Evaluation of ground water potential in the environs of Jhansi city, Uttar Pradesh using hydrogeomorphological assessment by satellite remote sensing technique

Agarwal, Amritansh; Mishra, D. K.

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“…When Hydro-geomorphological information linked with hydrogeological analysis and structural/lineament or fractures with integration of RS and GIS technology touse to delineate the GWPZ identification (Agrawal and Mishra 1992, Bhattacharya et. al., 1997, Manjare, 2017.…”

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Identification of Groundwater Prospecting Zones in Hard Rock Terrain Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques: A Case Study of Pora River Sub Basin, Central India

Manjare,

Singh,

Manwatkar

et al. 2024

Journal of Geomatics

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In the present study groundwater prospecting zones (GPZ) have been carried out sing hydrogeological parameter and to delineate the GPZ of Pora River sub basin in hard rock terrain Nagpur districts, Maharashtra, India using satellite data and GIS techniques. For the preparation of groundwater potential map different thematic maps viz. geology, lineaments/fracture, geomorphology, slope and land use/land cover were prepared and assigned with spatial analysis techniques in ARC GIS and assigned values as per their groundwater properties. From the total 122.342 km area the ground water prospect zones the 30.402 km area shows the good category, good to moderate is 25.862 km, moderate 17.592 km, moderate to poor 5.932 km, Poor 6.192 km, Habitation gives 35.702 km and very good to good 0.4353312 km respectively.

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Section: Hydro-geomorphological Setup Of the Study Areamentioning

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Identification of Groundwater Prospecting Zones in Hard Rock Terrain Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques: A Case Study of Pora River Sub Basin, Central India

Manjare,

Singh,

Manwatkar

et al. 2024

Journal of Geomatics

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“…More mature alluvium on highlands is made of unconsolidated sediments from alluvium consisting of inter layered 1-2 meters thick fine sand and silty mud layers with patches of upper to middle pleistocene 'kankar or calcrete' horizons (concretionary type impure carbonate). Kankar occur as discontinuous patches on the higher plateau surface and have large 0.5-1.0 m thick strata in the top few meters of the central alluvial plain [13].…”

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Analysis of groundwater parameters in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh using GIS-based & change detection maps

Unnati Chaudhary,

Asit Singh,

Saumya Singh

2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Groundwater is an essential and vital component of all life support systems. It is not only a basic need of human existence, but an essential contribution to all development activities. Groundwater quality in the Lucknow region is of particular importance and requires a lot of attention from all stakeholders. Because it is a major alternative resource for household, industrial, drinking and irrigation. The development of GIS based maps and change detection will help in evaluation of the risk at groundwater quality of Lucknow district, all the 8 blocks are considered for the evaluation with parameters Magnesium and Chloride with which 22 spatial maps are prepared from ArcGIS 10.8.2 software (2021). The further assessment was carried out with change detection for the years 2011 to 2021; with year 2011 as the base year the 20 change detection maps are prepared with the help of ArcGIS Pro software (2023) the data for the same has been taken from the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) and Groundwater Year Book, Uttar Pradesh. It was found that the highest change value with 44.0413 in Chinhat block in year 2011 intersection with 2019 for parameter magnesium and least change was in 2011 intersection with 2021 with -24.2411 in Sarojini Nagar block. Differences in change values can be seen using plot graphs and maps. The limit standards prescribed for the parameters follow the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): IS 10500-2012 and World Health Organization (WHO) IS: 2011.

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“…Remote sensing has become an indispensable tool for groundwater targeting, because the topographic expression and terrain characteristics have a direct relation to the geological characteristics of rocks and their structural set-up. Geomorphology also exercises significant control over groundwater (Agarwal & Mishra, 1992;Sahu & Sahoo, 2006). One of the greatest advantages of using remote sensing data for hydrogeological investigation and monitoring is its ability to generate information in spatial and temporal domains, which is crucial for successful analysis, prediction and validation (Saraf & Choudhary, 1998).…”

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Integration of remote sensing and electrical sounding data for hydrogeological exploration—a case study of Bakhar watershed, India / Intégration de données de télédétection et de sondages électriques pour l'exploration hydrogéologique—étude de cas du bassin versant de Bakhar, Inde

Kumar

Bali

Agarwal

2009

Hydrological Sciences Journal

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A geographical information system (GIS) was used for the integration of hydrological data acquired using remote sensing and geoelectrical techniques to understand the groundwater condition of Bakhar watershed, Mirazpur District, UP, India. Indian remote sensing IRS-1D, LISS-III data were used to prepare a geomorphological and lineament map of the Bakhar watershed. Vertical electrical sounding (VES) was carried out in different geomorphic units, and ranges of electrical resistivity values were assigned to the different formations by calibrating electrical resistivity with borehole data. Based on these, a subsurface resistivity map and an aquifer thickness map were prepared. Several layers were superimposed using GIS techniques. Each theme was assigned a weight, depending on its influence on groundwater recharge. Each class or unit in the map was assigned a knowledge-based rank from one to four, depending on its significance in storage and transmittance of groundwater, and these were then multiplied by the layer weighting to produce a score. Based on these scores, the watershed was categorized into different groundwater potential zones. The results indicate that the eastern and northern parts of the study area have very good groundwater potential to meet the demands of water for irrigation and domestic purposes, whereas the southern region has poor groundwater potential zones. Such integrated analysis has not been attempted so far in this region for hydrogeological investigation. Intégration de données de télédétection et de sondages électriques pour l'exploration hydrogéologique-étude de cas du bassin versant de Bakhar, IndeRésumé Un système d'information géographique (SIG) a été utilisé pour intégrer des données hydrologiques acquises par des techniques de télédétection et géo-électriques afin de comprendre les conditions hydrogéologiques du bassin versant de Bakhar, District de Mirazpur, U.P. Inde. Les données de télédétection indiennes IRS-1D et LISS-III ont été utilisées pour préparer une carte géomorphologique et structurelle du bassin de Bakhar. Des sondages électriques verticaux ont été réalisés dans différentes unités géomorphologiques et les gammes des valeurs de résistivité électrique ont été associées aux différentes formations, après calage de la résistivité électrique par des données de forage. Sur ces bases, une carte de la résistivité de subsurface et une carte de l'épaisseur de l'aquifère ont été dressées. Plusieurs couches ont été superposées à l'aide de techniques géomatiques. Un poids a été assigné à chaque thème selon son influence sur la recharge de nappe. A chaque classe ou unité de la carte a été attribué un rang à dire d'expert allant de un à quatre, selon sa significativité dans le stockage et dans la transmittance de l'eau souterraine, avant multiplication par la pondération des couches pour obtenir un score. A partir des scores, le bassin a été découpé en différentes zones aquifères potentielles. Les résultats montrent que les régions à l'Est et au Nord de la zone d'étude ont un très bon...

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Evaluation of ground water potential in the environs of Jhansi city, Uttar Pradesh using hydrogeomorphological assessment by satellite remote sensing technique

Cited by 11 publications

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Identification of Groundwater Prospecting Zones in Hard Rock Terrain Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques: A Case Study of Pora River Sub Basin, Central India

Identification of Groundwater Prospecting Zones in Hard Rock Terrain Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques: A Case Study of Pora River Sub Basin, Central India

Analysis of groundwater parameters in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh using GIS-based & change detection maps

Integration of remote sensing and electrical sounding data for hydrogeological exploration—a case study of Bakhar watershed, India / Intégration de données de télédétection et de sondages électriques pour l'exploration hydrogéologique—étude de cas du bassin versant de Bakhar, Inde

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