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Relating groundwater heat-potential to city-scale heat-demand: A theoretical consideration for urban groundwater resource management

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Tracking the Subsurface Signal of Decadal Climate Warming to Quantify Vertical Groundwater Flow Rates

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Development of concepts for the management of thermal resources in urban areas – Assessment of transferability from the Basel (Switzerland) and Zaragoza (Spain) case studies

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Extracting past atmospheric warming and urban heating effects from borehole temperature profiles

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Recovery of energetically overexploited urban aquifers using surface water

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Spatial resolution of anthropogenic heat fluxes into urban aquifers

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The thermal consequences of river-level variations in an urban groundwater body highly affected by groundwater heat pumps

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Unraveling the heat island effect observed in urban groundwater bodies – Definition of a potential natural state

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Detection and quantification of local anthropogenic and regional climatic transient signals in temperature logs from Czechia and Slovenia

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