Hydrogeochemical investigation of ground and surface water in the Neogene - Quaternary sediments

Abstract

Geochemical investigations in order to identify the mineral deposits, as well as the sources of water determined on: Na, K, Ca, Mg, Fe, Mn, Al, NH 4 ,NO 3 , SO 4 , HCO 3 , Cl, F, Ep, Eh, pH value, mineralization, Pb, Cd, Co, Ni, Cr, Cu, Zn, H 2

Geological Approach for Landfill Site Selection: A Case Study of Vršac Municipality, Serbia

“…In addition, the need for the use of MCDA in solid waste management systems was discussed by Cheng et al [40], as these frameworks could have complex and inconsistent impacts on various stakeholders [12]. The benefits of MCDA local authors have also been stated in their research: Popović et al [30] accentuated the benefits of MCDA for regional landfill and recycling center site selection; Kostić et al [41] point up the importance of multicriteria decision analysis for local management plan for communal waste; Vidović and Gordanić [42] underlined needs for integration of MCDA with hydrogeochemical investigations; Lukić et al [43] emphasized geomorphic diversity, while Vušković et al [44] used multicriteria decision analysis for better understanding of wastewater treatment concept. In accordance with an extensive literature and a wide range of research areas, a GIS-based MCDA can be used to define landfill site selection and precise mapping of potential sites.…”

“…These Quarternary formations are of fluvial and aeolian origin and were deposited at the time when Pannonian basin became mainland, with river, lakes, and puddles [51]. Faults are important features to note as a point of view when selecting the landfill site [42]. Active faults were not observed in the territory of municipality.…”