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Assessment of groundwater potential zone using remote sensing,GIS and multi criteria decision analysis techniques 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
D. C. Jhariya Tarun Kumar M. Gobinath Prabhat Diwan Nawal Kishore 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2016,88(4):481-492
The sustainable development and management of groundwater resource needs quantitative assessment, based on scientific principle and recent techniques. In the present study, groundwater potential zone is being determined using remote sensing, Geographical Information System (GIS) and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) techniques using various thematic layers viz. geomorphology, geology, drainage density, slope, rainfall, soil texture, groundwater depth, soil depth, lineament and land use/ land cover. The Analytic Hierarchy Approach (AHP) is used to determine the weights of various themes for identifying the groundwater potential zone based on weights assignment and normalization with respect to the relative contribution of the different themes to groundwater occurrence. Finally, obtained groundwater potential zones were classified into five categories, viz. low, medium, medium-high, high and very high potential zone. The result depicts the groundwater potential zone in the study area and found to be helpful in better development and management planning of groundwater resource. 相似文献
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The following trace elements Cr, Cu, Nb, Ni, Pb, Rb, Sr, Y, Zn, and Zr were determined by X-ray fluorescence in some geochemical standards from Japan and France. The internal standard method was applied using a Philips PW 1410 X-ray spectrometer. The results were compared with the published data. 相似文献
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Nawal Alfarrah Gebremedhin Berhane Abdelrahim Hweesh Kristine Walraevens 《Ground water》2017,55(4):593-601
The desert of eastern Libya forms one of the most arid regions of the Sahara. The Great Man‐Made River Project (GMRP) was established. It transports millions of cubic meters of water a day from desert wellfields to the coastal cities, where over 80% of the population lives. The Tazerbo Wellfield is one of the wellfields designed within the GMRP, delivering water to the eastern coast of Libya through an underground pipe network. Tazerbo Wellfield consists of 108 production wells; each well was designed to pump 100 L/s. The planned total groundwater withdrawal from all wells is 1 million m3/d. The deep sandstone aquifer (Nubian sandstone) is covered by a thick mudstone‐siltstone aquitard and is being heavily pumped. The aquifer and fine‐grained sediments of the aquitard may be compacted resulting in land subsidence as a result of high exploitation. Local sinkholes have developed in the area of Tazerbo since the start of the pumping from the wellfield in 2004. These sinkholes have been caused mainly by lowering of the piezometric heads due to the withdrawal of groundwater. In this study, a hydrogeological investigation is presented about the effect of large groundwater pumping from the Nubian sandstone aquifer in Tazerbo Wellfield, SE Libya, based on physical parameters for 108 production wells and 23 observation wells. 相似文献
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Marc Van Camp Ibrahimu Chikira Mjemah Nawal Al Farrah Kristine Walraevens 《Hydrogeology Journal》2013,21(2):341-356
Management of groundwater resources can be improved by using groundwater models to perform risk analyses and to improve development strategies, but a lack of extensive basic data often limits the implementation of sophisticated models. Dar es Salaam in Tanzania is an example of a city where increasing groundwater use in a Pleistocene aquifer is causing groundwater-related problems such as saline intrusion along the coastline, lowering of water-table levels, and contamination of pumping wells. The lack of a water-level monitoring network introduces a problem for basic data collection and model calibration and validation. As a replacement, local water-supply wells were used for measuring groundwater depth, and well-top heights were estimated from a regional digital elevation model to recalculate water depths to hydraulic heads. These were used to draw a regional piezometric map. Hydraulic parameters were estimated from short-time pumping tests in the local wells, but variation in hydraulic conductivity was attributed to uncertainty in well characteristics (information often unavailable) and not to aquifer heterogeneity. A MODFLOW model was calibrated with a homogeneous hydraulic conductivity field and a sensitivity analysis between the conductivity and aquifer recharge showed that average annual recharge will likely be in the range 80–100 mm/year. 相似文献
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People’s perception and socioeconomic determinants of soil erosion:A case study of Samanalawewa watershed,Sri Lanka 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
Though soil erosion is an important concern in Sri Lanka, there is a dearth of baseline information on soil erosion in many ofits watersheds, which obstructs monitoring of soil erosion and mitigating its effects. In order to assess soil erosion in a critical watershed and to identify its determinants, the Samanalawewa watershed, which contains one of the main hydropower generating reservoirs in Sri Lanka, was selected for this study. Remote-sensing (RS) and geographic information system (GIS) based modeling... 相似文献
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Modeling in situ benzene bioremediation in the contaminated Liwa aquifer (UAE) using the slow-release oxygen source technique 总被引：5，自引：4，他引：1
Mohamed Mostafa Ahmed Mohamed Nawal E. Saleh Mohsen M. Sherif 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2010,61(7):1385-1399
Dissolved benzene was detected in the shallow unconfined Liwa aquifer, UAE, which represents the main freshwater source for
the nearby residence Bu Hasa camp area. The main source of this contamination is believed to be the rejected water released
from Bu Hasa liquid recovery plant. In this paper, a finite element model (METABIOTRANS) is used to simulate the fate and
transport of the dissolved benzene plume in Liwa aquifer. Different remediation scenarios were simulated in which the slow-release
oxygen source (SOS) technique is utilized to minimize benzene concentrations at the nearest camp supply wells downstream of
the contamination zone. Results of the remediation scenarios show that the highest biodegradation rates occur when the oxygen
source is placed near the plume center; where higher benzene concentrations exist. The nearest oxygen release source to the
contamination zone caused higher stimulation to bacterial growth than further down-gradient oxygen sources. It also exhibited
longer resident time of oxygen in the aquifer; and therefore, yielded higher reductions in benzene concentrations. However,
using one central SOS proved to be insufficient as contaminant escaped laterally. Additional four transverse oxygen sources
were necessary to capture benzene that laterally spread away from the contamination zone. These lateral SOSs were essential
to reduce benzene concentrations at the supply wells that are located at the plume fringes. Finally, it was found that increasing
oxygen release from one source did not always improve remediation; and that using several SOSs with lower release rates could
be a more practical approach to enhance benzene biodegradation in the aquifer. 相似文献
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Current approaches for sustainable mountain development have several persisting warning signals. Economic globalization, profitoriented market development, and infrastructure development have significantly altered traditional nature-society interactions, increased environmental pressures, and challenged agricultural sustainability in the mountains. Some of the effects of globalization could also be beneficial. Social differentiation and disintegration of mountain communities' have weakened their collective stakes on natural resources resulting in decline in initiatives such as community forestry, collective water management, domestication of rapidly disappearing herbal species, and balancing of economic and ecological concerns. Population growth, food insecurity, unemployment, and increasing economic gaps between rich and poor have led to out-migration of youth. Sustained action promoting ownership of new initiatives for rehabilitating degraded mountain landscapes through macro-level global/national initiatives, mountain specific planning and development efforts is severely lacking in many areas on the Hindu Kush Himalayan region. Therefore, there is an urgent need for widening the scope of efforts directed to help mountain areas and communities, and a future thinking approach to enhance the sustainability of mountain areas as they are a valuable natural resource for humankind. This paper discusses the issues, opportunities, and provides suggestions for the future of mountain development. 相似文献
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DEVKOTA Shiva SHRESTHA Uttam Babu POUDEL Sanjeev CHAUDHARY Ram Prasad 《资源与生态学报(英文版)》2022,13(6):1030-1036
To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), thereby meet the post 2020 global biodiversity targets and increase resilience to climate change, nature-based approaches such as ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) is suggested as a promising and integrated adaptation strategy. EbA comprises adaptation strategies that value the role of ecosystems in reducing social vulnerability to climate change. Among the different biological groups on earth, fungi play not only an important role to maintain the biogeochemical cycle/nutrient cycle in ecosystems (supporting and regulating services), but also contribute to the socio-economic and cultural benefits of societies (provisioning and cultural services). Here, we present our knowledge and scientific understanding on how these neglected groups of biodiversity-fungi are crucial for ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) approach based on our field experience, review and associated expertise on caterpillar fungus (Ophiocordyceps sinensis), and other wild mushrooms found in Nepal. Several species of fungi are used by local communities as food, medicines, and environmental income. Fungi are important sources of household income for mountain communities in Nepal providing a cushion during shocks and disasters and supporting food security, health care, education and building shelter. For the holistic EbA approach, it is essential to strengthen local institutions as well as indigenous local knowledge which could be an important policy intervention for the identification, conservation, and sustainable management of ecologically, socially and economically useful fungal species. 相似文献