Natural and human-induced drivers of groundwater depletion in Wadi Zabid, Tihama coastal plain, Yemen

Al-Qubatee, Wahib; Hasan, Fares Al; Ritzema, H.P.; Nasher, Ghunaim; Hellegers, Petra

doi:10.1080/09640568.2021.1975104

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“…Mayoritas wilayah di Indonesia menggunakan sumber air tanah sebagai pemenuhan kebutuhan air bersih. Akan tetapi, sumber air tanah di beberapa wilayah tertentu semakin menurun karena faktor lingkungan dan aktivitas manusia (Al-Qubatee et al, 2022). Kualitas air yang memadai diimbangi dengan kuantitasnya yang cukup merupakan hal krusial bagi kehidupan manusia, namun jika penggunaannya yang terlalu eksesif maka akan berdampak terhadap ketersediaannya di alam.…”

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Pemanfaatan Teknik Rainwater Harvesting sebagai Pemenuhan Kebutuhan Air Domestik di Desa Cot Mee

Alfiani

2023

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The use of artesian wells or drilled wells is still the main choice of the people of Cot Mee Village, one of the areas in Nagan Raya Regency, where this is done to meet the needs of raw water sources as domestic needs. In addition to the expensive cost of installing borewells, this also adversely affects the environment due to excessive use of groundwater and raises the potensial for land subsidence. Under these circumstances, in order to solve the problem of raw water for individual lives, alternative solutions are needed that are more effective and efficient. One of alternative is to create a rainwater harvesting system from the roof of the building by maximizing high rainfall or known as rainwater harvesting technique. Field studies show the building area in Cot Mee Village is currently in good condition and livable and the entire roof is made of zinc. Of course, this condition will be very maximum in the process of harvesting rainwater. Analysis of the potensial for rain harvesting in Cot Mee Village is 64,685.61 liters/day, with the potential for rainwater harvesting per house of 743,512 liters/day. The ratio between the total water harvested amounted to 64,685.61 liters/day with the total use of raw water for needs of the people of Cot Mee Village of 43,399.8 liters/day. Research shows that rainwater harvesting technique will be adequate and able to be an alternative in providing raw water for domestic needs.

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Pemanfaatan Teknik Rainwater Harvesting sebagai Pemenuhan Kebutuhan Air Domestik di Desa Cot Mee

Alfiani

2023

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Present and future groundwater depletion rates in Wadi Zabid, Tihama Coastal Plain, Yemen

Al-Qubatee,

Van Lanen,

Nasher

et al. 2023

Environ Dev Sustain

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Risk Assessment of Multi-Hazards in Hangzhou: A Socioeconomic and Risk Mapping Approach Using the CatBoost-SHAP Model

Yu,

Yan,

et al. 2024

Int J Disaster Risk Sci

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As the global push for sustainable urban development progresses, this study, set against the backdrop of Hangzhou City, one of China’s megacities, addressed the conflict between urban expansion and the occurrence of urban geological hazards. Focusing on the predominant geological hazards troubling Hangzhou—urban road collapse, land subsidence, and karst collapse—we introduced a Categorical Boosting-SHapley Additive exPlanations (CatBoost-SHAP) model. This model not only demonstrates strong performance in predicting the selected typical urban hazards, with area under the curve (AUC) values reaching 0.92, 0.92, and 0.94, respectively, but also, through the incorporation of the explainable model SHAP, visually presents the prediction process, the interrelations between evaluation factors, and the weight of each factor. Additionally, the study undertook a multi-hazard evaluation, producing a susceptibility zoning map for multiple hazards, while performing tailored analysis by integrating economic and population density factors of Hangzhou. This research enables urban decision makers to transcend the “black box” limitations of machine learning, facilitating informed decision making through strategic resource allocation and scheduling based on economic and demographic factors of the study area. This approach holds the potential to offer valuable insights for the sustainable development of cities worldwide.

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Natural and human-induced drivers of groundwater depletion in Wadi Zabid, Tihama coastal plain, Yemen

Cited by 4 publications

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Pemanfaatan Teknik Rainwater Harvesting sebagai Pemenuhan Kebutuhan Air Domestik di Desa Cot Mee

Pemanfaatan Teknik Rainwater Harvesting sebagai Pemenuhan Kebutuhan Air Domestik di Desa Cot Mee

Present and future groundwater depletion rates in Wadi Zabid, Tihama Coastal Plain, Yemen

Risk Assessment of Multi-Hazards in Hangzhou: A Socioeconomic and Risk Mapping Approach Using the CatBoost-SHAP Model

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