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SOME ASPECTS REGARDING THE THERMAL WATER TEMPERATURE OF SOME SITES IN BAILE FELIX, GEOAGIU-BAI AND HARSOVA AREAS, ROMANIA
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The temperature of some surface and ground waters in Romania was measured during the 2015-2017 time interval at high temporal resolution in order to identify the main thermal properties and their oscillation. The water monitoring in B?ile Felix area was undertaken at Fp3 water well and Ochiul Mare Lake. The measuring sites in Geoagiu-B?i area are represented by water pumped from F3 water well and a thermal spring in Cibului Gorge. The outflowing groundwater from 2 water wells was measured in HпїЅr?ova area. In order to explain some water temperature behaviour, air temperature and humidity measurements were carried out at the study areas. The Ochiul Mare Lake is part of a natural reserve that protects an endemic thermal ecosystem. The ice bridge found on this lake and the water temperature beneath it are clearly indicating the end of this conservation area (despite of the sustained efforts of pumping thermal water from a nearby water well) because of the increased thermal groundwater consumption caused by the growing tourism in B?ile Felix and 1 Mai spas.
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