Groundwater recharge papers (January 2016):
2016
1. Turkeltaub, T., D. Kurtzman, E. E. Russak, and O. Dahan, Impact of switching crop typeon water and solute fluxes in deep vadose zone, Water Resources Research,doi:10.1002/2015WR017612, 2016.
2015
2. Fan, J., T. Baumgartl, A. Scheuermann, and D. A. Lockington, Modeling effects ofcanopy and roots on soil moisture and deep drainage, Vadose Zone Journal, 14(2), pp.
18, doi:10.2136/vzj2014.09.0131, 2015.
3. Turkeltaub, T., D. Kurtzman, G. Bel, and O. Dahan, Examination of groundwater
recharge with a calibrated/validated flow model of the deep vadose zone, Journal ofHydrology, 522, 618–627, 2015.
4. Wine, M. L., J. M. H. Hendrickx, D. Cadol, C. B. Zou, and T. E. Ochsner, Deep drainage
sensitivity to climate, edaphic factors, and woody encroachment, Oklahoma, USA,Hydrol. Process., doi:10.1002/hyp.10470, 2015.
5. Yu, C., Y. Yao, G. Cao, and C. Zheng, A field demonstration of groundwater
vulnerability assessment using transport modeling and groundwater age modeling,Beijing Plain, China, Environ. Earth Sci., 73, 5245–5253, doi: 10.1007/s12665-0143769-5, 2015.
2014
6. Dickinson, J. E., T.P.A. Ferré, M. Bakker, and B. Crompton, A screening tool fordelineating subregions of steady recharge within groundwater models, Vadose Zone
Journal, 13(6), 15 pp., doi: 10.2136/vzj2013.10.0184, 2014.
7. Huo, S., J. Menggui, X. Liang, and D. Lin, Changes of vertical groundwater recharge
with increase in thickness of vadose zone simulated by one-dimensional variably
saturated flow model, Journal of Earth Science, 25(6), 1043-1050, 2014.
8. Ibrahim, M., G. Favreau , B. R. Scanlon, J. L. Seidel, M. Le Coz, J. Demarty, and B.
Cappelaere, Long-term increase in diffuse groundwater recharge following expansion of
rainfed cultivation in the Sahel, West Africa, Hydrogeology Journal, 22(6), 1293-1305,
2014.
9. Kodesova, R., M. Fer, A. Klement, A. Nikodem, D. Tepla, P. Neuberger, and P. Bures,
Impact of various surface covers on water and thermal regime of Technosol, Journal of
Hydrology, 519, 2272-2288, 2014.
10. Newcomer, M. E., J. J. Gurdak, L. S. Sklar, and L. Nanus, Urban recharge beneath low
impact development and effects of climate variability and change, Water Resources
Research, 50(2), 1716–1734, doi: 10.1002/2013WR014282, 2014.
11. Pfletschinger, H., K. Prömmel, C. Schüth, M. Herbst, and I. Engelhardt, Sensitivity ofvadose zone water fluxes to climate shifts in arid settings, Vadose Zone Journal, 13(1),doi:10.2136/vzj2013.02.0043, 14 pp., 2014.
12. Rieckh, H., H. H. Gerke, J. Siemens, and M. Sommer, Water and dissolved carbon fluxes
in an eroding soil landscape depending on terrain position, Vadose Zone Journal, 13(7),14 pp., doi:10.2136/vzj2013.10.0173, 2014.

13. Turkeltaub, T., O. Dahan and D. Kurtzman, Investigation of groundwater recharge under
agricultural fields using transient deep vadose zone data, Vadose Zone Journal, 13(4), 13pp., doi:10.2136/vzj2013.10.0176, 2014.
2013
14. Assefa, K. A., and A. D. Woodbury, Transient, spatially varied groundwater recharge
modeling, Water Resources Research, 49, 4593–4606, doi:10.1002/wrcr.20332, 2013.
15. Awan, U. K., B. Tischbein, and C. Martius, Combining hydrological modeling and GIS
approaches to determine the spatial distribution of groundwater recharge in an arid
irrigation scheme, Irrig. Sci., 31, 793–806, doi: 10.1007/s00271-012-0362-0, 2013.
16. Le Coz, M., G. Favreau, and S. D. Ousmane, Modeling increased groundwater recharge
due to change from rainfed to irrigated cropping in a semiarid region, Vadose Zone
Journal, 12(2), 12 pp., doi:10.2136/vzj2012.0148, 2013.
17. Nasta, P., and J. B. Gates, Plot-scale modeling of soil water dynamics and impacts ofdrought conditions beneath rainfed maize in Eastern Nebraska, Agricultural Water
Management, 128, 120-130, 2013.
2012
18. Acharya, S., J. W. Jawitz, and . S. Mylavarapu, Analytical expressions for drainable andfillable porosity of phreatic aquifers under vertical fluxes from evapotranspiration andrecharge, Water Resources Research, 48, W11526, doi:10.1029/2012WR012043, 15 pp.,
2012.
19. Leterme, B., D. Mallants, and D. Jacques, Sensitivity of groundwater recharge using
climatic analogues and HYDRUS-1D, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 16, 2485–2497,
doi:10.5194/hess-16-2485-2012, 2012.
2011
20. Garcia, C.A., B. J. Andraski, D. A. Stonestrom, C. A. Cooper, J. Šimůnek, and S. W.
Wheatcraft, Interacting vegetative and thermal contributions to water movement in desert
soil, Vadose Zone Journal, 10(2), 552-564, 2011.
21. Gates, J. B., B. R. Scanlon, X. Mu, and L. Zhang, Impacts of soil conservation on
groundwater recharge in the semi-arid Loess Plateau, China, Hydrogeology Journal, 19,865–875, 2011.
22. Grinevskii, S. O. Modeling root water uptake when calculating unsaturated flow in thevadose zone and groundwater recharge, Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 66(3), 189201, 2011.
23. Grinevskii, S. O., and M. V. Novoselova, Regularities in the formation of groundwater
infiltration recharge, Water Resources, 38(2), 175-186, 2011.
24. Kurtzman, D., and B. R. Scanlon, Groundwater recharge through Vertisols: Irrigatedcropland vs. natural land, Israel, Vadose Zone Journal, 10(2), 662-674, 2011.
25. Leterme, B., and D. Mallants, Climate and land use change impacts on groundwater
recharge, Proceedings ModelCARE2011, Models - Repositories of Knowledge, IAHS
Publ., Leipzig, Germany, September 18-22, pp. 7 , 2011.
26. Lu, X., M. Jin, M. Th. van Genuchten, and B. Wang, Ground water recharge at five
representative sites in the Hebei Plain of China: Case study. Ground Water 49(2): 286294, 2011.

2010
27. Adomako, D., P. Maloszewski, C. Stumpp, S. Osae, and T. T. Akiti, Estimating
groundwater recharge from water isotope (δ2H, δ18O) depth profiles in the Densu Riverbasin, Ghana, Hydrological Sciences Journal, 55(8), 1405-1416, 2010.
28. Ficklin, D. L., E. Luedeling, and M. Zhang, Sensitivity of groundwater recharge underirrigated agriculture to changes in climate, CO2 concentrations and canopy structure,
Agricultural Water Management, 97(7), 1039-1050, 2010.
29. Grinevsky S. O., and S. P. Pozdnyakov, Principles regional evaluation of groundwater
infiltration recharge basis on geohydrological model, Water Resources, 37(5), 638-652,
2010.
30. Mastrocicco, M., N. Colombani, E. Salemi, and G. Castaldelli, Numerical assessment ofeffective evapotranspiration from maize plots to estimate groundwater recharge inlowlands, Agricultural Water Management, 97(9), 1389-1398, 2010.
31. Mattern, S., and M. Vanclooster, Estimating travel time of recharge water through a deep
vadose zone using a transfer function model, Environ Fluid Mech., 10, 121–135, 2010.
2009
32. Aravena, J. E., and A. Dussaillant, Storm-water infiltration and focused recharge
modeling with finite-volume two-dimensional Richards Equation: Application to an
experimental rain garden, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 135(12), 1073-1080, 2009.
33. Goyal, V., B. S. Jhorar, R. S. Malik, and T. Streck, Simulation of groundwater recharge
from an aquifer storage recovery well under shallow water-table condition, Current
Science, 96(3), 376-385, 2009.
34. Jimenez-Martinez, J. T. H. Skaggs, M. Th. van Genuchten, and L. Candela, A root zone
modelling approach to estimating groundwater recharge from irrigated areas, J. Hydrol.,367(1-2), 138-149, 2009.
35. Wang, T., V. A. Zlotnik, J. Šimůnek, and M. G. Schaap, Using pedotransfer functions invadose zone models for estimating groundwater recharge in semiarid regions, Water
Resour. Res., 45, W04412, doi:10.1029/2008WR006903, 12 pp., 2009.
pre2008
36. Tyner, J. S. W. C. Wright, and R. E. Yoder, Identifying long-term preferential and matrix
flow recharge at the field scale, Transactions of the ASABE, 50(6), 2001-2006, 2007.
37. Young, M. H., W. Albright, K. F. Pohlmann, G. Pohll, W. H. Zachritz, S. Zitzer, D. S.
Shafer, I. Nester and L. Oyelowo, Incorporating parametric uncertainty in the design ofalternative landfill covers in arid regions, Vadose Zone Journal, 5(2), 742-750, 2006.
38. Mailik, R. S., B. S. Jhorar, and R. K. Jhohar, Modelling groundwater recharge from an
ASR well. In. Jhorar, R. H., R. S. Malik, B. S. Malik and T. Streck (eds.), Proc. ofworkshop on Groundwater recharge and management through ASR technology, Hisar,India, 15-17 April, CCS Harayana Agricultural Univeristy, Hisar, India, 2004.
39. Manglik, A., S. N. Rai, and V. S. Singh, Modelling of aquifer response to time varying
recharge and pumping from multiple basins and wells, J. Hydrology, 292, 23-29, 2004.
40. Scott, R. L., W. J. Shuttleworth, T. O. Keefer, and A. W. Warrick, Modeling multiyear
observations of soil moisture recharge in the semiarid American Southwest, Water Resour.
Rer., 36(8), 2233-2247, 2000.

41. Wilson, G. V., D. M. Ely, S. L. Hokett, and D. R. Gillespie, Recharge from a subsidence
crater at the Nevada test site, Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., 64(5), 1560-1581, 2000.