Andrzej Szczepański; Barbara Tomaszewska. Groundwater circulation in the Miechów Trough and the central part of the Carpathian Foredeep (Poland): a hydrogeological conceptual model. Geologos 2018, 24, 177 -187.

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Marta Dendys, Andrzej Szczepański, Barbara Tomaszewska. Groundwater circulation in the Miechów Trough and the central part of the Carpathian Foredeep (Poland): a hydrogeological conceptual model. Geologos. 2018; 24 (3):177-187.

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Marta Dendys; Andrzej Szczepański; Barbara Tomaszewska. 2018. "Groundwater circulation in the Miechów Trough and the central part of the Carpathian Foredeep (Poland): a hydrogeological conceptual model." Geologos 24, no. 3: 177-187.

Conference paper
Published: 26 November 2018 in E3S Web of Conferences
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The joint German - Hungarian - Polish - Romanian Project EUBILD-UNAKLIM 2016-1-DE02-KA204-003254 in the ERASMUS + Scheme KA2 (Strategic Partnerships) designs an international adult-learning furthering education course. It took place in the participating countries Germany, Hungary, Poland and Romania. Environmental and cross-sector topics were addressed. A “green” job search and a questionnaire among employers, financing and educational institutions and NGOs was performed across the partner countries in 2017. The objectives were to find differences in employers’ opinions on staff skills and the training topics provided by the furthering education organizations. In case differences were found, the course could close these gaps and will be adapted to the employers’ needs, bringing more course participants into employment. Statistical evaluation compared countries, institution types, employers and furthering educationand financing institutions. The results were visualized in pie charts, histograms, and - where applicable - trend lines. Preliminary results show clear ranking of the new “green” job categories with differences in countries and institutions. The questionnaire results show differences in topic selection between employers and furthering education bodies. The results form the base for the course curriculum design closing the gaps between employers’ expectations for “green” job topics and existing training curricula.

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Susanne Rahner; Ilona Winter; Michael Hartmann; Frank Wittich; Aleksandra Kasztelewicz; Barbara Tomaszewska; Leszek Pająk; Marta Dendys; Agnieszka Operacz; Marta Mraz; Stelian Nistor. Study on national activities and funding opportunities of furthering education programs for unemployed academics. E3S Web of Conferences 2018, 66, 03004 .

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Susanne Rahner, Ilona Winter, Michael Hartmann, Frank Wittich, Aleksandra Kasztelewicz, Barbara Tomaszewska, Leszek Pająk, Marta Dendys, Agnieszka Operacz, Marta Mraz, Stelian Nistor. Study on national activities and funding opportunities of furthering education programs for unemployed academics. E3S Web of Conferences. 2018; 66 ():03004.

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Susanne Rahner; Ilona Winter; Michael Hartmann; Frank Wittich; Aleksandra Kasztelewicz; Barbara Tomaszewska; Leszek Pająk; Marta Dendys; Agnieszka Operacz; Marta Mraz; Stelian Nistor. 2018. "Study on national activities and funding opportunities of furthering education programs for unemployed academics." E3S Web of Conferences 66, no. : 03004.

Conference paper
Published: 26 November 2018 in E3S Web of Conferences
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In cooperation of 5 partners from 4 counties (Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania), among them 1 public and 1 private university, 2 NGOs, 1 public research institute there are under realization concept to design a European educational in the ERASMUS Funding Scheme. The main objectives of the research are: 1) creation a curriculum concept with the participating countries in the professional advanced education area, in the topics: environmental -, nature-, and climate protection, 2) assessment of scope of realized research based on a research about existing furthering education programs, experiences, needs and requirements in the participating countries; 3) design of innovative training methods and combination of theoretical knowledge with practical key skills; 4) works in a complex environment that requires an interdisciplinary approach; 5) preparation of first test run of the course by exchanging potential trainers and trainees within the participating countries. The paper presents the research issues in the field of geoengineering and the use of renewable energy sources. The idea of the project is to open new chances on a futureoriented segment of the labor market for unemployed academic graduates, university dropouts and unemployed professionals, who have gained a multidisciplinary and yet very specific knowledge.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Aleksandra Kasztelewicz; Marta Dendys; Wiesław Bujakowski; Susanne Rahner; Michael Hartmann; Jürgen Weinreich. European educational concept in environmentalnature- and climate protection to safeguard a cross border sustainable development. E3S Web of Conferences 2018, 66, 03005 .

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Aleksandra Kasztelewicz, Marta Dendys, Wiesław Bujakowski, Susanne Rahner, Michael Hartmann, Jürgen Weinreich. European educational concept in environmentalnature- and climate protection to safeguard a cross border sustainable development. E3S Web of Conferences. 2018; 66 ():03005.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Aleksandra Kasztelewicz; Marta Dendys; Wiesław Bujakowski; Susanne Rahner; Michael Hartmann; Jürgen Weinreich. 2018. "European educational concept in environmentalnature- and climate protection to safeguard a cross border sustainable development." E3S Web of Conferences 66, no. : 03005.

Journal article
Published: 01 October 2018 in Biuletyn Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego
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Geothermal groundwaters are deposits that must be categorised as a mining property. Their exploitation is possible with a mining concession and permission of use. Geothermal groundwaters in Poland are used in heating, balneotherapy and recreation purposes. Over the last years, investigations have been carried out to intensify the use of geothermal groundwaters. They can be used as new geothermal products, for example as a mineralised concentrate. Investment projects related to geothermal groundwaters should be prepared with care about safe and sustained exploitation in long-term perspective. Using of geothermal groundwaters is determined by technical and economical conditions. However, successful exploitation depends also on natural conditions e.g. water temperature, physical features, chemical composition and durability of parameters, and renewability of resources. Recognition of these elements give a basic information that nowadays can be integrated as mathematical models. The models are created to analyse and simulate the conditions of geothermal systems. It often happens before starting project operating activities. The paper presents examples of projects carried out over the recent years. They have been associated with the using and management of geothermal groundwaters and the key role has been played by mathematical modelling in the field of geothermy and hydrogeology.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys; Leszek Pająk. ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS SUPPORTED BY A MATHEMATICAL MODELING AS THE BASIC STAGE OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN GEOTHERMY FIELD. Biuletyn Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego 2018, 471, 179 -184.

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Marta Dendys, Leszek Pająk. ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS SUPPORTED BY A MATHEMATICAL MODELING AS THE BASIC STAGE OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN GEOTHERMY FIELD. Biuletyn Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego. 2018; 471 ():179-184.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys; Leszek Pająk. 2018. "ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS SUPPORTED BY A MATHEMATICAL MODELING AS THE BASIC STAGE OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN GEOTHERMY FIELD." Biuletyn Państwowego Instytutu Geologicznego 471, no. : 179-184.

Journal article
Published: 01 March 2018 in Thermal Science and Engineering Progress
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Barbara Tomaszewska; Magdalena Tyszer; Marta Dendys. The availability of groundwater information sources in relation to the transposition of the WFD into Polish law. Project KINDRA. Thermal Science and Engineering Progress 2018, 5, 437 -443.

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Magdalena Tyszer, Marta Dendys. The availability of groundwater information sources in relation to the transposition of the WFD into Polish law. Project KINDRA. Thermal Science and Engineering Progress. 2018; 5 ():437-443.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Magdalena Tyszer; Marta Dendys. 2018. "The availability of groundwater information sources in relation to the transposition of the WFD into Polish law. Project KINDRA." Thermal Science and Engineering Progress 5, no. : 437-443.

Conference paper
Published: 06 February 2018 in E3S Web of Conferences
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Drinking tap water has recently become popular. It is a way to fight with the tons of garbage (disposable, plastic bottles). However, many people are afraid of water quality. The research was performed in December 2015 in Krakow, during one week. 56 samples were collected. The samples were taken in different times of the day and in the two types of building (old one with installation from the 80s and new one with installation built in past few years). Samples were taken by two qualified operators. The first sample was collected at the morning at 6 a.m., before anyone uses the tap. The second one after the tap was flushed and then the third one after 30 minutes stagnation. At the evening was taken one sample (after using the tap all day).The aim of the research was to check the quality of drinking water in the end-user. The results show that quality of tap water in Krakow is good, also in the end-user, but the concentration of chemical elements are changing during the flushing and using of the tap.

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Anna Mika; Klaudia Sekuła; Marta Dendys; Weronika Ptaszek; Adam Postawa. Drinking of tap water is smart, but how do it better? – A tap water quality research. E3S Web of Conferences 2018, 30, 01007 .

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Anna Mika, Klaudia Sekuła, Marta Dendys, Weronika Ptaszek, Adam Postawa. Drinking of tap water is smart, but how do it better? – A tap water quality research. E3S Web of Conferences. 2018; 30 ():01007.

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Anna Mika; Klaudia Sekuła; Marta Dendys; Weronika Ptaszek; Adam Postawa. 2018. "Drinking of tap water is smart, but how do it better? – A tap water quality research." E3S Web of Conferences 30, no. : 01007.

Journal article
Published: 01 January 2018 in Desalination and Water Treatment
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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys. Zero-waste initiatives – waste geothermal water as a source of medicinal raw material and drinking water. Desalination and Water Treatment 2018, 112, 12 -18.

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Marta Dendys. Zero-waste initiatives – waste geothermal water as a source of medicinal raw material and drinking water. Desalination and Water Treatment. 2018; 112 ():12-18.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys. 2018. "Zero-waste initiatives – waste geothermal water as a source of medicinal raw material and drinking water." Desalination and Water Treatment 112, no. : 12-18.

Journal article
Published: 20 December 2017 in Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi
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The KINDRA project is being implemented within the framework of the Horizon 2020 programme. Its main purpose is to carry out an EU-wide assessment of existing practical and scientific knowledge related to groundwater on the basis of an innovative classification system - the Hydrogeological Research Classification System (HRC-SYS). This assessment will be based on the knowledge repository, the European Inventory of Groundwater Research (EIGR). The EIGR database is also intended as a functional tool that will provide knowledge resources to be used by individuals and representatives of all institutions whose activities involve groundwater and water management. The purpose of this article is to outline the main assumptions underlying the KINDRA project and to present the methodology for creating the EIGR database, placing particular emphasis on the experience of experts who represent Poland. The materials and information they prepared as contributions to the EIGR have made it possible to review and evaluate the current state of the art as well as the publications resulting from the water management activities undertaken in Poland.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys; Krzysztof Galos. EIGR – knowledge base as a tool facilitating the management of groundwater resources in Europe. Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi 2017, 33, 79 -92.

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Marta Dendys, Krzysztof Galos. EIGR – knowledge base as a tool facilitating the management of groundwater resources in Europe. Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi. 2017; 33 (4):79-92.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys; Krzysztof Galos. 2017. "EIGR – knowledge base as a tool facilitating the management of groundwater resources in Europe." Gospodarka Surowcami Mineralnymi 33, no. 4: 79-92.

Conference paper
Published: 07 November 2017 in E3S Web of Conferences
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Regulations of the Water Framework Directive 200/60/EC (WFD) had been applied by European Union countries into their legislation system. However, it does not guarantee that the groundwater research has the same standard and quality in EU countries. KINDRA international research project was launched to assessment of existing groundwater-related practical and scientific knowledge based on a new Hydrogeological Research Classification System (HRC-SYS). This classification is supported by a web-service – the European Inventory of Groundwater Research (EIGR). The main goal of the project is implementation policy of optimization in groundwater research in EU. The preliminary result of survey about groundwater management shows that in Poland is a good state of implementation WFD. Good level of implementation is especially related with groundwater monitoring. It is because a lot of institutions and municipal entities carry out their tasks referring to quality or quantity assessment. Results of their works are published as reports, newsletters, maps, bulletins etc. These materials are potential source of information which can be a valuable contribution to EIGR. However, a lot of information are published only in polish language, so it is impossible to spread this knowledge in Europe.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys; Magdalena Tyszer. Comparison of the availability of groundwater information sources in Poland with other European countries. Knowledge inventory for hydrogeology research – project KINDRA. E3S Web of Conferences 2017, 22, 00178 .

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Barbara Tomaszewska, Marta Dendys, Magdalena Tyszer. Comparison of the availability of groundwater information sources in Poland with other European countries. Knowledge inventory for hydrogeology research – project KINDRA. E3S Web of Conferences. 2017; 22 ():00178.

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Barbara Tomaszewska; Marta Dendys; Magdalena Tyszer. 2017. "Comparison of the availability of groundwater information sources in Poland with other European countries. Knowledge inventory for hydrogeology research – project KINDRA." E3S Web of Conferences 22, no. : 00178.

Journal article
Published: 01 December 2015 in Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series
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Nowadays, numerical modelling is a common tool for supporting the research of geothermal systems. Due to the development of computer sciences and access to software dedicated to numerical modelling of hydrogeological processes this is possible. Research can schematise hydrogeological conditions and simulate the work of geothermal systems and thermal water intakes. Research creates numerical models of geothermal systems at the regional and local scale for simulating work of specific thermal waters for example. In connection with the economic development of the use of thermal waters in Poland there are many research projects where numerical modelling occurs as a primary tool. This paper provides an overview of research issues where the solution to the problem was found by using computer applications and numerical simulators.

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Marta Dendys; Barbara Tomaszewska; Leszek Pająk. Numerical modelling in research on geothermal systems. Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series 2015, 9, 39 -44.

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Marta Dendys, Barbara Tomaszewska, Leszek Pająk. Numerical modelling in research on geothermal systems. Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series. 2015; 9 (1):39-44.

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Marta Dendys; Barbara Tomaszewska; Leszek Pająk. 2015. "Numerical modelling in research on geothermal systems." Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series 9, no. 1: 39-44.