Groundwater table and soil-hydrological properties datasets of Indonesian peatlands

Taufik, Muh; TW, Marliana; Awaluddin,; Mukharomah, Abdul Karim; Minasny, Budiman

doi:10.1016/j.dib.2022.107903

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“…Datasets including groundwater level, soil moisture, and meteorological parameters allow to estimate fluxes of water and energy across the atmosphere-land interface and to calculate water budgets [1][2][3][4][5]. Given their fundamental importance in climate and environmental sciences, series of data of hydrological and atmospheric parameters taken at specific sites are becoming increasingly freely shared [6][7][8].…”

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Multi-Year Datasets of Groundwater Level and Surface Water Budget in a Central Mediterranean Site

Rose¹,

Martano²

2023

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This note makes available five years of data gathered in a measurement site equipped with a micrometeorological station and two monitoring wells. Series of data of hydrological and atmospheric variables allow to estimate the flux of water across the atmosphere-land interface and to calculate the water budget, that are crucial topics in climate and environmental sciences. The measures of water-table began during 2017, one of the driest year of the whole instrumental period of climate history for the Central Mediterranean. Data from the micrometeorological station have been used to construct two more datasets of daily and monthly cumulative values of different terms of the surface water budget, from which the groundwater infiltration has been estimated. A significant decreasing trend characterizes both the data time series of piezometric heights and estimated infiltration in the considered period. All the data are collected in 2017-2022 datasets that are available in the supplementary material.

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Multi-Year Datasets of Groundwater Level and Surface Water Budget in a Central Mediterranean Site

Rose¹,

Martano²

2023

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“…Widayanti et al [16] reviewed Indonesians' health-seeking behavior, highlighting the determinants of treatment choices and underutilization of medical services. Taufik et al presented daily groundwater depth data for peatlands in Batanghari and Kubu Raya, emphasizing the importance of groundwater in peat fire vulnerability and restoration projects [17]. Liyantono et al [18] analyzed groundwater exploitation for irrigation in the Nganjuk Regency, emphasizing the need for integrated management to reduce exploitation.…”

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An Analysis of Research Trends on Groundwater Utilization in Indonesia: A Bibliometric Study

Buyamin,

Hermawati,

Rahayu

et al. 2024

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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This study uses the Biblioshiny-R tool to assess the impact of elements in articles related to groundwater use in Indonesia. Groundwater is a renewable energy source that needs to be considered in terms of quantity and availability. Groundwater that is not managed correctly will pose a threat to scarcity and sustainability in its availability. This research utilizes the Scopus database, which was published in 1980. The first article was "Water Resources for Bandung City," written by Riemer Wynfrith and published by Technical Review - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. The analysis shows top authors such as Putra DPE, Wilopo W, and Abidin HS had the highest h-index. Gadjah Mada University and the IOP Conference Series appeared as affiliates of most publications, and "Chaussard E, 2013, Remote Sens Environ" was the most cited theme in the publication, followed by the theme "Indonesia" and "land subsidence." Many discussions on the theme "Groundwater” are not followed by discussions on the theme of groundwater pollution, so the theme of groundwater pollution is interesting to discuss in further scientific research most collaborations, especially with Japan. This research also found that the age of a document does not significantly affect the number of citations a document receives. This research provides a comprehensive picture of groundwater utilization in Indonesia. In addition, this research examines the impact of groundwater decline and the need for integrated water management on the sustainability of groundwater availability in Indonesia.

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Peat moisture dataset of Sumatra peatlands

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Groundwater table and soil-hydrological properties datasets of Indonesian peatlands

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Multi-Year Datasets of Groundwater Level and Surface Water Budget in a Central Mediterranean Site

Multi-Year Datasets of Groundwater Level and Surface Water Budget in a Central Mediterranean Site

An Analysis of Research Trends on Groundwater Utilization in Indonesia: A Bibliometric Study

Peat moisture dataset of Sumatra peatlands

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