2015
DOI: 10.14198/ingeo2015.63.10
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Azudes y acueductos del sistema de riego tradicional de la Vega Baja del Segura (Alicante, España)

Abstract: RESUMENEn el presente trabajo se describen y analizan las principales obras hidráulicas del sistema de riego tradicional de la comarca de la Vega Baja del Segura, concretamente, los azudes y los acueductos. Los azudes de toma, construidos en el cauce del río Segura, representan el inicio del sistema, desde donde parte una extensa y compleja red de acueductos constituida por acequias y azarbes, como elementos fundamentales, que distribuyen el agua para el regadío. En este estudio se ha llevado a cabo una amplia… Show more

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“…This requires knowledge of the downstream reuse of return flows, particularly in the context of irrigation systems, which typically have substantial return flows and are often targeted by water saving measures. In the Segura River Basin, there is on-going debate on the modernization of traditional irrigation canals (azarbes), and how this will affect riverine ecosystems and downstream water users [47]. Figure 5 shows three irrigation systems (SUDA05, SUDA06, SUDA07) as examples of the volume of return flow and which downstream system benefits from this return flow.…”
Section: Reuse Of Demand Site Return Flowsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This requires knowledge of the downstream reuse of return flows, particularly in the context of irrigation systems, which typically have substantial return flows and are often targeted by water saving measures. In the Segura River Basin, there is on-going debate on the modernization of traditional irrigation canals (azarbes), and how this will affect riverine ecosystems and downstream water users [47]. Figure 5 shows three irrigation systems (SUDA05, SUDA06, SUDA07) as examples of the volume of return flow and which downstream system benefits from this return flow.…”
Section: Reuse Of Demand Site Return Flowsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In other words, the return flow of these irrigation systems is already "overcommitted" to downstream reuse and increasing local consumptive use would lead to the further intensification of the system and potential downstream water shortages. riverine ecosystems and downstream water users [47]. Figure 5 shows three irrigation systems (SUDA05, SUDA06, SUDA07) as examples of the volume of return flow and which downstream system benefits from this return flow.…”
Section: Reuse Of Demand Site Return Flowsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El actual sistema de riego del parque forma parte de la red de irrigación de la huerta del Bajo Segura y Bajo Vinalopó que, debido a las condiciones de alta aridez que condicionan el SE ibérico, se ha ido construyendo históricamente sobre el principio básico de la máxima reutilización del agua (Martínez-Pérez et al, 2009). Así mismo, y dadas las condiciones de relieve y subsuelo de la vega del Segura, el sistema necesita de dos sistemas de canalizaciones paralelos: uno de irrigación (aguas vivas) y otro de drenaje (aguas muertas) (Trapote et al, 2015). Este último asume la función de desembocadura del tramo final del río Vinalopó puesto que este carece de un cauce propio para su salida autónoma al mar y aprovecha el azarbe de Cebadillas.…”
Section: Infraestructuras Y Sistema De Riegounclassified
“…We highlight the high profitability of irrigated soil, since it makes it possible to harvest up to four crops a year on the same plot if planted with arable crops (Figure 3), due to the optimal fertility of a soil enriched with silt after each flood. Human occupation of the territory has conditioned a way of life linked to water, visible in a vast cultural legacy (both material and immaterial) that remains in force, although socially less and less recognised [23][24][25][26].…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%