Description

Groundwater Modeling Using Geographical Information Systems explores the integration of GIS technology with groundwater modeling to address critical water resource challenges. This book provides a comprehensive guide to applying GIS tools for analyzing, simulating, and managing groundwater systems. It covers key topics such as hydrogeological data collection, spatial analysis, groundwater flow modeling, and contamination risk assessment. Practical examples and case studies demonstrate how GIS enhances accuracy, visualization, and decision-making in groundwater management. Designed for environmental scientists, hydrologists, and GIS professionals, the book bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world applications. It also delves into advanced topics like climate change impacts, aquifer recharge studies, and sustainable water resource planning. By combining geospatial technology with hydrological science, Groundwater Modeling Using Geographical Information Systems equips readers with the knowledge and tools to address pressing groundwater issues and contribute to effective water management strategies.