2017
DOI: 10.14295/ras.v31i2.28666
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O que são poços? um panorama das terminologias utilizadas para captações de águas subterrâneas

Abstract: Resumo: Os avanços dos estudos de hidrologia subterrânea muitas vezes deixam de lado alguns conceitos essenciais e básicos referentes à área de conhecimento. As unidades de captações de águas subterrâneas, também conhecidas como poços, recebem diversas denominações nos mais diversos estudos e pesquisas em regiões distintas. Palavras como artesiano, freático, dentre outras, correlatas com os estudos com águas subterrâneas, são muitas vezes utilizadas de forma errônea na literatura existente. A falta de uma padr… Show more

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“…It must be pointed out that in 13 DSW, it was not possible to obtain all necessary information for analysis, resulting in 115 DSW analyzed, all DSW existing in whole 669 households, from which the geographic coordinates were obtained during data collection, were plotted on a map presented in Supplementary Material Figure S1. Apparent color (1) Sidewalk width (1) Distance from the corral to DSW (1) Soil type (2) Turbidity (1) DSW diameter (1) Corral existence (2) Groundwater type (2) pH (1) DSW coverage (2) Distance from pigsty to DSW (3) Total coliforms (1) Use of exclusive pump for water collection (2) Pigsty existence (2) Protection wall height (1) Poultry farming (2) Fence around DSW (2) Distance from hennery to DSW (1) Property flooding (2) Hennery existence (2) Permeable SS existence (2) Distance from permeable SS to DSW (1) Distance from permeable SS to DSW (3) Note: dug shallow wells = DSW; sewage solution = SS; continuous predictor variable = (1); dichotomous predictor variable = (2); ordinal qualitative variable = (3). Apparent color (1) Sidewalk width (1) Distance from the corral to DSW (1) Soil type (2) Turbidity (1) DSW diameter (1) Corral existence (2) Groundwater type (2) pH (1) DSW coverage (2) Distance from pigsty to DSW (3) Total coliforms (1) Use of exclusive pump for water collection (2) Pigsty existence (2) Protection wall height…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It must be pointed out that in 13 DSW, it was not possible to obtain all necessary information for analysis, resulting in 115 DSW analyzed, all DSW existing in whole 669 households, from which the geographic coordinates were obtained during data collection, were plotted on a map presented in Supplementary Material Figure S1. Apparent color (1) Sidewalk width (1) Distance from the corral to DSW (1) Soil type (2) Turbidity (1) DSW diameter (1) Corral existence (2) Groundwater type (2) pH (1) DSW coverage (2) Distance from pigsty to DSW (3) Total coliforms (1) Use of exclusive pump for water collection (2) Pigsty existence (2) Protection wall height (1) Poultry farming (2) Fence around DSW (2) Distance from hennery to DSW (1) Property flooding (2) Hennery existence (2) Permeable SS existence (2) Distance from permeable SS to DSW (1) Distance from permeable SS to DSW (3) Note: dug shallow wells = DSW; sewage solution = SS; continuous predictor variable = (1); dichotomous predictor variable = (2); ordinal qualitative variable = (3). Apparent color (1) Sidewalk width (1) Distance from the corral to DSW (1) Soil type (2) Turbidity (1) DSW diameter (1) Corral existence (2) Groundwater type (2) pH (1) DSW coverage (2) Distance from pigsty to DSW (3) Total coliforms (1) Use of exclusive pump for water collection (2) Pigsty existence (2) Protection wall height…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In rural communities, using alternative water supply sources is common. Among these are dug shallow wells (DSW) or simply excavated wells locally known as cacimba, cacimbão, poço raso, poço Amazonas, cisterna, among others [1]. However, elsewhere in the world, other terms are used, such as dug wells [2], shallow wells [3], and hand-dug wells [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eles podem ser classificados de acordo com o modo de construção, diâmetro, revestimento e pressão hidráulica. Com isso encontra-se uma série de termos e definições para poços, de acordo com Vasconcelos (2017), no Brasil, são identificados termos como; cacimba, cacimbão, poço amazonas, cisterna, poço profundo, poço raso, poço artesiano entre outros e essa falta de padronização dos termos gera dificuldades na caracterização e interpretação dos dados.…”
Section: Características Dos Poços Analisadosunclassified
“…An artesian well is merely a well that doesn't require a pump to bring water to the surface due to the presence of high internal pressure in the aquifer, which in turns forces the water to the surface without any external device [3]. Though construction of artesian wells has a significantly high cost, the efforts between local families to subsidize the costs have been presented as a practical solution to this problem.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%