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Method of Relating Grain Size Distribution to Hydraulic Conductivity in Dune Sands to Assist in Assessing Managed Aquifer Recharge Projects: Wadi Khulays Dune Field, Western Saudi Arabia

Oliver M. Lopez    
Khan Z. Jadoon and Thomas M. Missimer    

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