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Ali Forghani Utah State University GIS in Water Resources Term Project Nov 2011 Water Resources Surface water Groundwater In this project Groundwater conditions in Salt lake valley HUC8 ID: 596153

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Identifying spatial and temporal extent of critical condition for water wells in Salt lake valley

Ali Forghani

Utah State University

GIS in Water Resources Term Project

Nov 2011Slide2

Water Resources:

- Surface water- Groundwater

In this project:Groundwater

conditions in Salt lake valley (HUC8=16020204) have been studied- Considering groundwater elevation

Introduction:Slide3

Objectives:

1- Obtaining interpolated surface of groundwater elevation in the study area

2- Specifying the critical areas

3- Specifying the regions possibly affected by artificial recharge system

4-Obtaining interpolated surface of depth of unsaturated zone

5- specifying the regions with high pumpage costSlide4

Note:

1- lacking a complete data for extraction wells

2- lacking the monthly data for observation wells esp. after year 2000 Slide5

Needed data:

1- Digital Elevation model (DEM)

2- groundwater elevation data

- USGS:“water level below land surface” (Depth of groundwater)Slide6

-Not existing stations in northwest of the region

-defining 4 new stations near surface waters (depth=0)Slide7

Objective 1: interpolated groundwater elevation

2 procedures:

1- determining groundwater elevation in each observation well and then interpolating

2- interpolating depth of water table and then subtracting it from DEM

The results of procedure 2 was more reliable.Slide8
Slide9

Objective 2: Specifying the critical areas

Critical area: the area with decrease in water table more than critical value

Obtaining the map of groundwater elevation differences in desired time periods

Definitions:

Yearly critical value:1m10 years period critical value:4mSlide10

Critical area:

(10 years period)

(Critical value:4m)Red regions (3.8%)Slide11

Critical area:

(1 year period)

(Critical value:1m)

Red regions (14%)Slide12

Objective 3:

The regions with highest increase (possibly affected by artificial recharge)

Dark green region Slide13

Objective 4: interpolated surface of unsaturated depthSlide14

Objective 5: Regions with high

pumpage

cost (in which depth of unsaturated zone is high)

Definition:

high depth: depth more than 30mSlide15

Suggestion for further studiesObtaining the complete data for extraction wells in the region

Using different interpolation methods and comparing resultsSlide16

Thanks for your attention

Any Questions???