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Source partitioning of anthropogenic groundwater nitrogen in a mixed-use landscape, Tutuila, American Samoa
by
Shuler, Christopher K.
, Fackrell, Joseph
, Dulai, Henrietta
, El-Kadi, Aly I.
, Glenn, Craig R.
in
AGRICULTURAL WASTES
/ Agrochemicals
/ AMERICAN SAMOA
/ Animal models
/ anthropogenic activities
/ Anthropogenic factors
/ Aquatic Pollution
/ AQUIFERS
/ Contaminants
/ CONTAMINATION
/ Data processing
/ DRINKING WATER
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth Sciences
/ ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION
/ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
/ FLOW MODELS
/ Frameworks
/ Geology
/ Geophysics/Geodesy
/ GROUND WATER
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater flow
/ Groundwater pollution
/ Human influences
/ Hydrogeology
/ Hydrologic data
/ Hydrology/Water Resources
/ LAND USE
/ Landscape
/ landscapes
/ Modelling
/ NITROGEN
/ NITROGEN 15
/ Nonpoint source pollution
/ Partitioning
/ Pig manure
/ Point source pollution
/ pollution
/ POLLUTION SOURCES
/ Pollution transport
/ QUALITY MANAGEMENT
/ stable isotopes
/ Tracers
/ Transport
/ TRANSPORT THEORY
/ Tropical climate
/ Volcanic islands
/ Waste Water Technology
/ Water Management
/ Water pollution
/ Water Pollution Control
/ WATER QUALITY
/ water quality analysis
/ Water Quality/Water Pollution
/ WATER WELLS
/ wells
2017
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Source partitioning of anthropogenic groundwater nitrogen in a mixed-use landscape, Tutuila, American Samoa
by
Shuler, Christopher K.
, Fackrell, Joseph
, Dulai, Henrietta
, El-Kadi, Aly I.
, Glenn, Craig R.
in
AGRICULTURAL WASTES
/ Agrochemicals
/ AMERICAN SAMOA
/ Animal models
/ anthropogenic activities
/ Anthropogenic factors
/ Aquatic Pollution
/ AQUIFERS
/ Contaminants
/ CONTAMINATION
/ Data processing
/ DRINKING WATER
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth Sciences
/ ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION
/ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
/ FLOW MODELS
/ Frameworks
/ Geology
/ Geophysics/Geodesy
/ GROUND WATER
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater flow
/ Groundwater pollution
/ Human influences
/ Hydrogeology
/ Hydrologic data
/ Hydrology/Water Resources
/ LAND USE
/ Landscape
/ landscapes
/ Modelling
/ NITROGEN
/ NITROGEN 15
/ Nonpoint source pollution
/ Partitioning
/ Pig manure
/ Point source pollution
/ pollution
/ POLLUTION SOURCES
/ Pollution transport
/ QUALITY MANAGEMENT
/ stable isotopes
/ Tracers
/ Transport
/ TRANSPORT THEORY
/ Tropical climate
/ Volcanic islands
/ Waste Water Technology
/ Water Management
/ Water pollution
/ Water Pollution Control
/ WATER QUALITY
/ water quality analysis
/ Water Quality/Water Pollution
/ WATER WELLS
/ wells
2017
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Source partitioning of anthropogenic groundwater nitrogen in a mixed-use landscape, Tutuila, American Samoa
by
Shuler, Christopher K.
, Fackrell, Joseph
, Dulai, Henrietta
, El-Kadi, Aly I.
, Glenn, Craig R.
in
AGRICULTURAL WASTES
/ Agrochemicals
/ AMERICAN SAMOA
/ Animal models
/ anthropogenic activities
/ Anthropogenic factors
/ Aquatic Pollution
/ AQUIFERS
/ Contaminants
/ CONTAMINATION
/ Data processing
/ DRINKING WATER
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth Sciences
/ ECOLOGICAL CONCENTRATION
/ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
/ FLOW MODELS
/ Frameworks
/ Geology
/ Geophysics/Geodesy
/ GROUND WATER
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater flow
/ Groundwater pollution
/ Human influences
/ Hydrogeology
/ Hydrologic data
/ Hydrology/Water Resources
/ LAND USE
/ Landscape
/ landscapes
/ Modelling
/ NITROGEN
/ NITROGEN 15
/ Nonpoint source pollution
/ Partitioning
/ Pig manure
/ Point source pollution
/ pollution
/ POLLUTION SOURCES
/ Pollution transport
/ QUALITY MANAGEMENT
/ stable isotopes
/ Tracers
/ Transport
/ TRANSPORT THEORY
/ Tropical climate
/ Volcanic islands
/ Waste Water Technology
/ Water Management
/ Water pollution
/ Water Pollution Control
/ WATER QUALITY
/ water quality analysis
/ Water Quality/Water Pollution
/ WATER WELLS
/ wells
2017
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Source partitioning of anthropogenic groundwater nitrogen in a mixed-use landscape, Tutuila, American Samoa
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Source partitioning of anthropogenic groundwater nitrogen in a mixed-use landscape, Tutuila, American Samoa
2017
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This study presents a modeling framework for quantifying human impacts and for partitioning the sources of contamination related to water quality in the mixed-use landscape of a small tropical volcanic island. On Tutuila, the main island of American Samoa, production wells in the most populated region (the Tafuna-Leone Plain) produce most of the island’s drinking water. However, much of this water has been deemed unsafe to drink since 2009. Tutuila has three predominant anthropogenic non-point-groundwater-pollution sources of concern: on-site disposal systems (OSDS), agricultural chemicals, and pig manure. These sources are broadly distributed throughout the landscape and are located near many drinking-water wells. Water quality analyses show a link between elevated levels of total dissolved groundwater nitrogen (TN) and areas with high non-point-source pollution density, suggesting that TN can be used as a tracer of groundwater contamination from these sources. The modeling framework used in this study integrates land-use information, hydrological data, and water quality analyses with nitrogen loading and transport models. The approach utilizes a numerical groundwater flow model, a nitrogen-loading model, and a multi-species contaminant transport model. Nitrogen from each source is modeled as an independent component in order to trace the impact from individual land-use activities. Model results are calibrated and validated with dissolved groundwater TN concentrations and inorganic δ
15
N values, respectively. Results indicate that OSDS contribute significantly more TN to Tutuila’s aquifers than other sources, and thus should be prioritized in future water-quality management efforts.
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg,Springer Nature B.V
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