2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.resconrec.2011.08.003
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Application of GIS-based multi-criteria analysis for site selection of aquifer recharge with reclaimed water

Abstract: Reclaimed water from small wastewater treatment facilities in the rural areas of the Beira Interior region (Portugal) may constitute an alternative water source for aquifer recharge. A 21-month monitoring period in a constructed wetland treatment system has shown that 21,500 m(3) year(-1) of treated wastewater (reclaimed water) could be used for aquifer recharge. A GIS-based multi-criteria analysis was performed, combining ten thematic maps and economic, environmental and technical criteria, in order to produc… Show more

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“…GIS-MCDA for the identification of MAR suitable sites has been applied to entire countries such as Australia [15] and Spain [16], as well as in many regions of the world, for example in India [17][18][19][20][21][22][23], Iran [24][25][26][27], Jordan [28,29], Portugal [12,30], Tunisia [31,32], and the United States [33,34]. The general process for MAR site suitability analysis proposed in [12] is: problem definition, screening of feasible areas, suitability mapping-including the classification of thematic layers or criteria, standardization, weighting of the criteria and layers overlaying-and sensitivity analysis.…”
Section: Geographic Information System Multi-criteria Decision Analysmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…GIS-MCDA for the identification of MAR suitable sites has been applied to entire countries such as Australia [15] and Spain [16], as well as in many regions of the world, for example in India [17][18][19][20][21][22][23], Iran [24][25][26][27], Jordan [28,29], Portugal [12,30], Tunisia [31,32], and the United States [33,34]. The general process for MAR site suitability analysis proposed in [12] is: problem definition, screening of feasible areas, suitability mapping-including the classification of thematic layers or criteria, standardization, weighting of the criteria and layers overlaying-and sensitivity analysis.…”
Section: Geographic Information System Multi-criteria Decision Analysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The soil texture classification used is based on [20,22,30]. As it is shown in Figure 7c, the first class consists of sandy soils as sand (S), loamy sand (LS), and sandy loam (SL) which represent "High" infiltration capacity, thus a value of 1.0 is assigned.…”
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“…Current approaches typically produce qualitative maps of the potential recharge sites in a GIS environment (Hostetler 2007;Helm et al 2009;Smith & Pollock 2010;Pedrero et al 2011). These qualitative approaches are not able to specify how subsurface hydrogeological conditions will respond to the additional storage and changes in the water table.…”
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“…O uso de Sistemas de Informação Geográfica (SIG) pode ser vantajoso para a escolha dos locais mais adequados para a infiltração, uma vez que permite georreferenciar, armazenar e tratar a informação, possibilitando a criação de áreas de exclusão e de potencial utilização por meio de análise multicritério, como observado no estudo de Pedrero et al (2011). A aplicação de SIG têm sido efetuada para avaliar a vulnerabilidade das águas subterrâneas à poluição por nitratos (LAKE et al, 2003), na criação de cartas de aptidão para aplicação de lamas de tratamento de efluentes da pasta do papel na agricultura (RIBEIRO et al, 2010), para identificar a localização de ETE (GEMITZI et al, 2007) e na recarga de aquíferos (KALLALI et al, 2007;PEDRERO et al, 2011).…”
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