High-resolution profiling of alluvial aquifer in potential riverbank filtration site by use of combining CMP refraction and reflection seismic methods

Kim, Hyoung-Soo; Jung-Yul, Kim

doi:10.1016/j.jappgeo.2008.08.003

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“…Different methods were developed to analyze the feasibility of RBF systems [17][18][19]. For the feasibility research of RBF sites in a regional setting, Sandhu et al (2011) provided the analysis results in India [14].…”

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Suitability Evaluation of River Bank Filtration along the Second Songhua River, China

Wang¹,

Ye²,

Du³

2016

Water

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Abstract:The Second Songhua River is the biggest river system in Jilin Province, China. In recent years, the rapid economic development in this area has increased the prominence of water resources and water-related environmental problems; these include surface water pollution and the overexploitation of groundwater resources. Bank infiltration on the floodplains of the Second Songhua River is an important process of groundwater-surface water exchange under exploitation conditions. Understanding this process can help in the development of water resource management plans and strategies for the region. In this research, a multi-criteria evaluation index system was developed with which to evaluate the suitability of bank filtration along the Second Songhua River. The system was comprised of main suitability indexes for water quantity, water quality, the interaction intensity between surface water and groundwater, and the exploitation condition of groundwater resources. The index system was integrated into GIS (Geographic Information System) to complete the evaluation of the various indicators. According to the weighted sum of each index, the suitability of river bank filtration (RBF) in the study area was divided into five grades. Although the evaluation index system and evaluation method are applicable only to the Second Songhua River basin, the underlying principle and techniques it embodies can be applied elsewhere. For future generalization of the evaluation index system, the specific evaluation index and its scoring criteria should be modified appropriately based on local conditions.

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