This study examines the potential for groundwater in Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia. The study uses geological and hydrogeological methods, including analyzing topographic maps, field work collecting data from wells, and geoelectric resistivity testing. The results found six main morphologies in the study area with different elevations, slopes, and river patterns. Rock lithology mapping identified five rock formations. Geoelectric resistivity testing was used to determine aquifer distribution and volume. The study aims to understand the local groundwater potential and identify exploitable aquifer layers.
This study examines the potential for groundwater in Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia. The study uses geological and hydrogeological methods, including analyzing topographic maps, field work collecting data from wells, and geoelectric resistivity testing. The results found six main morphologies in the study area with different elevations, slopes, and river patterns. Rock lithology mapping identified five rock formations. Geoelectric resistivity testing was used to determine aquifer distribution and volume. The study aims to understand the local groundwater potential and identify exploitable aquifer layers.
This study examines the potential for groundwater in Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia. The study uses geological and hydrogeological methods, including analyzing topographic maps, field work collecting data from wells, and geoelectric resistivity testing. The results found six main morphologies in the study area with different elevations, slopes, and river patterns. Rock lithology mapping identified five rock formations. Geoelectric resistivity testing was used to determine aquifer distribution and volume. The study aims to understand the local groundwater potential and identify exploitable aquifer layers.
This study examines the potential for groundwater in Pasuruan Regency, Indonesia. The study uses geological and hydrogeological methods, including analyzing topographic maps, field work collecting data from wells, and geoelectric resistivity testing. The results found six main morphologies in the study area with different elevations, slopes, and river patterns. Rock lithology mapping identified five rock formations. Geoelectric resistivity testing was used to determine aquifer distribution and volume. The study aims to understand the local groundwater potential and identify exploitable aquifer layers.
2. The availability of ABSTRACT hydrology and topographic groundwater As a renewable natural maps; 2) field work: Geoelectrical resistivity sources, groundwater is one geological and hydrological method is employed in this of alternative in supplying mapping, data collection of study, focusing on Vertical the needs of water. To make shallow wells and deep wells, Electrical Sound (VES) with Fig. 2 Aquifer distribution top use of groundwater, the study collecting secondary data, Schlumberger configuration. view in Minggir Village, Winongan on potential groundwater is and; 3) data analysis. The distribution result using district needed. The technical approach for ATO software and Schfwd3 this research involves a D. REFERENCES as in figure 1 and 2. With the A. INTRODUCTION geological and acquisition of rock lithology [1] Jacob Bear, 2007, Water is one of the hydrogeological approach. In distribution it can be geological approach, the Hydraulics of primary human needs that determined the distribution of cannot be replaced to other potential groundwater can be aquifer that previously Groundwater, Dover means of needs. Water are seen in morphology interpreted at each Publications. used as consumption, information through geoelectric measurement [2] Debby Khairunnisa household, public facilities topographic map. Rock point. The volume of existing Suryo, et al, 2016, and industry. The increasing analysis can be based on a aquifer can be determined by Prosiding Seminar of population will affect geological map that provides knowing the aquifer Sains dan Teknologi water demand. One information regarding the distribution in 3D. Thus type of rocks, its distribution FMIPAUnmul,434 alternative to meet the water prediction is made in each demand is by exploiting and the relation of each zones. groundwater. It is a term used rocks. Geological structures to indicate any water found can be analyzed from underground. The term of geological maps and field groundwater could be observation. From the different in other subjects, geological structure that such as in hydrology, needs to be seen whether or agricultural lands, or not the structure has fault, agronomy. Groundwater joint, and fold. Another located in aquifer zone, approach, which is which it is important to hydrogeological approach, is understand rock formations. collecting groundwater data In order to understand from field survey through rock lithology and water table well and artesian morphology, investigation well data. through the ground or C. RESULT AND underground should be DISCUSSION carried out. It aims to be discovered whether or not 1. Geological condition Based on Research and Fig. 1 Distribution of rock lithology there is an aquifer layer, its in Minggir Village, Winongan thickness and the quality. Development Center of district To obtain potency and Geology (1992), study area availability of groundwater, surrounded by six (6) efforts are need to be done morphologies: volcanic cone, which is using geoelectric mountains, hills, plateau, survey method. Utilization of plains of sand, and lowland. this method is an attempt to Each morphology has certain gather data and information altitude, river flow pattern regarding availability of and slope. Regional groundwater. Stratigraphy based on geological map consist of a) B. METHOD Tengger volcano sands, b) There are three (3) stages Cemaratiga debris, c) Rabano in conducting this study, tuff, d) Tengger volcanics, namely: 1) preparation: early and e) middle quaternary survey, collecting geology, volcanics.
The Impact and Influence of Geologic Structures On Groundwater Potentiality in Crystalline Rock Terrains - A Case History From Gudimangalam Block, Udumalpet Taluk, Tiruppur District, Tamilnadu
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