Management of Water Resources for Drought Conditions

Walker, William R.; Hrezo, Margaret S.; Haley, Carol J.

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“…(2008) conducted a research in an area of evergreen forest in the central Cambodia river basin, and measured groundwater level fluctuations and analyzed the movement of groundwater using boundary conditions and parameters that in field operations were able to be measured. The results showed that, generally in the rainy season the height of groundwater level increases and in the dry season drops [9,12]. In this study, decline in groundwater levels in the Ardebil plain aquifer using interpolation functions and zoning in the GIS was conducted, due to high population density, limited water resources in groundwater and removal of surplus capacity, increasing the acreage surface of crops, decline in groundwater levels and land subsidence.…”

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The Study of Changes in Ardabil Plain Groundwater Level Using Gis

Aghbolagh

Fataei

2016

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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Uncontrolled exploitation of groundwater in many parts of the world has led to a sharp drop in groundwater levels. In this study, changes in Ardabil plain groundwater level were studied using geographic information system (GIS). For this purpose, the interpolation table method was used, the intrinsic data as table data of piezo metric wells was used. In order to implement the model, the Majol Geoestatical in geographic information system software was used. The data entered as regions into the geographic information system, and then done for the entire zoning area, due to zoning 8 models, the IDW, GPI, RBF, LPI, KO, KS, KU and EBK in geostatical extension were evaluated. The ordinary kriging method (KO) with the lowest RMSE, was determined as the most accurate one, and finally, as the ultimate method for zoning and map providing for the changes in groundwater levels drop of the region. The results of classification showed that the biggest drop of about 40 meters was in the areas close to the southeastern parts of the study region and in other areas, little changes were observed, this rate of the change and decline in some parts of the desert like southern regions is very tangible and specified.

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The Study of Changes in Ardabil Plain Groundwater Level Using Gis

Aghbolagh

Fataei

2016

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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South Fork Shenandoah River habitat-flow modeling to determine ecological and recreational characteristics during low-flow periods

Krstolic¹,

Ramey²

2012

Scientific Investigations Report

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The authors thank the cooperators, Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission and Central Shenandoah Planning District and localities therein, for support of this scientific work. Virginia Commonwealth University contributed equipment, travel funds, and supplies as well as in-kind services for this cooperative investigation to develop the fish habitat-suitability criteria. The continued interest and feedback received from policymakers, planners, utility managers, State agency staff, and private citizens enhanced the study process. Appreciation is extended to local landowners for allowing access to the river from their properties. John Gibson of the Downriver Canoe Company allowed access to the campgrounds that accommodated the field staff. Vital field assistance was provided by our lead technician for the project, Dennis Adams (USGS, Marion, Virginia) as well as volunteers from nonprofit organizations, State agencies, universities, and private citizens. Thanks to field volunteers:

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Management of Water Resources for Drought Conditions

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The Study of Changes in Ardabil Plain Groundwater Level Using Gis

The Study of Changes in Ardabil Plain Groundwater Level Using Gis

South Fork Shenandoah River habitat-flow modeling to determine ecological and recreational characteristics during low-flow periods

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