Geoelectrical Exploration for Groundwater Around the New Communities, East Nile Delta

Taha, Abd El Hamid A.; Mahmoudi, Ahmed S. El; El‐Haddad, Islam M.

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“…Methodology section is classified into four steps: (1) 176 groundwater wells were preparing and were mapped in the SG (figure .2.). of the 176 wells sites, On the other hand, 27 wells were defined (topographical map at 1:50,000 scale of the military surveying authority, Egypt) and the remaining 149 well are collected from the previous studies distributed in the area (Abdel Samie et al, 2005;Taha et al, 2005;Heikal, 2013;Snousy et al, 2016). These wells were split into (2) groups at random: Training & Testing data.…”

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GIS-Based Bivariate Statistical Model Prediction of Groundwater Potential Mapping for Sustainable Developments in Suez Governorate, Egypt

Kamel

Hafez

2021

Beni-Suef University International Journal of Humanities and So

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One of the primary challenges for sustainable development in semiarid regions like Egypt, is the scarcity of freshwater, making it critical to assess groundwater potential. The purpose of the current study is to predict spatially potential groundwater zones in Suez Governorate (SG), Egypt using (relative frequency prediction rate) integration and Shannon entropy (SE) bivariate statistical models. Sixteen causal factors affecting groundwater instances were assessed in terms of geo-environmental. The results obtained from the current study revealed that these two models can be effectively working for spatial prediction modeling. Furthermore, the RF-PR model results have shown that most paramount factors in groundwater instances in study region were observed in soil units, depth to water table, LU/LC and drainage density whereas SE model reflects LU/LC, lithology, Distance to stream, soil units, and depth to water table respectively. Following by validation analysis of AUCs for both relative frequency-prediction rate and Shannon's models are 0.749 and 0.745, correspondingly, representing that RF-PR outperforms the Shannon's. Finally, groundwater potential zones prediction maps (GPZPm) obtained from both models were categorized into five classes. Current research results are useful for multi-criteria decision makers such as water resources authorities and decision architects to broadly assess the groundwater investigation for future planning.

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GIS-Based Bivariate Statistical Model Prediction of Groundwater Potential Mapping for Sustainable Developments in Suez Governorate, Egypt

Kamel

Hafez

2021

Beni-Suef University International Journal of Humanities and So

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“…Similar correlation is found between Mg, CL and K, and with Ca, SO 4 and Na. and among SO 4 , HCO 3 and Mg, and with SO 4 and C as well. On the other hand, Table I shows negative and weak correlation between HCO 3 , Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, NH 4 and NO 3 with EC, TDS, pH, K, Na, Mg, Ca and CL.…”

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“…The agricultural and industrial activities in the Nile Delta region affect the groundwater quality, Ramily [2]. On the other hand, Taha et al [3] evaluated the water quality in the new communities south east the Nile Delta. The water resources include groundwater, surface water and drainage water in the new communities located at the South Eastern part of the Nile Delta, Egypt.…”

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Groundwater Quality Investigation Using Multivariate Analysis — Case Study: Western Nile Delta Aquifer, Egypt

Armanuos¹,

Negm²,

Saavedra³

2016

IJESD

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Factor analysis is applied on the 19 parameters to investigate the origin of the water pollution sources. Multivariate analysis showed the existence of up to four significant factors which account for 77.0 % of the total variance of hydrochemistry data. The first two factors can be initially assigned to mineralization, mining and salinity due to saltwater intrusion whereas the others originate as a result of industrial wastes, domestic wastes and wastes from agriculture activities. This work will provide policy makers and land use managers with knowledge of precise groundwater quality problems affecting the aquifer. It is recommended that concerned authorities should take the necessary actions to control the pollution sources of groundwater such as human activities, agricultural activities, and other industrial units.Index Terms-Groundwater quality, multivariate analysis, nile delta aquifer, factor analysis.

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“…Many of studies are concerned on freshwater and groundwater pollution in particular with great interest specialists in the field of environmental protection. Water pollution intended to damage to water quality in a manner leads to reduces water ability to perform its natural role and makes them lose a lot of their economic value and cause health and environmental damage [2]. This pollution can be either from a natural source or due to human activities, Industrial, agricultural and that depending on the wells geographical location and its size, climate change and quarterly changes and influenced by the water movement.…”

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Evaluate the efficiency of treatment by using electromagnetic field in reducing bacterial contamination in wells water

Farhan¹,

Mahal²,

Mohammed³

2023

Tikrit J. Pure Sci.

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This study was conducted on nine wells water within Kirkuk city for the period 1st July 2015 until 13th June 2016 to assess the electromagnetic field's effectiveness in groundwater purification, where the study focused on the design apparatus with different electromagnetic fields accomplished by exposing the water to electromagnetic fields while the water is passing through the device. Electromagnetic water treatment process consists of two phases , the first by using different electromagnetic fields 1.4,1.7,1.9 Tesla with the stability of the water passage time 20 minutes through electromagnetic field and the second phase is consists of fixed electromagnetic field intensity 1.9 Tesla with change water retention time 5, 10, 20 minutes during the electromagnetic field. Study showed the effect of electromagnetic treatment on bacterial pollution indicators (total number of aerobic bacteria and total coliform bacteria) the number of bacteria colonies decreased at a rate of 90% at a field intensity 1.9 Tesla and to 93% at a retention time 20 minutes, as the coliform bacteria decreased at a rate of 94% when field intensity 1.9 Tesla ,and [98thvd retention time 20 minutes

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Geoelectrical Exploration for Groundwater Around the New Communities, East Nile Delta

Cited by 7 publications

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GIS-Based Bivariate Statistical Model Prediction of Groundwater Potential Mapping for Sustainable Developments in Suez Governorate, Egypt

GIS-Based Bivariate Statistical Model Prediction of Groundwater Potential Mapping for Sustainable Developments in Suez Governorate, Egypt

Groundwater Quality Investigation Using Multivariate Analysis — Case Study: Western Nile Delta Aquifer, Egypt

Evaluate the efficiency of treatment by using electromagnetic field in reducing bacterial contamination in wells water

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