GIS in Water Resources Term Project

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GIS in Water Resources Term Project Utah State University GIS in Water Resources Term Project Identifying spatial and temporal extent of critical condition for water wells in Salt lake valley Ali Forghani Nov 2011

Introduction: Water Resources: - Surface water - Groundwater In this project: Groundwater conditions in Salt lake valley (HUC8=16020204) have been studied - Considering groundwater elevation

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 cost

Note: 1- lacking a complete data for extraction wells 2- lacking the monthly data for observation wells esp. after year 2000

Needed data: 1- Digital Elevation model (DEM) 2- groundwater elevation data - USGS:“water level below land surface” (Depth of groundwater)

-Not existing stations in northwest of the region -defining 4 new stations near surface waters (depth=0)

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.

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:1m 10 years period critical value:4m

Critical area: (10 years period) (Critical value:4m) Red regions (3.8%)

Critical area: (1 year period) (Critical value:1m) Red regions (14%)

Objective 3: The regions with highest increase (possibly affected by artificial recharge) Dark green region

Objective 4: interpolated surface of unsaturated depth

Objective 5: Regions with high pumpage cost (in which depth of unsaturated zone is high) Definition: high depth: depth more than 30m

Suggestion for further studies Obtaining the complete data for extraction wells in the region Using different interpolation methods and comparing results

Thanks for your attention Any Questions???